Reborn as the Substitute Wife of a Disabled Tycoon

The young troublemaker Song Yu is transported into a domineering CEO melodrama. The male lead is physically disabled and emotionally damaged. He torments the heroine emotionally, and the female supporting character both emotionally and physically. And she is that unlucky supporting character. To save her family’s company, she takes her stepsister’s place and marries the wealthy, disabled male lead. She is hopelessly infatuated with him, even as he torments her again and again: no matter how badly he treats her, she loves him like it’s the first time. When the heroine returns, the wealthy man tells the supporting character to take the money and leave. After she goes, she discovers she’s pregnant. On her way to negotiate with the wealthy man, she gets into a car accident, and both she and the baby die. Song Yu isn’t having it. Is this supporting character a masochist? The heroine’s stand-in? A tool to warm his bed? Not a chance! To get the male lead to dump her, Song Yu goes all out to make trouble. The male lead likes long, straight black hair, so the next day Song Yu shows up in front of him with a head of short, bright green hair. The male lead likes demure women, so Song Yu wears the shortest hot pants imaginable, fishnet stockings, and smoky eye makeup, making sure to get his attention... Male lead: Woman, you’ve successfully caught my attention! Song Yu: What the hell is this supposed to be? Reading Guide: 1. Both are virgins, one-on-one romance, happy ending. 2. The male lead uses a wheelchair in the early and middle parts of the story. His legs recover later.