Both Each Other's First + Happy Ending + Six-Year Age Gap
After staying up all night to finish a CEO romance novel, she opened her eyes and found herself inside it as Yan Lan, a minor female character with the same name as her, whose fate was tragic.
It was the He family's grand anniversary banquet. The original Yan Lan was obsessed with the novel's male lead, He Jingchen, and publicly made things difficult for the innocent Su Qingxue. Framed, she became a laughingstock.
Provoked by Su Qingxue and mocked by the male lead, the original Yan Lan grew increasingly obsessed and deranged. Her family was dragged down with her, and she met a miserable end.
This time, the tragedy wouldn't happen again.
In front of the assembled guests and powerful families, Yan Lan publicly put an end to her old infatuation.
"He Jingchen, you think you're worthy of me?"
The Yan family had seized her property? Then she'd take it all back.
And she wouldn't just reclaim it. She'd deal with every scumbag, too.
Everyone waited for her to fall into disgrace, unaware that she had an extraordinary business mind.
Breaking free of the prescribed romance plot, she unexpectedly crossed paths with Xiao Yanbai, a villainous tycoon whose name struck fear into everyone who heard it.
He controlled both the underworld and legitimate business, with operations spanning the globe. He was a true devil.
The two of them should have had nothing to do with each other, yet they kept meeting for inexplicable reasons.
He Jingchen also came to his senses and began desperately pursuing her and trying to win her favor.
By a twist of fate, she discovered that Xiao Yanbai was interested in her.
If she couldn't escape his grasp, she might as well coax him into the palm of her hand.
She used him to climb higher.
She found a way back, but she'd taken things too far.
The man had no intention of letting her leave.
She could only run. She wasn't from this world. How could she stay here?
The man threatened, "Run again, and I'll break your legs."
After the ninety-ninth time, he was afraid.
"Baby, next time you run, can you take me with you?"
