The Villainess Abandons the Main Plot to Pursue the Second Male Lead

A socially anxious, gentle, kind, clear-headed little white-flower sweetheart (An Jing) * A cold, domineering CEO, clever, and utterly devoted to his wife, who falls for her through his own assumptions (Shen Yan)

Transmigrating into a book, domineering CEO, sweet romance, comedy, mistaken turns of fate, slow-burn push and pull, a gentle and steady romance

Can anyone relate? After transmigrating into a book, my biggest wish was to stay away from the domineering CEO and save my sister, who was about to be sent to a mental hospital.

An Jing transmigrated into a sweet romance about a domineering CEO and became An Ran’s twin sister. An Ran was the villainess.

To change her sister’s tragic fate, she kept her head down and resolved to be an utterly forgettable background character who put out fires.

But fate kept working against her, entangling her with Shen Yan again and again.

Shen Yan: The girl keeps avoiding me. She must be deeply in love with me.

An Jing: That big shot’s stare is terrifying. Am I going to get written out early?

An accidental embrace on the street set rumors sweeping the whole city.

Who could have guessed that her sister would abandon the main plot, stop picking on the heroine, and focus on flirting with the second male lead!

How did a simple mission to save her sister turn into a romance where a CEO who reads too much into everything relentlessly pursues her?

An Jing wept: Don’t come any closer! I really don’t want to throw myself to the tiger!