After her wealthy husband, Fu Jingchi, dies, Jiang Yiran becomes one of Jiangcheng's wealthiest women, ranked among the city's top fortunes. Every day, she is inconsolable and weeps bitterly. Amid the attention of everyone around her (their envy, jealousy, and resentment), she inherits her wealthy husband's enormous estate, sobbing all the while. Her fair-weather friends arrange a get-together especially to cheer her up. She has barely taken a sip of wine when several lines appear before her eyes:
[This woman is just waiting to make the headlines. The vice squad will be here any minute. The young star she hired is underage.]
[Oh no, the villainess is about to start down the path to ruin. That's the future top-tier star, and his fans will dig up her past and unleash an online mob against her.]
At a family dinner, she accidentally knocks over a cup handed to her by a young woman:
[The villainess is helping them out again.]
[Tsk, tsk, poor villainess. She must not know the male lead is still alive.]
[This green tea girl still doesn't know the male and female leads have switched bodies. Just wait until she gets face-slapped.]
One day, as Jiang Yiran casually passes a busy intersection, another line appears:
[This villainess is so stupid. The Little Match Girl is the Zhou family's missing biological daughter. She can't even grab the golden finger handed to her on a silver platter. She deserves to be the villainess.]
After an accident, Fu Jingchi turns into a stray dog. What makes him even angrier is that his frail, tearful wife, who used to snuggle into his arms, can carry three sandbags at once and run laps around the field in front of a puppy.
He watches her use his money to raise puppies, sponsor handsome young men, and invest in male celebrities who rely on their looks. When his fortune is almost squandered, he gets so angry that he comes back to life.
Fu Jingchi: Is there anything more painful than being alive and finding out your money is gone? Oh, and I wasn't even the one who spent it.
Theme: Love is destined
