Song Muyü transmigrates into a book and becomes the vicious supporting female character who shares a name with the bankrupt CEO's wife.
In the original story, Song Muyü despises him as a useless loser after his bankruptcy and constantly demands a divorce. Egged on by her best friend, she cheats on him with a nouveau riche man.
After the original Song Muyü has Shen Qihe's child aborted and successfully divorces him,
she only then realizes that her best friend was actually her enemy, and that the man she introduced was just playing with her feelings.
Later, after Shen Qihe catches the eye of a powerful figure overseas, he makes a comeback.
Down on her luck, the original Song Muyü thinks they were married once, at least, so she packs her things and goes to Shen Qihe's villa, shamelessly begging him to take her back.
Shen Qihe doesn't even spare her a glance and goads her into staying outside.
Mocked by her enemy-friend, the original Song Muyü jumps to her death.
Wait a minute! Since the original author dotes on the male lead so much, could she live a carefree life if she doesn't get divorced or have the baby aborted?
Shen Qihe is delighted that his wife has stopped bringing up divorce.
She's willing to stay by his side while he turns things around.
When her enemy-friend tries to egg her on,
Song Muyü says, “Go hang out somewhere else.”
When the nouveau riche man makes advances,
Song Muyü says, “Stay away from me. I'm married.”
After Shen Qihe makes his comeback, he kneels at Song Muyü's feet every night. “Wife, I'm sorry you had to suffer before. I'll make it up to you for the rest of our lives.”