The Simp Side Character Refuses to Follow the Script, and the Protagonist Breaks Down

A parallel modern city where novel plots intertwine, and reality coexists with supernatural powers.

Chen Wudao, a shut-in, dies in a car accident and his soul transmigrates into the body of a groveling cannon-fodder villain, right in the middle of an engagement-breaking scene.

His fiancée, Xiao Wanshuang, publicly tosses away her ring and throws herself into the arms of the Son of Fortune, humiliating him in front of everyone.

By chance, he obtains a golden finger: he gets rewards for going against the script, and the more outrageous his actions, the stronger he becomes.

Refusing to play the tragic victim, he cheerfully sends off his former fiancée: “Good thing you broke it off. Saves me the trouble of divorcing you.”

Long Aotian wants to humiliate him? Chen Wudao sends him straight to jail. With a contract in hand, he makes the man sign himself into servitude as a maid.

When others show off, he pulls the rug out from under them. When the plot falls apart, he reaps the rewards, seizing resources and fortune for himself.

Those who once looked down on him now beg for forgiveness. The world he once admired now lies beneath his feet.

He makes the rules, takes his pick of beauties, and reaches the heights of both business and supernatural power, becoming the one true king and a living legend.