Qin Yiyao transmigrates into a domineering-CEO romance as a vicious female extra who isn't even worthy of having a name.
In the book, she pursues the mature, wealthy father of the male lead, then picks on the beautiful, tragic villain before he turns evil. In the end, her scumbag boyfriend cheats her out of her demolition compensation, and she dies in a traffic accident on the street.
Qin Yiyao doesn't want that kind of ending.
As agreed, she plans to raise the villain until he's eighteen. What happens years later between the male and female leads and the villain, with all their love and hatred, has nothing to do with her.
She'll take the demolition money and go enjoy herself somewhere.
What? Her cousin is hurt by what she did before becoming a sacrificial extra and won't give her living expenses anymore?
No choice. She has to go back to her old line of work.
Watching the boy head off to repair air conditioners with a toolbox on his back, his smile growing a little brighter each day, she feels very pleased.
She has her living expenses covered, and the villain has picked up a useful skill, so he won't end up as miserable as he does in the original ending.
As excellent as she is, she keeps her good deeds to herself and leaves without a trace.
As she drags her suitcase downstairs, a young man in work clothes stands across from her, staring with lifeless, icy eyes.
“Big Sister, you're abandoning me for him!”
Qin Yiyao thinks there's something wrong with this kid's eyes!
She drops her suitcase and runs, but Song Jin catches her and the suitcase and takes them both back.
“Big Sister, don't think you can escape from me.”
“Big Sister, that old man has a son. He's tainted. Don't choose him. Choose me.”
