I transmigrated into a wealthy-family romance novel as the vicious supporting female character, whose ending is tragic.
The original Gu Xi was obsessed with the male lead and kept provoking the heroine until she brought ruin upon her family.
On my first day here:
The male lead? Not interested.
The heroine? Staying out of her way.
The plot? Whatever.
I just want to stay home as the Gu family’s most cherished second daughter and coast through life. My parents adore me, my siblings love me. Why bother with romance?
Who would’ve thought that the young master of the Shen family would take a liking to my lazy, carefree nature?
Me: I’ve never even heard of this guy. I’m not marrying him. Absolutely not.
But Shen Wen, the young master of the Shen family, is determined to marry me. He sends me 9,999 roses, a ten-carat diamond ring, and a luxury villa in Jiangbei.
Outsiders exclaim, “That young master of the Shen family really knows how to squander money!”
My parents see how persistent he is. More importantly, he has an eight-pack, he’s tall and handsome, and the Shen family is one of the richest families around. Sure, he isn’t eligible to inherit the family fortune, but he’s just right for their daughter, who wants to lie flat and coast through life.
So I marry Shen Wen. I never expected that after we get married, he would turn out to be a total wolf in sheep’s clothing. He acts like he doesn’t want anything, but it’s all a front. What he really wants is the inheritance. And in bed, he’s frighteningly insatiable. I can only cry and beg him to stop. I run, he chases. Boohoo, I’m a little rabbit who’s fallen into a wolf’s den...
