The Comments Warn Me Not to Get Myself Killed: The Villainess Heiress Is Going on Strike

Shi Wan'er died on her twenty-fourth birthday, while the whole internet celebrated in the comments. She was the notorious “vicious heiress” of the wealthy elite, bullying the heroine, seducing the hero, and framing the second male lead. Her father scolded her for being “less well-behaved than his adopted daughter,” and her fiancé broke off their engagement. Then she was locked up in a psychiatric hospital. After she was released, she died saving a kitten that had been abused. After her death, comments suddenly floated densely before her eyes: “Serves her right! That villain in the original story should have died ages ago!” “I'm dying. She thought she could get away with all the terrible things she did?” So her life had just been a cannon-fodder role, at the mercy of others and there to serve the plot? She died with regrets, but the kitten in her arms miraculously gave her a chance to be reborn. When she wakes up reborn, she gradually learns through the comments' spoilers that someone deliberately caused the miserable life she was meant to lead! This time, she will grow stronger. She will use her own power to save the grandfather who loved her but died young in her previous life, and keep other women as unfortunate as herself from being forced into psychiatric hospitals... Later, the comments change from curses to wails: “Help! How did she turn all the ‘dead ends’ into a path to becoming a queen of finance?!” “Weren't all five male leads supposed to hate her? Why is her gentle childhood friend cooking for her, the CEO kneeling to give her shares, the top-tier star writing love songs for her, and her ex-fiancé who broke off their engagement desperately chasing her? Even the mercenary big shot calls her boss?!” She turns off the comments and smiles softly at the camera: “Thanks for the spoilers, but I'm going to defy your ‘script’ and personally turn everyone who bullied and humiliated me into the regrets you'll never get over.”