Wen Han, the eldest daughter of the Wen family, was born to be held in high esteem by all the stars. Wherever she is, everything is visible.
However, Wen Han himself knew that she was just a stranger in a novel, and the whole novel only contained three words - "Miss Wen" was written off in one stroke.
She is rich and beautiful, and she does not need to be restricted by the plot. She lives a wanton and indulgent life, she is perverse and willful.
Until someone breaks her disguise. Wen Han met a real Madonna, who gave Wen Han love and forgiveness. She was Wen Han's poisonous honey.
Wen Han admired her, yearned for her, and was deeply jealous of her.
Later, the Virgin died and Wen Han became ill. She thought she was the Virgin, so she imitated her crazily. She covered herself with hypocrisy, pretending to be gentle and kind, and like her, went to save the weak.
Everyone praised Miss Wen as a kind person.
However, there was one "weak" among them who wanted to see through her. He was her fiancé's brother, the boy she had saved, and the second male lead in the original book. His eager and pitiful look was very much like the one she wanted from that person, so she decided to satisfy him and rob him.
However, no one can expose her disguise.
Demining: The second female lead is the heroine's only obsession
The female protagonist is paranoid and scumbag, and robs the male protagonist by force
Intention: truth, goodness and beauty