Ning Yanzhuo is the villainous heiress in “Lotus Leaf Qiao Qiao’s” novel. After the plot arranges for her to be buried alive, she returns to the age of 17 and awakens to her own self-awareness, with fragments of her past memories in her mind.
She keenly realizes that nothing she does has any motive or reason.
The turning point in all of this began when she met Ye Yin in high school. For no apparent reason, she grew jealous of and hated him, bullying him for three years.
She doesn’t investigate what’s wrong with her. Judging by the timeline, she has only bullied Ye Yin for a year so far, and her resentment toward him isn’t too deep yet. Ning Yanzhuo plans to leave for another country as soon as possible to get away from him.
She knows all too well that after graduation, Ye Yin will reunite with his biological parents. In just a few years, he’ll thrive in both his studies and his love life, thanks to his privileged resources, and steadily secure his inheritance of the Ye Group. To take revenge on her, he’ll join forces with the Gu family to destroy every business under the Ning family. In the end, she’ll be buried alive, while her parents struggle under their debts, their health steadily declining. Grief over their missing daughter will leave them perpetually despondent, and they’ll meet an unhappy end.
Then the dark System, Kexin, appears, reveals the truth behind her abnormality, and threatens to erase her self-awareness by restoring her character settings.
To avoid turning back into a “puppet,” Ning Yanzhuo has no choice but to stay by Ye Yin’s side and continue playing the villain according to the plot.
But she has no intention of repeating the past…
(Let “bullying” bury “bullying.”)
Theme: View bullying from different perspectives. Ning Yanzhuo feels guilty and remorseful because she was the bully, and to some extent denies who she is, hoping to escape responsibility by constantly trying to make amends. Ye Yin, as the victim, accepts compensation because of the pressures of reality, but the wounds in his heart can never truly be healed.
