After I Transmigrated into a Book and Took Down the Scum, the Villainous Tycoon Set His Sights on Me

Shen Shuning is a longtime novel addict. After staying up all night to finish a tearjerker about a playboy who turns over a new leaf, she’s so furious she nearly crushes her phone.

The heroine shares her name, and she’s an impossibly naive heiress who gets the worst of everything: Her parents leave her a vast fortune, but wicked relatives swindle her, her ex takes advantage of her, and she supports his deadbeat family and pays his medical bills. In the end, they drug her and make her infertile, seize her inheritance, and leave her to die. Meanwhile, her ex turns around and stages a tearful confession at her grave.

She’s still cursing him before bed when, half asleep, she hears a mysterious voice ask, “Would you like to avenge her? There’s money in it!”

“Obviously! I’ll take the money and get revenge. We both win!” She agrees without a second thought.

When she opens her eyes, she’s really transmigrated into the book and become Shen Shuning.

The mysterious voice reminds her again: If she succeeds in getting revenge, she can take all the assets back to the real world.

And so Shen Shuning goes on the attack: kicking out the gold-digging scumbag, tearing into her green-tea cousin, taking a stick to the repulsive mistress, and forcing her wicked relatives to cough up every penny, with interest.

She’s busy counting cash and serving up face-slapping to scumbags, never realizing that Gu Zeming, the book’s biggest villain, has already set his sights on her.

The first time she sees Gu Zeming, his outrageously handsome face instantly charms her. She launches into full-on movie-star mode, pretending to be drunk, acting cute, and pouting, all because she wants to take advantage of him.

Then one time, she really does get drunk and ends up sleeping with him. Shen Shuning panics at once. “Mr. Gu, I-I’m allergic to alcohol...”

Gu Zeming chuckles and pulls her into his arms, his lips brushing her ear. “Are you going to take responsibility for me, or should I take responsibility for you?”

Only later does she understand: Every one of their ‘chance encounters’ was part of his plan.

[Transmigration into a book + sweet romance + face-slapping and punishing scumbags + satisfying from start to finish]