After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Left the Country Carrying My Bodyguard's Child

Transmigrate into a book + 1v1 + HE + heiress + CEO + no character assassination of the original leads + winning back his wife + running away while pregnant

Gu Jiaojiao wakes up in the infirmary with a splitting headache. A flood of memories hits her: memories of the vicious supporting woman, as well as the scene moments earlier when the original owner was publicly humiliated by the male lead and harshly scolded by her father for framing the heroine. She realizes she's inside a novel, in a predicament where she's facing hell from the start.

Back at the Gu residence, she experiences her adoptive mother's coldness and fake concern, her father's disappointment, and the servants' contempt. She takes stock of the mess the original owner left behind: a history of bullying classmates, money owed to thugs, rock-bottom grades, and no friends.

When she returns to school, she faces her classmates' disdainful looks and whispered gossip. A female admirer of the male lead picks a fight with her. She tries to keep a low profile, but the original owner's notoriety makes it hard to avoid trouble.

The gang leader the original owner owes money to corners her with his men, threatening to make her pay up or pay with her body. Isolated and helpless, Gu Jiaojiao tries to talk her way out.

At the critical moment, a transfer student happens to pass by the secluded alley. He wears a faded school uniform and carries an old backpack, and he barely speaks. When the thugs provoke him, he shows a vicious skill that belies his appearance, easily taking several of them down.

Gu Jiaojiao's gaze gradually hardens. “That's the one!”