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After decades of diligent labor as a worker in the Underworld, she finally earned the chance to be reborn as a billionaire in her next life under one condition: she must complete a mission in another world.
After failing twice, she is assigned the role of a minor supporting character, Lü Guiyan. Her task is to constantly stir up trouble and frame the villain, Wei Chengyan. Her goal is to drive him toward “blackening” (moral corruption) and ensure he kills her in the end. Once she dies at his hands, she can officially become a wealthy woman.
Armed with a villainous script, a “God’s-eye view” of the plot, and minimal screen time, this life was supposed to be a breeze.
On their first meeting, she immediately hit Wei Chengyan with a classic “Green Tea” manipulation. From that day on, she ran into him everywhere, to the point she suspected they had some sort of magnetic field drawing them together.
Oh? Wei Chengyan is afraid of dogs? She had to get one. Oh? Wei Chengyan is setting a trap for her at midnight? She’ll show him exactly what it means to “reap what you sow.”
Feeling that small-scale pestering was taking too long, she decided to propose a fake partnership. Her original intent was to gain his trust and then stab him in the back to trigger his ultimate fall into darkness. However, during the execution, the “vibe” began to veer wildly off course.
What? Every “accidental” meeting before was carefully designed? Oh! I get it. She’s doing this on purpose to get my attention.
What? She wants me to teach her how to read and write? Oh! I get it. She’s intentionally creating opportunities for us to be alone.
Lü Guiyan watched with complicated feelings as Wei Chengyan—who was supposed to be chasing after the original male lead—instead began trailing behind her every single day.
Would you give up your inheritance to the title of Marquis of Pingyang? No. It is the title my mother left for me; I will never give it up.
