[Faithful couples + one-to-one romance + sweet love + winning her back + everyday life + possessive love]
Shi Wan transmigrates into a CEO romance novel as the wicked housekeeper of a wealthy family, a woman bent on climbing into the heir’s bed.
The original character fails again and again, and ultimately dies in prison.
To stay alive, Shi Wan plans to save some money and run away.
But the plot controls her, forcing her to complete ten drugging missions.
No matter how she tries to change the story’s course, the drugging missions always come around eventually.
In the end, she doesn’t get involved with the male lead. Instead, she ends up in bed with his older brother.
To save her life, she decides to run.
But just as she tries to slip away, the powerful man catches her.
With tears in his eyes, he complains, “You sleep with me and then try to run? You heartless woman, seducing me and abandoning me.”
Shi Wan pins down his wandering hand. “Wait, big brother. If you want to talk, just talk. Why are you lifting my skirt?”
…
Just as they’re about to make their relationship official, she discovers there’s more to the plot’s control than meets the eye. Someone is pulling the strings?
She tries every way she can to change her fate, only to learn that the powerful man was the one who begged for her to come into his life.
…
The powerful man falls for his housekeeper and turns to the internet for advice on how to win her over.
“What should I do if my wife doesn’t get the hint?”
A netizen named “Love Guru” shows up: “Do this, then do that, and you’ll get your wish!”
The powerful man worships him. “Master, you’re sitting at the main table on my wedding day.”
The part where the male protagonist handles the roses is really disgusting. One moment, the heroine is beautiful, and the next moment, she is a stunning beauty. You can tell me how beautiful she is, but the appearance is always described, and no one pays attention to the heroine's heart, right?
Not bad. The identity of the heroine seems to have been reversed. I look forward to the follow-up revelation.
The part where the male protagonist handles the roses is really disgusting. One moment, the heroine is beautiful, and the next moment, she is a stunning beauty. You can tell me how beautiful she is, but the appearance is always described, and no one pays attention to the heroine's heart, right?
Not bad. The identity of the heroine seems to have been reversed. I look forward to the follow-up revelation.