Oh my God, she’s transmigrated into a book.
She’s landed in a male-oriented wish-fulfillment novel as Lin Wei, a vicious supporting character who doesn’t live past chapter 57.
The moment she arrives, she’s confronted with a horrifying scene: the original Lin Wei has just slammed a takeout box into the male lead’s face and hurled a string of cutting insults at him.
The destitute young man in a cheap delivery uniform, being humiliated in public, is Shen Yan, who will one day become a top financial tycoon, crushing his rivals and swallowing up countless corporate groups.
Fortunately, he has completely lost his memory and owns nothing at this point.
Knowing how the original novel ends, Lin Wei feels a chill run down her spine and spends the night scrubbing away every last trace of her crimes. She sells off all the luxury goods the original Lin Wei bought with his hard-earned money, keeps not a cent, and puts every penny into a bank account to return to him.
She wears a vicious mask and pretends to be sharp-tongued, always putting on a tough front. In secret, she quietly softens and saves her money, hoping to build up enough savings to make a clean getaway and live out her days in peace.
But her peaceful life is shattered by an anonymous transfer.
The note is chilling and impossible to ignore: Keep him trapped. Don’t let him leave.
Lin Wei jolts with realization: the original Lin Wei had been bought off long ago!
She has no choice but to…
Later, after learning that the male lead has already regained his memories, she panics and leaves, abandoning the bank card.
But she never expects that in the depths of the night, the man she once humiliated and wronged will walk away from a project worth tens of billions and cross a sea of people to chase her down.
His devotion is absolute: “I’ve always liked you. Only you.”
