Wen Nian transmigrates into a novel set in the 1980s after mocking the original story’s female supporting character.

In the book, the supporting character is an orphan of a martyr, taken in by the female lead’s father by chance. Nineteen years later, her biological parents’ comrade finally finds her and wants to take her home. However, her greedy adoptive father, eyeing the Lu family’s power, pulls a bait-and-switch — sending his biological daughter in her place and marrying Wen Nian off to a man with a history of domestic violence just to boost his own career.

Wen Nian arrives in the novel right in the middle of this mess, already mistaken for the supporting character. Before the female lead has a chance to reincarnate and reclaim her identity, Wen Nian seizes the moment and switches their identities back.

Lu Hanzheng, with his sharp brows and starry eyes, strikingly handsome looks, broad shoulders, narrow waist, and long legs, is exactly Wen Nian’s type. Conveniently, he gets injured during a mission and loses his memory. Wen Nian lies and tells him they’re dating.

By day, she’s a sweet and obedient little sister. By night, she turns into a seductive little fox.

Using the girlfriend identity as her shield, she shamelessly teases and flirts with him. Lu Hanzheng, cold and restrained on the surface, scolds her harshly for her bold behavior — but secretly files a marriage request, determined to claim this vixen for himself, body and soul.

Then, Lu Hanzheng suddenly regains his memory — and wrongfully pins all the supporting character’s misdeeds on Wen Nian.

Forget the marriage — she’s not about to suffer that kind of injustice. Furious, Wen Nian runs away.

But once he catches her, the man who once prided himself on being cold and abstinent… starts knocking on her door every single night.