Su Wan transmigrates into a book and becomes the brainless, vicious female supporting character.
The System orders her to frame the heroine, seduce the male lead, and follow the entire string of idiotic plot points, ending with her tragic death at the leads’ wedding.
Su Wan: Thanks for the invitation, but I choose to make money.
She tears up her plan to win over the male lead, walks away from the love-triangle battlefield, and opens her stock-trading app instead.
In the original story, the Su family’s stock price plummets by 30% three months later, and everyone waits to see her go bankrupt and end up on the streets.
Su Wan smiles. “Short before the crash, buy the dip afterward. What do you call that? Taking advantage of the plot.”
The male lead suspects she’s plotting something, the heroine worries she’s up to no good, and the System warns her in a panic that if she doesn’t follow the plot, she’ll be “written out.”
Su Wan adjusts her nonexistent glasses. “Written out? No. I’m going to be a business queen.”
While everyone thinks she’s still that love-struck pretty face, she’s already stirring up the entire business world behind the scenes.
Then one day, the male lead corners her against a wall, his expression conflicted. “Su Wan, who are you, really?”
Su Wan looks at the soaring returns in her account and beams.
“I’m the daddy you’ll never have.”
She is said to be a vicious woman, but she is very upright.
The heroine seems to be destroying her own company, but she is actually saving her own company. She is planning to find the enemies who are targeting her company.
She is said to be a vicious woman, but she is very upright. The heroine seems to be destroying her own company, but she is actually saving her own company. She is planning to find the enemies who are targeting her company.