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Sang Jing has transmigrated as the beautiful villainess of a novel. Age: 25. Status: A fake socialite kicked out of her family. Ending: A miserable, lonely death.
Sang Jing is not particularly satisfied with this ending. Fortunately, her billion-dollar fortune followed her through time—it’s just been frozen by a system. The system tells her: “Only by changing the original character’s tragic fate can you gradually unlock your trillions.”
Sang Jing’s response: “O.J.B.K. (Say no more.)”
The moment she is kicked out of the wealthy household, Sang Jing turns around and returns to her old trade: E-commerce. With 99% talent and 1% effort, she effortlessly climbs the ranks to become a world-renowned female entrepreneur on the global rich list. She is single, beautiful, and wealthier than God.
Also on that list is Kou Yan, a business tycoon known in the original novel as a paranoid, cold-blooded, and manic “villainous male lead.”
Too bad for him—Sang Jing’s ranking leaves him in the dust by miles.
Shortly after her arrival, the two cross paths. The cold and devilish Kou Yan smirks, “President Sang, you’ve caught my attention.”
“My apologies, President Kou, but I think you’re sick. If you’re sick, go see a doctor,” Sang Jing replies without looking up, her head aching at the cliché dialogue.
“You’re the first person who dared to tell me to my face that I’m sick,” Kou Yan’s smile grows even more unhinged. “But actually… I’m here to talk business.”
“Is that so?” Sang Jing finally looks up. When she smiles, she is as dazzling as a peach blossom in full bloom. If it’s about her career, she’s all in.
Rumor has it that the cold-blooded tycoon has recently undergone a personality shift. One day, dressed in a domineering black suit, he shows up wearing a pair of Husky ears on his head, looking like a very fierce (but obedient) dog.
“Jingjing, didn’t you say you liked pets? How is this look?”
Sang Jing nearly coughs up a mouthful of blood. She yells at the top of her lungs: “If you ever dress like that again, don’t even think about entering my room for the rest of your life!”
