Only before she died did Su Nian discover that she was the villainess in an urban romance novel.
In her previous life, the plot controlled her every move. She wreaked havoc until she was kidnapped and sunk into the icy depths of the sea.
Reborn, Su Nian immediately dumped Lu Jingchen, the future trillionaire who was still eating instant noodles in an urban village.
Su Nian thought that as long as she was villainous enough, she could stay alive and enjoy a comfortable life as a rich woman. Then the plot completely fell apart...
Wen Wan, the original heroine: Su Nian keeps pushing Jingchen toward me. She really is a good person, but why do I feel like Jingchen looks at her as if he wants to devour her?
Jiang Chi, the heir to a powerful conglomerate: Miss Su, you used me as a weapon. Have you thought about how you'll pay the interest on that loan?
Lu Jingchen, eyes bloodshot and gone dark: You were willing to kiss someone else for money. Now that I'm worth a trillion, I'll buy you for this life and every life after. Is that enough?!
Looking at the future tycoon who had her cornered against the wall, acting like a madman, Su Nian trembled. Wasn't the villainess supposed to end up at the bottom of the sea? Why isn't the male lead following the script?
The result: Lu Jingchen coldly sent Wen Wan away, then turned around and bought Su Nian her favorite soup dumplings from the south of town.
Wen Wan: “...”
To break up with him, she went to a bar and kissed Jiang Chi, the rich second-generation heir.
The result: Jiang Chi thought she was his unattainable first love and pursued her relentlessly; Lu Jingchen smashed up the bar and carried her home.
Jiang Chi: “Come on, man, is that fair?!”
Su Nian was completely numb. She just wanted to make money and take it easy. Why wasn't the male lead following the script?
Lu Jingchen, sneering: “Trying to run? Not a chance.”
Although it is still being serialized, the plot is not cliché at all and is very novel.