When Shen Mian wakes up, she transforms into the vicious fiancée with the worst ending in the story about a wealthy family's sweet pet.
In the original book, the male protagonist Gu Yanchi went bankrupt due to capital siege and was heavily in debt. The original owner thought he was poor, called him useless, and even wanted to sell him to a club. Later, when Gu Yanchi returned to Beijing and regained his identity as the crown prince, the first thing he did was to throw the original owner to an island to raise geese, which was so miserable that he collapsed.
In order not to raise geese, Shen Mian started a diligent life-changing routine.
The prince has no money to eat? She went to the underground passage to set up a stall and draw paintings to support him.
The prince was humiliated? She stepped forward to protect her shortcomings: "My people, is it your turn to teach me?"
The prince doesn't feel safe? She pretended to be fierce: "I must go home before ten o'clock, I'm scared to be alone!"
While maintaining her delicate persona, she secretly doted on the down-and-out boss. Until the heroine of the original book appeared, Shen Mian thought that he could finally retire, so he bought a ticket overnight and prepared to abdicate in favor of someone better.
As a result, that night, Gu Yanchi, the billionaire CEO, blocked her at the airport, with paranoid and gloomy eyes, and pressed her step by step: "Mianmian, you have supported me for so long, and now you don't want me anymore?"
Shen Mian was so frightened that he cried: "That's not how it was played in the original work!"
The man leaned forward and said in a low and hoarse voice: "You said you would be responsible for me for the rest of your life."
