Su Wan passed through the book and transformed into the vicious villain of the same name in the ancient Chinese house fighting novel - the original protagonist was obsessed with the male protagonist Lu Jin, and was jealous of the female protagonist Lin Weiwei. He was framed many times but was killed in reverse, and finally ended up with his family ruined.
As a veteran "Queen of the Sea" in love, Su Wan looked at the ruthless character of the "werewolf" male protagonist in the book, and then thought about the tragic ending of the original protagonist, and decisively started self-rescue mode!
Faced with the hypocritical White Lotus heroine Lin Weiwei's false overtures, she exposed the Green Tea routine and made the other party lose face;
Encountering the secret plot of the vengeful villain Aunt Liu, she predicted the plot and defeated the opponent's army;
Even the werewolf male protagonist Lu Jin, who was full of hostility towards her, relied on her distant "Queen of the Sea" skills to transform from a "thorn in his side" to a "special existence".
Su Wan wanted to wait until the end, but she didn't expect that the ruthless Lu Jin would actually fall in love with her and become extremely possessive: "Su Wan, you flirted with me and you still want to run away?"
Su Wan raised her eyebrows: "Mr. Lu, I was just trying to save myself, but I didn't say I was responsible."
The werewolf male protagonist pressed forward step by step: "Then I will be responsible for trapping you by my side for the rest of your life."
How come the self-rescue of the villain in the book becomes a two-way struggle with the werewolf hero?
