After Transmigrating into a Book, the Wicked Supporting Character Wins Over the CEO Hero

(An early practice novel. It can’t be deleted, and I don’t recommend reading it. Check out the new book pinned at the top instead!)

"Transmigration into a Book + Wealthy Family + Growing Up + Romantic Tension + Push and Pull + Both Leads Are Each Other’s Only One"

Zhang Xiaowen, who gave up after her startup failed, transmigrates into the vicious supporting female character Lu Zhen in a brainless wish-fulfillment novel. She’s barely arrived when she wakes up to find everyone “catching her in bed” with the male lead!

So the vicious supporting character seduced the male lead and drugged him, too?!

In the original story, the supporting character’s foolish stunt sets off a chain of disasters. A month later, she accidentally falls from the rooftop and dies.

To avoid getting killed, Zhang Xiaowen forces herself to smile through gritted teeth. “If I told you I wasn’t the one who drugged him, would you believe me?”

Of course they don’t!

Helpless, Zhang Xiaowen points at someone at random. “Actually, the heroine did it!”

She isn’t entirely wrong.

The male lead, Gu Bingwen, roars at her to get lost, and Zhang Xiaowen promptly puts three miles between them.

When she returns to the Lu family, a family feud is about to erupt.

Zhang Xiaowen had planned to lie flat and live the life of a rich heiress, but she soon realizes she started dreaming too soon! In tears, she sets out on the road to entrepreneurship once more!

Unfortunately, she keeps running into the main characters she’s been trying so hard to avoid.

When she makes the list of Luocheng’s ten most outstanding entrepreneurs, Gu Bingwen gives her a sidelong glance. “Aren’t you going to use this chance to announce our real relationship?”

Zhang Xiaowen smiles foolishly. “You mean our relationship as business partners?”

Gu Bingwen glances at her again, then coolly tells the reporters, “My fiancée is honored to be interviewed by you all! If you don’t mind, I’ll take her home and train her first. I’m quite experienced with interviews, after all.”