The male lead, Shen Sizhou, is the young heir to a powerful family in Beijing. Hiding his identity, he heads to the countryside with his best friend to become a sent-down youth. He’s known in Beijing circles as the cold-hearted King of Hell, ruthless in business, yet with her, he’s unbelievably gentle.
Cheng Yao was pampered by her loving parents. Then, after a car accident, she transmigrated into a story set in a bygone era, about a true and fake heiress. She became the fake heiress, a beautiful but brainless villainess who was doomed to die. Delicate and soft, spoiled and overbearing, she was nothing like the story’s independent, hard-working heroine, who built her own wealth. Selfish and disliked by everyone, she used every underhanded trick to compete with the heroine for the male lead, only to be outmaneuvered by him and married off to a good-for-nothing in the countryside, where she died after suffering domestic abuse. Once Cheng Yao learned how her story ended, she immediately said goodbye to those idiots. But once she did, she had nothing to eat and life was exhausting and bitter. How could a pampered young lady who could hurt her hand pulling a weed endure such hardship? In tears, she decided to find herself a meal ticket for the long haul… a powerful backer. Her past life had taught her that it didn’t matter if you had no abilities and kept causing trouble, as long as your backer was powerful enough to handle anything. The heroine is beautiful, charming, and has no golden finger. As always, the story is shamelessly cheesy and sweet, and completely addictive. The male lead used to hate the original heroine, but he’s utterly smitten with the heroine who transmigrated into the story. It’s domineering, forceful love, hehehe~
The noble, handsome man falls first; the powerful man bows his head for his beauty.
The plot is incredibly exciting, and the sweetness is off the charts.
