Cheng Wangyu has a father who runs a factory, a mother who teaches, and three brothers who dote on their little sister. She’s made a success of herself too, earning a place at one of the country’s top universities. Life is looking better and better.
Then she opens her eyes to find that a woman who fancies herself a clever modern girl has taken over her body, leaving her as a ghost.
She can only watch as the transmigrator into the book cuts ties with her family to win over the scumbag male lead, strips the house of its valuables, brings the scumbag into the factory, and joins him in wiping out her entire family. In the end, he dumps the transmigrator and rises to the top with his one true love...
Ridiculous.
Who has the right to interfere with Cheng Wangyu’s life?
Now that she’s back, she’ll show the transmigrator what it means to be a villainess and what it means to defy fate!
She’ll destroy the ladder the pretty-boy climber uses to rise to success and show him who can’t live without whom.
The scumbag and his family will regret it, but by then it’ll be too late.
Cheng Wangyu won’t give them another chance. Instead, she’ll take the scumbag’s true love’s golden finger for herself.
Cruel?
No.
This is only the beginning.
Cheng Wangyu then heads to the countryside, drawing closer step by step to A Hui, a man who lives in his own world. He gave up everything to save her and became autistic as a result.
For the rest of her life, she’ll bring back the A Hui who was once so spirited and had made waves in the military.
It's good-looking. It's the first time I've seen the male protagonist as autistic [laughing]