Lu Jinshi transmigrates into a book. She becomes the male lead's deceased young love from a period novel. In the story, this young woman takes the male lead in and raises him with great hardship. Who could have guessed that the child was a little wolf in disguise, coveting her all along and secretly driving away every potential suitor. When she learns the truth, the young woman is so mortified she wants to die. She flees far away, only to meet an untimely death on the road.
The male lead is devastated. He turns around and finds a female lead who looks remarkably like his lost love to be her substitute. When the female lead discovers she's a replacement, the two fall into a cycle of love and hate. After a tangle of passion and resentment, they finally live happily ever after.
Just after transmigrating, Lu Jinshi looks at the male lead clinging to her leg. "Hah. You think you can latch onto me? I'll teach you what it means to be a wicked supporting female character."
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Lu Jinshi always thought she couldn't accept a relationship between an older woman and a younger man. That is, until the boy, seemingly forever brimming with youthful impulse, vibrant and passionate, leans against her shoulder and presses his lips to her ear. His voice low and hoarse, he calls out "Big Sister" with restraint and anguish.
Lu Jinshi: "Tsk. Got it!"
Note: At the beginning, the female lead is eighteen and the male lead is twelve. They are six years apart.
Reader advisory: This story is told from the female lead's perspective, with the focus on her feelings. She is not an infatuated, love-brained, sweet and innocent heroine. She's an ordinary person: cool-headed, rational, and quick to take revenge. She loves herself most, and occasionally loves someone else.
The male lead is devoted to her in both body and heart. In the early part of the story, he can jump around all he wants, but he still won't get what he wants. Later, when the female lead sees that he has offered her his true heart, she will be with him.
To like someone is to possess them; to love someone is to bow in submission.
Theme: Mutual understanding and respect
I want to see what's behind, come on, come on, come on, come on