What Do You Mean, a Gold-Digging Woman in a Male-Oriented Novel? I'm a Queen of Capital!

“Su Ziyun, we’re done!” Su Ziyun transmigrates into a male-oriented wish-fulfillment novel as the hero’s gold-digging ex-girlfriend, right in the middle of a dramatic breakup. Lin Chen’s startup has taken off, and at the original owner’s birthday party, he tests her feelings for him. In the end, Lin Chen dumps her outright because she’s vain, looks down on his cheap gift, and tramples on his affection. Then he turns around and gets engaged to a rich heiress, kicking off his harem story. Once the original owner learns he runs a publicly listed company, she fawns over him and begs to get back together. After Su Ziyun pieces together what happened, she laughs. Isn’t this the classic opening of a male-oriented wish-fulfillment novel? The gold-digging ex-girlfriend looks down on the hero, then gets publicly humiliated. She would never grovel and fawn over someone, much less play the fool who gets publicly face-slapped. Now that she’s here, the plot is going to change. They’ve cast her as the hero’s gold-digging ex-girlfriend? Sorry, she’s going to be a queen of capital! She immediately takes out her phone to record, then challenges him: “Lin Chen, I’m thirty, not thirteen. At an age full of ambition and desire, do you really think anyone would be moved by cheap labor?” That very night, she posts the video online, stirs up controversy, and rides the hero’s reputation to become an influencer. Her philosophy on life: Don’t judge her by moral standards. As long as it’s legal, she’ll maximize her own interests. When Su Ziyun becomes a business tycoon, Lin Chen regrets everything. With red-rimmed eyes, he begs her to take him back, blaming himself for testing her sincerity. Su Ziyun gives him a proud, frosty smile. “Mr. Lin, thank you for what you gave me back then.” “Your business empire is already in decline, while my life as the queen of capital is only just beginning.”