Self-interested, not a saint
[Calculating, taciturn officer VS bright, flirtatious, spoiled heiress]
Jiang Shiyuan wakes up to find she has transmigrated into the 1980s, as the power-hungry, status-seeking, spoiled villainess destined to be a sacrificial character in a novel.
The story begins with the original owner going to great lengths to marry officer Fu Chenzhou and marry into a wealthy family. But before she can enjoy a year of good living, the Fu family is falsely accused and sent down to the countryside.
The original owner promptly divorces him, then kicks him while he’s down, only to meet a gruesome end without even leaving a body behind.
But the problem is, Jiang Shiyuan gradually realizes she is that very same villainess.
Think she’ll change? “No.”
She still has the same thing to say: “If you can’t give me a good life, then get out of mine.”
“Brother Fu, I like someone. Will you help me pursue her?”
Fu Chenzhou: “That’s my wife.”
The male lead falls in love with the heroine at first sight and adores her no matter what she’s like.
