At twenty-five, Su Nai was sent off to marry like a piece of merchandise. Faced with the leering eyes of the man she was to marry and the heat spreading through her body, she refused to be humiliated and leapt from the rooftop terrace of his villa.
Memories of her previous life flashed through her mind: Su Weiwei, the younger sister she had cherished since childhood, publicly crying, “Sis, why did you steal my boyfriend?”; the contemptuous, mocking eyes of the wealthy elite; being framed into killing the beloved cat of her adoptive brother, Su Yan; and finally, Su Yan coldly announcing that she would be sent into an arranged marriage.
· Reborn three days before her eighteenth birthday party, Su Nai wakes in the bedroom she knows so well. Looking at her youthful face in the mirror, she vows never to make the same mistakes again.
She sees Su Weiwei, whom she protected like a little sister at the orphanage, wearing that pitiful, innocent little-green-tea act... I’ll hit you!
You think you can make snide remarks about me? You think you can frame me?
She sees the man she had a crush on in her previous life... I’ll hit you! You’re blind, and you picked on me and framed me because of that little green tea!
It was those two who framed her in her previous life and got her sent off to an arranged marriage.
Now that she has another life, she won’t go easy on any of you.
Then she sees her adoptive brother Su Yan, a loner with a cold personality, but with a face every man would want to kiss. He really is a full-fledged villain, though. Anyone who offends him can forget about getting off unscathed. I’ll hit... I can’t beat him. He’s the head of the Su Group and a symbol of power in the capital. If I offend him, I’ll just get sent off to marry again, and I don’t want that.
Well... if you can’t beat them, join them.
Su Nai: “Big brother... I’m really good at looking after kittens. How about I take care of Snowball for you?”
“Big brother... Look, Snowball really likes me!”
Su Yan: “So do I.”
