[Transmigration into a Book + Villainess’s Comeback + Mind Reading + Family Power Struggles]
Su Wan transmigrates into a book as a villainess who gets written out after just thirty chapters.
At her engagement banquet, she plans to follow the plot and cause a scene by throwing wine, but unexpectedly awakens the ability to read minds.
It turns out the original owner wasn’t killed by the male lead. She was used as a pawn by the so-called “besties” around her, who drove her to her own ruin.
Su Wan rewrites the script on the spot: she’s done playing the villainess.
She scraps her plan to throw wine and instead pours the red wine over herself, exposing the white lotus’s scheme in front of everyone.
The whole room erupts.
The male lead, Fu Jingshen, watches coldly, then whispers in her ear:
“Not bad. But from now on, you’ll have to make it even more convincing.”
“Play the part of a fiancée who’s devoted to me and willing to take on everyone for my sake: a villainess.”
Su Wan thinks she’s using mind reading to turn the tables, never realizing she’s the one who’s been drawn into the game.
And Fu Jingshen gazes at her, his eyes deep and unreadable.
“Su Wanwan, you’re finally here.”
[When mind reading meets a blind spot in mind reading, whoever falls first loses.]
