[Transmigrate into a book + slow-burn romance + sweet pampering + both leads are virgins]
When Jiang Ruan opened her eyes, she had become the vicious supporting character who died the most miserably in the novel.
Same name, same surname, greedy and contemptuous of the poor.
The man before her, Pei Yan, had been the crown prince of Beijing’s elite. He’d fallen out with his family to marry her, and his parents had canceled his cards and disowned him overnight, casting him from the clouds into the mud.
The original Jiang Ruan stuck by him for half a year.
For the first two months, she managed to put on a show of devotion. After that, she began sneaking off to date other rich young men.
His family was even more devious: they deliberately spread rumors that he had an illegitimate child to test her. The original Jiang Ruan took the bait, and whatever guilt she’d felt vanished.
By the sixth month, seeing no hope of him making a comeback, she dumped him without hesitation and turned to a more promising match.
Then the plot unfolded just as it had in the original novel: the male lead was immediately welcomed back into his family, the original Jiang Ruan was blacklisted across the internet, and on her way back to her hometown she was caught in a landslide and buried without a trace.
Looking at the down-and-out man before her, so poor he had nothing but his handsome face, Jiang Ruan fell into deep thought.
She decided to change strategies: she’d calmly play the role of the “loyal ex-girlfriend,” without expecting him to marry her. After all, it was hard to defy one’s parents. All she wanted was a generous breakup settlement.
Once the story reached its end and the money was in her hands, she’d grab her things and run, then happily begin her life as a rich woman.
But could someone please tell her
She worked diligently every day at playing the “devoted ex-girlfriend,” riding around in his old-man scooter and squeezing into a tiny rental, just waiting for him to regain his status so she could take the breakup money and leave in style.
But when his family finally took him back and she packed her bags to run, he cornered her against the wall.
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This book is super good-looking. Both the male and female protagonists live a down-to-earth life. The male protagonist will feel sorry for the female protagonist doing menial work, and the female protagonist will never abandon the down-and-out male protagonist... The only thing that feels a bit uncomfortable is that the female protagonist hides too many things from the male protagonist. I accept the heartthrob setting, but hiding too much from the female protagonist makes me feel like the heroine is erratic🤔But when I saw it later, I found that the heroine is still quite determined, I like it!
The author thinks, maybe the second male lead should be in the role. Although the original one was pretty good, I feel that this one seems to be more suitable for the female protagonist, especially since he is already in power and does not have to be hindered everywhere like the previous male lead. And according to him, his parents' family is the kind of warm one that feels more suitable for the heroine 🤭 And if the man's family doesn't agree, the heroine's parents will definitely be worried, even if the man is on the heroine's side. Looking at the actual family relationship, the problem is actually huge. The man is an only child, so he can't really break it off. Moreover, in fact, the heroine does not have to accompany the man to endure hardships, and besides, they have broken up now.
I was confused by the author's explanation when I saw it before, but I understood a little bit about the negative comments in the comment section later. But there is no need to be too harsh on the heroine's design, and the author writes it very well. After watching it, I realized that the heroine is really happy when she is with the second hero. In my opinion, the character of the second hero is even better than that of the male protagonist. If you are with the male protagonist, even if you get married in the future, you will be affected by the prejudice of his family and you will have a lot of unhappiness. She couldn't tell everyone in his family what she was wearing.
It's very good to watch. I stayed up late to read the last few pictures. I cried when Fu Shunxin confessed his love during the Chinese New Year. If you come a step too late, you'll be too late for everything. Except for his venomous mouth, he's good at everything. He and Pei are not the same type of lovers at all. The damn girl eats really well.
@ I can understand letting the male lead chase his wife in the crematorium, but this is a bit borderline with the second male lead. It's time to catch up with the ambiguous interaction between lovers.
I support the second male lead, although in the end it will be the male and female protagonists. During the Cold War, the male protagonist was deducted a lot of points. When I see it later, I really want the second male lead to be the best. I look forward to the author's next book!
It's quite good-looking, but some comments said that the heroine is like a prodigal who can't change his fortune, not to mention that the prodigal is still the original owner, and the heroine is forced to bear the consequences. Be less critical of women😓
It's tied. Both the male and female protagonist's babies are very, very good. I look forward to more output. Highly recommended.
I accidentally tied it. I really like the male protagonist and the female protagonist is very cute.
Very good, I think the second male lead is better than the first male lead 2026-5-14