Shu Yuwei was data imbued with emotions.
To survive, she had to win over the novel’s second male lead and change his fate.
But even after ten attempts, she still failed.
Across those ten attempts, she took a blade for him, donated part of her liver, and even became pregnant with his child, all to spare him a tragic ending.
Yet the second male lead remained deeply in love with the fake heiress, feeling nothing for Shu Yuwei but hatred and using her for his own ends.
He looked at her coldly. “If you want to die, then go ahead. Someone like you is an eyesore even when you’re alive.”
Shu Yuwei was utterly disheartened and gave up resisting. She could only be erased.
But to her surprise, Shu Yuwei was not erased. Instead, she was reborn as an apprentice painter in the countryside!
Even more surprising, the second male lead regretted everything after she disappeared.
He read through her diary, consumed by remorse. “Yuwei, I was wrong. Please come back...”
But it was too late.
He searched everywhere, but could never find the woman who had once given everything for him.
Meanwhile, Shu Yuwei met a gifted painter.
He praised her work without reservation. “There’s a unique emotion in your paintings, as if you’ve weathered countless storms.”
Shu Yuwei smiled calmly. “Perhaps, but that’s all in the past.”
He gazed at her tenderly. “Let me face the pain of the past with you.”