Su Yao stayed up late reading ancient novels, and suddenly she transformed into the vicious female supporting character of the same name in the book. According to the plot of the original work, she wanted to pour hot tea on the heroine in front of everyone at the banquet, and ended up being executed by the villain Xie Chi Lingchi.
In order to save her life, Su Yao gave up pouring tea on the spot and drank a cup of hot tea to soothe her throat. The bound book-traveling system told her that she could only survive if she defeated the murderous villain Xie Chi.
She climbed through the window overnight and rushed to the scene of the massacre, hugging Xie Chi's thigh and pretending to be an orphan, begging to be taken in. In the deserted house, she gave him food and porridge, coaxed him out of nightmares late at night, and was willing to stand in front of him when he was attacked, gradually warming up Xie Chi, who was covered in blood and filled with hatred.
Just when his favorability was steadily increasing, the system issued a death order, forcing Xie Chi to kill the heroine himself. If he failed, Su Yao was killed.
Su Yao doesn't want to be manipulated by the plot anymore, and she doesn't want to hurt innocent people. She confessed the entire truth to Xie Chi, and the two joined hands to fight against the system and established fate.
Escape the encirclement and suppression in the court, escape the pursuit of Jianghu, and escape the tragic fate given by the book. Later, he went to the south of the Yangtze River, opened a small tea house, and guarded a courtyard full of flowers and fireworks. The once vicious heroine and the paranoid villain finally stayed together year after year, and the years were peaceful.
