When Lin Wei, a social worker who died suddenly while working overtime, accidentally slipped into the story of a badass CEO and was bound to a system that required her to "drive away the second female lead, Su Qingyuan" before she could go home. She originally wanted to be a Buddhist audience, but unexpectedly the plot completely went astray.
The cold and scheming daughter of the Su family in the original book is actually a "knight" who will stand up to protect her when she is entangled by a dandy, will lean over to carry her when she sprains her feet, and will take good care of her when she is punished by the system. However, in the original book, I was obsessed with the male protagonist, but I actually fell in love with this "second female lead".
From an unexpected assist in answering questions in class, to a frank trial on a moonlit night in camping, to facing family opposition and fighting side by side with the male protagonist to disrupt the situation, Lin Wei gradually sees her own feelings clearly as she spends day and night with Su Qingyuan. They work together to build a popular restaurant, break common prejudices, and use their actions to prove that true love has nothing to do with gender.
This is a two-way redemption between the book traveler and the original character, and it is also an orange time about companionship and love. Even if I can't help myself, I am willing to stay for you and go through this long and warm human fireworks together.
Very nice to look at. .