Xin Yan transmigrated into a novel—as the scummy ex-wife of the stand-in heroine.

In the original story, the ex-wife used money to force the heroine into marriage. For years, she ignored her, only to return from a heartbreak over her white moonlight and cruelly torment the heroine. In one infamous scene, she forced the heroine to have s*x with her.

The heroine despised Xin Yan. As revenge, she leveraged the help of her admirers to destroy Xin Yan’s reputation and career. Xin Yan ended up with nothing, living out her days in misery.

As for the heroine—scarred by that past, she no longer believed in love. She drifted from woman to woman, unable to form real connections or recall what it meant to love.

Xin Yan, who used to work in real life as a youth counselor for troubled girls:

“…This plot has to go.”

The night she transmigrated was exactly the infamous night when the ex-wife and the heroine were about to have s*x.. Looking down at the despairing woman beneath her, Xin Yan opened her mouth and calmly said:

“How about I find you a tutor?”

Heroine: “???”

From that moment on, Xin Yan took charge of the heroine’s life. She cooked her meals, sent her back to school, helped her get familiar with the company, and patiently instilled healthy values. She even did background checks on the heroine’s suitors, screening each one personally.

After some time, Xin Yan looked at the now well-adjusted, model-young-lady version of the heroine and, feeling satisfied, pulled out the divorce agreement she’d prepared long ago.

The heroine burst into tears: “Are you leaving me?”

Xin Yan: “…”

Crap. Maybe she tried a little too hard.

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