Song Youning, an ordinary office worker, suddenly faints while working late into the night at her company and transmigrates into the tragic romance novel she was reading, becoming the vicious cannon-fodder second female lead and idealized first love, also named Song Youning.
Born into a noble family and blessed with beauty, Song Youning is set up in an arranged marriage by her family and weds a CEO with whom she has no emotional connection.
But Song Youning can't forget the male lead, her childhood sweetheart. She bullies and frames the pure, innocent heroine, whom the second male lead loves. In the end, the male and female leads live happily ever after, while Song Youning, the vicious cannon-fodder, is captured by kidnappers and killed after she tries to frame the heroine.
All she knows is that the CEO she married is a successful, mature business tycoon: handsome, stern, and distinguished, with broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and alluring peach-blossom eyes. But his eyes never charm women; they only focus on business. He married her for the sake of their companies, nothing more.
Still, he's generous, giving Song Youning twenty million a month.
The male lead flirts with the heroine while also making advances toward her, a married woman. She has no intention of becoming the other woman in an affair.
Who could have guessed that one day, after getting drunk, the CEO would hold her and say, “Why don't you love me? Whoever you love, I'll bankrupt them. Let's see how he plans to support you then.”
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