When Nangong Wan woke up, his palm was hanging in the air - about to slap a five-year-old child.
The door was kicked open. The child's father looked at her coldly: "Break your legs and leave the house."
She looked down at the body she had just passed through, and then at the little boy huddled in the corner with fear in his eyes.
Then he lowered his hand.
Dressed as the most vicious female supporting character in the book, she starts in hell mode. The original owner abused his stepson, offended his domineering husband, and offended the whole family. He could not survive more than thirty chapters in the original work.
But now there is someone else in this body.
Don't follow the plot. Don't abuse children. Not trying to steal the male lead.
She has only one goal - to survive and make money on the way.
So she started cooking, telling stories, and putting her stepson to bed. The child went from walking around her to holding on to her pants, from being silent to opening her mouth, from not daring to smile to showing her dimples.
Then something started to go wrong with the cold-faced villain boss - she worked less and less overtime and spent more and more time at home. One night, he photographed a file in front of her and wrote six words with a pen:
"Who are you anyway."
