After I Transmigrated into a Book, the Villainess Was Reborn

Lin Wantang wakes up to find herself inside the melodramatic CEO novel she complained about last night, as a disposable supporting character who appears in fewer than thirty chapters.

Even worse, the original heroine, the sweet, naive girl who forgave the domineering CEO after he mistreated her eight hundred times, has been reborn.

Reborn Shen Ruoxi is no longer a naive pushover. She remembers the entire plot and knows who will help her and who will stand in her way. She intends to take everything that originally belonged to the “heroine”: the affection of Gu Group's CEO, the highest status, and the heart that once treated her with indifference.

And Lin Wantang, the “original heroine,” is the first stepping stone she plans to crush.

Fortunately, Lin Wantang has read the book too.

She knows every one of Shen Ruoxi's schemes inside out, and can anticipate every trap Shen Ruoxi lays. Speaking in the gentlest voice, she says the clearest things. Amid the male lead's suspicion and the supporting woman's schemes, she gradually becomes the biggest wild card in the story.

She had everything figured out, except for the legendary cold-faced CEO, Gu Sihan.

He is always watching her with a scrutinizing gaze and questioning her in a frosty tone, yet he is also the first to appear whenever she is in danger.