I Didn’t Treat You as a Substitute [Book Transmigration]

Ying Yao, who was halfway through writing her graduation thesis, died suddenly and transmigrated into a book. She became the fiancee of Chu Yezhuo, the story's biggest villain. Her mission was to warm his heart and show him the beauty of the world.

Ying Yao was a haughty young lady who bossed Chu Yezhuo around after they married. When she got drunk, she called him to come pick her up, wrapped her arms around his neck, and bit his collarbone, all while murmuring the name of the man she'd loved for years.

As the people around him looked on with pity, Chu Yezhuo tightened his embrace, while calculating that it was time to close the net.

He had endured humiliation for so long just to bring down the Ying family and avenge his parents.

As for Ying Yao... he didn't care what happened to her.

Half a month later, Ying Yao was suddenly told that her grandfather was critically ill. Leaning weakly against his hospital bed, he said, "Ask him to spare our family..."

Chu Yezhuo came home from working late as usual and froze for a moment when he saw Ying Yao waiting for him in the living room.

Ying Yao forced a smile and went up to him. Her voice was hoarse, but tears had already begun to fall.

"I'll do anything. Please, spare them..."

Their positions had finally reversed. The once-willful young lady now humbled herself before him. Chu Yezhuo had thought he'd be happy, but instead he was unbearably irritated. He wanted to grab Ying Yao by the wrist and drag her far away, but couldn't bear to actually hurt her.

What was even more infuriating was that she was begging him for another man?!

Was that poor boy, her unrequited love, really so important to her?!

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Theme: Love is a superstition of perfect timing and circumstances