Su Jinning never imagined that a car accident would lead to her being born into an old-fashioned household-intrigue novel as its wicked supporting female character! She fell into the water at three and caught a chill, while Concubine Liu skimped on her charcoal and medicine. From the start, it was hell mode, and if the original plot played out, not only would she be sentenced to death by a thousand cuts, but the entire Su family would be dragged down with her.
Armed with the complete plot, she decisively abandoned the foolish path of “clinging to the male lead and battling the original heroine.” She reclaimed her mother's dowry, won the Old Madam over as an ally, exposed Concubine Liu's secret schemes, and even saw through the original heroine Su JinxI's “fragile innocent” act in advance.
But can someone explain why the cold-faced male lead, who hated the supporting character in the original novel, keeps watching her? And why is the mysterious villain, whom the original version of her once saved, also coming over to offer an olive branch?
Su Jinning: Thanks, but I just want to build my career and protect my family. Keep men and old grudges out of it!
