[Online romance at first + secret identities + winning her back + personal growth and comeback]
Song Yuwen is a mechanical R&D engineer in the future tech industry. After a plane crash, she transmigrates into a male power fantasy novel and becomes a sidekick to the male lead’s younger sister.
She’s just a background character, one of many. At best, she’s the fourth-ranking passerby. She reads the whole book and can’t even find her name.
The male lead, Lu Zeyuan, is the young master of a top-tier wealthy family: powerful, influential, and exceptionally intelligent. He inherits the family company as soon as he comes of age and is the center of everyone’s attention.
Naturally, his sister is a little princess whom no one in their circle dares to offend.
As the male lead’s sister’s sidekick, Song Yuwen does everything she can to stay in her good graces, always at her beck and call and diligently following her around. In two words: a bootlicker.
But the princess’s friends only treat her as a pastime when they’re bored. They order her around, tease her, mock her, and humiliate her.
The moment she “lands” in this world, Song Yuwen and the princess are kidnapped together and taken to some remote backwater.
To stay alive, Song Yuwen has no choice but to do everything she can to save them both from danger.
But she never expects to gain a haughty little fan in the process.
She keeps using her “money power” to humiliate me.
But… if that’s how you’re going to humiliate me…
Well, I have to admit, it’s actually pretty great!
What she also never expects is that the sweet, considerate guy she’s been dating online turns out, after his secret identity is revealed, to be a cold-faced, wheelchair-bound demon king.
The gender’s right, the age is right, but the personality is all wrong! He’s the male lead, and she’s just a background character. Is it too late to change her mind?
I was attracted by the part where Song Yuwen first made Lu Qingqing's bed before making her own bed. Sure enough, people still can't fall in love. Once they fall in love, the person changes. There is also the scene where they ride the Ferris wheel together (kissing). Eight out of ten books use this technique. The previous part of the article is okay, if you like it you can follow it!