The Spoiled Side Character Makes a Move, and the Capital’s Young Master Falls Hard

Gu Cheng transmigrated into the novel as the scheming, spoiled ex-girlfriend with the most tragic ending: she framed the male lead, cheated on him with a scumbag, and even tried to sell one of his kidneys for money. In the end, she was thrown into the sea to feed the sharks.

On her first day in the story, she came face-to-face with the man rumored to kill her.

He wore a delivery uniform faded from countless washes. His jawline was sharp as a blade, and his deep-set eyes held a simmering resentment and ambition.

Though he had fallen to rock bottom, there was still a ruthless, noble air about him that made her heart tremble.

Gu Cheng's heart skipped a beat. This wasn't some fallen young master. He was a sleeping wolf king.

She tore up the script that had doomed her and made a decision on the spot: instead of being the death of him, she'd become his business partner!

He had no money to start a business? She shamelessly marched back to the Gu family, took on her stepsister, and demanded startup capital.

Someone was blocking his way? She used every connection she had to clear the obstacles.

He drank himself sick at a business dinner? She stayed up all night making congee by his bedside, and he drowsily caught her by the wrist and murmured, “Don't go...”

With her own hands, she pulled him out of the mire and made him a rising star in the business world. She also watched him transform from a cool, taciturn man down on his luck into an obsessive tycoon who would look at her with red-rimmed eyes and say, “You can only be mine.”

Then the novel's “fated heroine” appeared, and Gu Cheng sensibly took her billions in assets and made a graceful exit.

But the man cornered her at the airport. His eyes were bloodshot as he pinned her against the wall, his voice hoarse beyond recognition.

“You used me and now you want to run? You saved my life, and my heart belongs to you too. You won't leave me in this lifetime.”