Stealing the Original Novel's Big Shot's Substitute Wife

【Smart, sweet romance + outspoken leads + melodrama + devoted, mutually faithful couple】 As told by Chu Zhiheng: Transmigrating into a book, falling for a stand-in, and kicking the green tea first love and the original male lead to the curb - Chu Zhiheng transmigrated into a book as a ten-year-old orphan with no parents. With perfect scores in physics and chemistry, he worked hard on his own for ten years, changed his name, and became a hidden powerhouse known throughout the country. He couldn't care less about the original story. Then, one drizzly evening, he found someone. Wen Zui. In the original story, Wen Zui was treated as a stand-in for the male lead's first love. His life was crushed by an obsessive younger brother, a gloomy childhood friend, and a refined older man. After the first love returned from abroad, he was callously abandoned and ultimately drowned at sea. He was the ultimate sacrificial character. Chu Zhiheng never imagined he would meet the love of his life in a foreign country. But right now, he was focused on winning over his beloved, guided by his own idea of love. If you love someone, spoil them. Spoil them rotten. If you have it, give it. If you don't, take it and give it to them. Forget the original male lead and the original love interest. All of you, get lost! He said, "I'm here. I'll make you the happiest person in the world." - Wen Zui was just like his name: he longed to drink himself into oblivion. He had thought this was just how his life would be: resist to the bitter end, then be tortured to death. Fate wouldn't let him be happy. Destiny wanted him dead. He had never hoped there could be someone who would give him everything. He didn't dare believe it. He said, "I don't want to live, but I can't die either." - Later, after learning the whole truth, the original male lead and the others regretted everything and went looking for Wen Zui. Chu Zhiheng looked at his wife's phone and answered the call. "Shh, keep your voice down. He's asleep." - The author may revise the text, but the main storyline won't change. The content may be revised substantially.