When she opens her eyes, timid and meek Wen Wan'er discovers she's become the universally despised supporting female character who stole the identity of the real heiress.
In the novel, the original owner was not only spoiled and impossible, but also offended the real heiress's family and falsely claimed to have saved the life of the capital's golden boy, Bo Songyu, to marry him.
Rumor has it that the golden boy is ruthless and despises being deceived more than anything.
With the original heroine about to return, Wen Wan'er fears for her life. She takes a divorce agreement to Bo Songyu and shamelessly begs him to divorce her so she can run away and save herself.
At first, Bo Songyu ignores her and watches her act, waiting for her to be exposed. With a hunter's mindset, he toys with his prey at his leisure.
Later, he rushes over, tears up her divorce agreement, snatches her plane ticket, and pins her in a corner, eyes bloodshot.
"Mrs. Bo, where do you think you're going?"
Wen Wan'er: "...Nowhere. Just, just going for a little walk."
The man's smile is tender and captivating. He grips her waist, his voice dangerous. "Good. Because no matter who you are, now that you're Mrs. Bo, you'll be my wife for the rest of your life."
"You'd better keep those little schemes of yours to yourself."
Later, when people curse her as a fake who stole her best friend's prestigious family status and has no shame, Wen Wan'er accepts it. Even though it was the original owner's doing, now that she's taken her place, she should bear the consequences.
Just as she bends her back, Bo Songyu yanks her upright and fires back boldly: "My wife may not come from a wealthy family, but so what?"