After getting spectacularly drunk, Ye LancI discovered that she had transmigrated into a book, though she had been born without her memories. She was the cannon-fodder supporting female character in You See, the Southern Wind Is Cold.
It sounded like a literary title, but the story was really a domineering CEO romance packed with every kind of melodramatic plot device: unrequited love, stand-ins, car accidents, and running away while pregnant.
Ye LancI was the girlfriend of the second male lead, a domineering CEO. They had been together for four years, and she had planned to marry him as soon as she graduated.
Once sober, Ye LancI let out a long sigh of relief. At least they weren’t engaged, so breaking up would be easy. She immediately dumped her boyfriend, even though he had been planning to dump her too.
To celebrate being single, Ye LancI slept with Bai Yanzhi, one of her best friend’s older brothers, at a party with her girlfriends.
It was a ridiculously melodramatic turn of events, and it happened just like that.
As she watched the main characters spread melodrama everywhere, Ye LancI glanced at her bank balance, then at the man beside her, beaming with happiness. She was grateful she had gotten away quickly enough.