Lin Shu transmigrates into a novel with a completely warped moral compass, becoming the male lead's true daughter, who died young.
In the book, the adopted daughter Lin Yue holds the whole family hostage with her anxiety, jealousy, and insecurity. Her brother becomes her servant, and her guilt-ridden parents become her slaves, yet she still feels suffocated. She smokes, drinks, and chases after bad boys, saying, “Now this is freedom.”
Lin Shu just smiles. Armed with a values-correction System, she plays her family The Guide to Recognizing Emotional Manipulation, then gives Lin Yue two choices:
First, accept top-tier psychological treatment. Second, go to the “real world” she longs for and experience the life of a wage slave firsthand.
Later, as Lin Yue breaks down sobbing on the night shift at an assembly line, the Lin family raises their glasses to celebrate Lin Shu's company going public.
After her brother comes to his senses, he becomes the youngest industry magnate. Her parents regain control of their company and reflect, “So real love helps people grow, instead of keeping them caged.”
