[Quick transmigration + the one who got away + scheming]
Su Ran binds herself to a quick transmigration System. Her mission is to play a “gold-digging first love” in every world and win over the CEO male lead, who never follows the plot.
In the first world, she is the clingy flower everyone says is after a rich man. The male lead’s first love as a teenager, she once promised a future to him when he was down on his luck, but just before he made a name for himself, she left him because she “couldn’t stand being poor” and threw herself into the arms of a rich second-generation heir. But the male lead, who is supposed to turn evil and seek revenge in the story, merely gives her a cool glance before going on to take his company to the top of the industry. He ignores her whether she tries to charm him or falls on hard times. So much for “the one who got away being a thorn in his heart”!
In the second world, she becomes an impostor who takes credit for saving his life. The original owner of her body saved the male lead after a car accident. Su Ran takes credit for it and plays the sweet, understanding woman by his side, all while coveting his wealth and status. When the truth comes out, she expects him to fly into a rage. Instead, he calmly looks at her. “I can give you what you want. But stop pretending.” He neither holds the original woman accountable nor sends Su Ran away. Instead, he keeps her by his side, his gaze filled with a curiosity she cannot understand.
In the third world, she is a fake heiress who has taken the real heiress’s place.
In the fifth world, she is the first love in a CEO romance who only cares about money.
