After the Substitute Supporting Villain Awakens, the Male Lead Chases His Wife to the Crematorium

[Awakening consciousness + rekindled romance + ensemble cast + winning her back + everyone’s favorite]

[Gorgeous heiress vs. an uptight, secretly passionate heir to a conglomerate]

The night Jiang Leyin drugs Chi Yanzhou, intending to make him hers, she awakens.

She is the villainous ex-wife of the romance novel’s male lead, and the Jiang family’s fake heiress, switched at birth.

In the novel, she steals the heroine’s love and drives her away, then marries into a wealthy family as the Jiang heiress.

But the real heiress is the white moonlight the male lead loves but can never have!

In the end, the real heiress returns. Jiang Leyin is thrown out of the family home, forced to divorce the male lead, and even dies a tragic death on his wedding day!

So... she’s the male lead’s devoted doormat? The Jiang family’s substitute daughter?

On the night she awakens, Jiang Leyin slaps Chi Yanzhou hard and kicks him for good measure.

She strikes first, tossing a divorce agreement in front of Chi Yanzhou. “I want a divorce.”

Later on.

The truth about her being the fake heiress comes out early, and she trends online.

Jiang Leyin says, “The Jiang family took me in and gave me a good life for all these years. It’s about time I gave everything back to its rightful owner.”

Eldest brother: “How could that be? I watched you grow up.”

Second brother: “Don’t be silly. Mom and Dad would be heartbroken if they heard you.”

Third brother: “Who says? It’s just a piece of paper. You’re still my sister.”

After the real heiress appears, she comes to see Jiang Leyin herself.

Jiang Leyin thinks, Oh no, she’s here for me!

Unexpectedly, the other woman offers a truce. “Stay. I actually like you.”

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Chi Yanzhou, the first heir to the East City conglomerate, is a favored son of heaven: gloomy and cold-hearted.

Everyone says he married Jiang Leyin only because his parents told him to.

In truth, only Chi Yanzhou knows the truth:

If he hadn’t agreed to the marriage, no one could have forced him.