The Transmigrated Side Character Steals the Show

Chu Jinran is nearly forty, unmarried, and childless. One day, she wakes up and finds herself inside a novel.

She’s married now, and she has children. But the trillionaire CEO belongs to the heroine, as do the twin genius babies.

The original wife raises the children all by herself, only to end up branded a vicious woman, hated by everyone, and meeting a horrific death. Meanwhile, the heroine spends those years building a successful career and becoming a rich heiress in her own right. She and the CEO are a match made in heaven, and the family of four lives happily ever after.

Now that Chu Jinran has transmigrated into the story, there’s no way she’s raising those kids.

She’s spent years learning martial arts, and her character in the book knows seven languages. She’s not about to settle for being a nanny or bodyguard.

Love is precious, but wealth is worth more.

And if freedom is at stake, she’s not risking her life for it.

Meng Yixi is only sixteen. For years, he was in poor health, and just as he was finally getting better, his mother was driven to despair by his scumbag father and the mistress, the other mistresses, and their illegitimate children. His father even schemed to bankrupt her, leaving her without money for medical care.

When Chu Jinran transferred him thirty thousand yuan out of the blue, Meng Yixi was won over, even though he didn’t know who she was yet.

Want to know how vicious Chu Jinran is? Just look at what she does.

She hires online trolls to call herself a homewrecker. (Because in a relationship, the one who isn’t loved is the third party.)

She hires online trolls to accuse herself of cheating. (Since the CEO refuses to divorce her, let’s see if he’s willing to keep her around with a green hat on his head.)

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The Heng family tricked her into marriage, and the Chu family sold her off. Jinran was treated like dust.

Meng Yixi’s heart ached for her. Since the Heng family had been bullying her for so many years, then…

It’s getting cold. The Heng family should go bankrupt.

It’s getting cold. The Meng family should go bankrupt, too.

When spring comes, I’ll give you a real wedding of the century, with love and freedom.