Wu Xiaoli, a practicing lawyer who specializes in divorce cases, dies suddenly from overwork. When she opens her eyes, she has become the heroine of the CEO romance The CEO's Private Sweetheart, a lovesick woman who would do anything for love. The plot bar is glaringly visible before her eyes: in the next chapter, she takes a knife for the male lead; in the one after that, her kidney is removed to save his one true love; and in the finale, he dumps her and she jumps into the sea. Her golden finger: she transmigrated into a book with the entire Civil Code and her divorce litigation license, and can predict every heartbreaking plot twist in advance. Her goal: take CEO Qian Fugui to court, get a divorce, divide the assets, and claim damages for emotional distress, then use the settlement to open her own law firm. The central conflict: the plot's correction force desperately tries to shove her back onto the lovesick heroine track. The more she fights back, the more Qian Fugui thinks she's playing hard to get, and the more money and resources he throws at her. Meanwhile, readers' comments go from calling her a lovesick fool to eagerly following her court cases. At the first hearing, she presents the male lead's "kidney removal agreement" in court. The judge is silent for three seconds, and the comments flood the screen: "The first heroine in history to beat the plot in court!"
