A Minefield at Every Turn on the Bad Girl’s Road to Reform

Multiple male leads / Chaste male leads / Love triangle drama / Everyone’s favorite / Powerful men bowing their heads / Rational men losing control / Mild angst In other people’s eyes, An Sheng is an outsider and a parasite in the Wen family. To the Wens, she is an ungrateful wretch who will never appreciate anything they do for her. She is a Wen by birth, but her parents, concerned about their reputation, keep her separate from the family’s bloodline. She has parents, sisters, and brothers, but living among them, she feels like a lonely ghost. After enduring the cold stares of her closest blood relatives for too long, An Sheng’s last shred of hope in them finally fades. She resolves to leave the only home she has ever known, a place that has brought her nothing but pain. She is no good person, so she uses a sliver of affection to put on a show of deep devotion, ensnaring Xiahou Mochi, who stands at the top of Beishi’s business world. But even three years together aren’t enough to claim his whole heart. With only one year left before her escape, she has no choice but to change targets and pursue Ji Heng, the second young master of the Ji family, who dares to defy his family and seek the life he wants. But her sudden change of plans gradually slips beyond her control. Without her noticing, men who were never part of her plan begin showing up one after another, each asking her to give him a place in her life. With three thousand streams to choose from, An Sheng decides to drink from only the one that suits her best. But then a man she has never seen before appears and places the water directly in her hands, telling her she doesn’t need a cup to have it. He says, “Come with me. I don’t need a title, and I can still give you everything you want.”