After the Heroine Dumbed Me Down, I Turned the Tables on Her

On the very first day Ning Yi transmigrated into a supporting character, the domineering CEO forced her to play the scheming green tea who broke up the male and female leads.

The CEO’s daily routine was to bring the three of them together and enjoy watching her stir up trouble like a green tea.

Ning Yi was at her wits’ end. According to the plot, she knew she was a brainless villainess in this novel. And she wasn’t the only one: everyone in the book except the male and female leads had been made stupid by the female lead.

Her ending, it seemed, was to die for the CEO. Knowing how it all ended left Ning Yi rather apprehensive.

If the CEO said one, she wouldn’t say two.

If he wanted her to break up the canon couple, she would.

If he wanted her to play the green tea, she would cooperate.

The CEO said, “Don’t even think about marrying into the Ke family.”

Ning Yi smiled. “I never did.”

You’re destined to die alone, sir. How could I risk ruining your carefully crafted persona?

But later, she discovered that the System she’d been waiting for had finally arrived, late or not.

So they were going to make her stupid? She’d make them stupid right back!

The strictly self-disciplined Mr. Ke had seen all kinds of people. In his eyes, Ning Yi was meek and timid, lacking courage and cunning, and willing to abandon herself just to climb the ladder. She was exactly the kind of person he hated most.

But later...

His nephew told him, “Uncle, my classmate Ning Yi won another award.”

His assistant told him, “Mr. Ke, Miss Ning has been invited to attend an event at the United Nations.”

His employee told him, “Miss Ning is such a hidden gem. She finished a three-year performance wager in just two years.”

Even his close friend, a famous Best Actor, publicly confessed to her in front of him: “Ning Yi is my ideal type.”

Ke Yanxing: ???

Could he still change that three-year wager into having two children in three years?

Theme: Independence and self-reliance.