It’s Tough Being a Spoiled Heiress

Two years after Ye Ranran marries Mo Wuke, she suddenly dreams that she is the villainess in a book.

In the story, Mo Wuke is a workaholic focused solely on his career, while the heroine, Song Huiwei, is a capable, self-assured career woman. Together, the two powerful leads tear her, a mere tool, to shreds and go on to become the next Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger.

She is a dull, docile trophy-wife villainess, useless to the hero’s career and included only to move the leads’ romance along.

When they divorce, she gets only a few million in assets. In the end, she is sent overseas alone, where she miserably gambles away her entire fortune at a Las Vegas casino.

Ye Ranran’s eyes light up. She knows the plot inside out!

Who would turn down a lonely, miserable life with only a few million to her name?

But things get stranger and stranger. Wasn’t she supposed to love only a career woman, while Ye Ranran led a tragic, lonely life abroad with just a few million left in her pocket? And why is the heroine so two-faced?

At first, Mo Wuke thinks Ye Ranran is just another dull, plain little flower, until one day he can hear her thoughts.

A heroine everyone thinks is unhappy in her marriage × a rich, arrogant, impatient CEO with mind-reading powers who doesn’t realize it himself