Su Nian never imagined she would die at twenty-six.
She never imagined that after death, a System called “007” would snatch her away and send her into various novel worlds to rewrite the tragic fates of supporting female characters.
In the first world, she transmigrated into a wealthy-family melodrama as the vicious stepsister.
The original host was arrogant and malicious, and ultimately the male lead personally had her committed to a psychiatric hospital, where she died miserably.
When Su Nian arrived, the original host was just about to push the heroine into the abyss.
She refused to follow the plot.
She saved the girl. In a dark alley at night, she draped her coat over her shivering stepsister and said, “It’s all right now, sis. I’ll take you home.”
At that moment, the heroine burst into tears.
Only then did Su Nian realize that the original host, despised by everyone, had also been hiding grievances she could never put into words.
This isn’t a simple story of turning the tables.
It’s a story about redemption, growth, and how someone slowly learns to love and be loved.
The male lead, Huo Sichen, is known in business circles as the “Living King of Hell.” Cold-blooded and heartless, he loves no one.
Yet the first person to catch his eye is the girl carrying her sister out of an alley beneath the moonlight.
She seems cold, but her eyes are warm.
He wants to get closer to her.
He wants to understand her.
He wants to become the one and only devoted puppy in her world.
[Reading Notes]
A gentle pace, tender emotions, and a focus on human warmth and healing.
The heroine is bold but not cold, while the hero is devoted but never servile.
They’re each other’s first love. The same male lead appears in every world, and a happy ending is guaranteed.
