Ye Ling transmigrates into a girls' love ABO novel and becomes a scummy Alpha with the same name.
A top-tier star and a famously graceful, moon-bright figure, Ye Ling proposes to Su Jinyu, the CEO of the Su Group, in front of everyone when she wins Best Actress.
The union of two high-ranking S-rank Alphas and Omegas becomes the love story of the century.
After the wedding come bizarre relatives and one mistress after another, along with a master manipulator. During their anniversary trip a year later, pregnant Su Jinyu falls off a cliff and disappears. Ye Ling weeps on camera, moving the entire country with her devoted demeanor.
From then on, Ye Ling takes control of the Su Group, amasses a fortune worth tens of billions, and adopts dozens of children, becoming a celebrated figure.
At the "Moving the Nation" awards show, Su Jinyu, missing for years, suddenly appears and accuses Ye Ling of trying to kill her, of adopting nothing but illegitimate children, of once bullying a new actress until she died by suicide, and of leaving tens of thousands of people homeless with unfinished housing projects...
Su Jinyu becomes CEO of the Su Group again. Ye Ling is struck by one act of revenge after another, and finally has her glands forcibly removed and starves to death on a winter street.
For Ye Ling, a top chef, the most undignified way to die is of hunger.
Survival plan: level up!
She gives up her ambitious, dominant Alpha persona. Starting today, she will be Su Jinyu's most obedient, considerate, warm, comforting, and reassuring puppy.
Su Jinyu coughs once, and Ye Ling makes half a ton of rock sugar pear soup.
Su Group shares fall, and Ye Ling sneaks into rival companies to kill all their money trees and occasionally unplug their network cables.
Su Jinyu wants a child to inherit the family fortune, so Ye Ling...
Ye Ling: "Sis, about having a baby, I... I can't. I'm all looks and no substance. My face is the only thing I've got going for me. I can't do it!"
Su Jinyu: "Be good, Lingling. Your big sister will teach you..."
That night, the scents of aged rice wine and citrus cardamom mingled.
Theme: Life is better because you're in it.
