After transmigrating into a book, Jiang Nuan finds herself in the role of the vicious supporting character who betrays the male lead.
Everyone says that when Ji Huaiyu fell on hard times, Jiang Nuan was the only one who truly loved him.
The once untouchable heir to the Ji family, one of the most powerful families in the capital, was buried in debt and branded a deadbeat by everyone around him.
When the mighty fall, their hangers-on scatter. Everyone left him without a second thought.
Everyone, that is, except Jiang Nuan, who was engaged to Ji Huaiyu as a child. Ignoring his protests, she stubbornly stayed by his side, living with him in a run-down rental and sharing his hardships as he struggled to pay off his debts.
Everyone praised her as a once-in-a-lifetime true love.
Only Jiang Nuan knew the truth.
She wasn't his salvation.
She was the one who had ruined him.
She had joined forces with others to lure Ji Huaiyu into a trap they had laid long in advance, destroying everything he had, one step at a time.
She stayed by his side to keep watch and make sure he never got back on his feet. She called him useless and sneered at his poverty every day, all to crush his spirit and keep him buried in the mud.
Later, Ji Huaiyu reclaimed the Ji He Group and uncovered everything she had done. He sent her to the wilderness to be fed to the wolves.
Jiang Nuan didn't want to be fed to wolves.
After arriving in the book, she lived alongside Ji Huaiyu through their hard times while doing everything she could to make money, planning to grab her things and run before he found out the truth.
One day, the man blocked her at the door:
“You deceived me like this and still think you can run?”
Jiang Nuan trembled with fear. Was she about to be thrown to the wolves?
A friend asked him:
“She did this to you. How are you going to get back at her?”
Ji Huaiyu replied calmly:
“By making her stay by my side forever.”
Everyone in the capital knew that the powerful man who commanded half the city's influence had been abruptly dumped by the girlfriend who betrayed him, and that it had nearly cost him his life…
