Song Yanrong transmigrates into a book.

She becomes a disabled, scummy Alpha who can only get around in a wheelchair. In the original story, this character fixates on a woman and—on her own sister’s engagement night—kidnaps her, ab*ses her, and then cruelly tosses her by the roadside. Ultimately, she’s brutally avenged by the sister and the woman together—her limbs are broken and she’s dumped on a black-market hospital ship, where she dies a miserable death.

That woman? The book’s heroine: Su Jia.

The very night Song Yanrong enters the book is the night of the engagement. The original character has just kidnapped the heroine. Song Yanrong looks at the beautiful, delicate, not-yet-blackened Omega sitting miserably before her and says:

“…You should go.”

Sister, let’s just pretend we never met.

But to her surprise, Su Jia grabs her ankle and pleads:

“Take me with you.”

Song Yanrong: “…?”

Those eyes were too captivating—tears glimmering in those beautiful irises. Song Yanrong admits she was stunned. But what shocked her even more?

Her paralyzed legs could suddenly feel Su Jia’s touch.

Song Yanrong: Hmm. Maybe saving her isn’t such a bad idea…

…

Su Jia has awakened.

She vaguely realizes she’s a character in a book. From her engagement day onward, she’s fated to suffer endless ab*se and die with an unfulfilled dream of becoming a film queen.

Everyone praises her purity, but everyone takes advantage of her kindness—especially the Song family.

And now, she’s supposed to marry the Song family’s eldest daughter and begin her hell.

She has planned multiple schemes to go down fighting.

Until Song Yanrong suddenly drags her out of the garden…

Su Jia thinks: This Alpha is brainless, disabled, and spoiled—easy to manipulate.

But when Song Yanrong suddenly decides to let her go, Su Jia grabs that snowy white ankle.

The touch is like jade, her scent is cool—and yet Su Jia feels feverish, her whole body flushed.

…

A few days after moving in with Song Yanrong, Su Jia realizes something:

She’s dangerously obsessed with Song Yanrong’s pheromones.

The doctor diagnoses her with “Pheromone Dependency Syndrome.” She’s immune to 99.99% of Alphas—but Song Yanrong falls into that rare 0.01% that triggers her.

The only cure? Bond completely with a matching Alpha, then undergo harsh desensitization therapy.

Su Jia buries her nose in Song Yanrong’s worn shirt, torn between obsession and cold calculation.

Of course she chooses to get over it.

…

Taking advantage of public sympathy, Su Jia proposes a contract marriage.

Song Yanrong looks at the red-eyed woman, remembers the sensations in her legs, and agrees.

After the marriage, Song Yanrong discovers:

Every time Su Jia gets intimate with her, her legs improve a little more.

One night, while working late at the office, Song Yanrong is startled awake by someone sneaking in. She finds Su Jia sitting in her wheelchair.

“Why are you here?”

Su Jia leans in close: “To give you a massage.”

From then on, their bond grows. Song Yanrong dotes on her more and more. Her legs recover further.

She even starts helping Su Jia chase her dreams.

Watching Su Jia win her long-coveted acting award, Song Yanrong feels:

A life together might not be so bad. Even if her wife has already turned “blackened”…

…

Until one day, after an auction, Song Yanrong goes to surprise Su Jia with a sky-high diamond.

But overhears Su Jia telling someone else:

“You think I’d stay stuck with her my whole life?”

Song Yanrong quietly pockets the diamond and moves out.

Later, at the nation’s biggest film festival, Song Yanrong attends as a top investor. She’s arranged to walk the red carpet with Su Jia’s biggest industry rival—everyone’s watching.

Su Jia appears in a dazzling red dress, eyes filled with madness.

People think they’re about to throw down.

But the next second, Su Jia’s eyes fill with tears as she cries:

“Wife, I can’t sleep without you.”

Everyone: “!!!???”

Are we even allowed to hear this!?

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