A top student transmigrates into a book: Reborn in the 90s and rises to prominence.

But even though she said she didn't owe Jiang Zheyuan anything, whether it was due to the entanglement of fate, the sense of destiny in the original book, or Jiang Zheyuan's vague desire for redemption, she still felt compelled to act.

Their entanglement has become increasingly deep.

The money for the house, the money for the renovation—if I don't earn more, I'm afraid I won't be able to pay it all off by the time the ending in the book comes. That would be a death without peace.

Shao Wanwan glanced at the flowing water.

"Sister Zhao, why did more than eighty photos sell one day, and all at the same time?" Shao Wanwan asked, looking at the sales figures with some confusion.

Sister Zhao is very meticulous. For transactions exceeding twenty yuan, she will record the time as well, to make it easier to keep accounts.

“I was just about to tell you! There was this young man, very tall and handsome, who bought over eighty copies... they were freshly printed at the time... and he took them all.” Sister Zhao said, gesturing as she spoke.

"Describe his appearance in detail." Shao Wanwan had a bad feeling.

I have a feeling this person might be Su Dapeng.

Su Dapeng's entanglement with the original owner in the book is really deep.

When Shao Wanwan was reading the book, she always felt that Su Dapeng was expressing the original owner's deep-seated desires.

Jiang Zheyuan was thin and aloof, seemingly without desires or wants, unlike a gentle and considerate person. The original owner of this body never had any woman's desire for him.

For many years, everyone has demanded that women suppress their desires.

However, the original owner caught the train of a new era, the vibrant 1990s, when there was no shortage of new things around him. But sometimes, when the environment changes too quickly and one's thinking cannot keep up, tragedy still occurs.

The original owner was indeed not a good person, or even a kind person.

She really has a lot of malicious thoughts.

Watching it made Shao Wanwan feel incredibly disgusted.

For example, her seduction of Shao Pei and her ruthless suppression of Shao Moli.

And even though she didn't love Jiang Zheyuan, she still compromised and married him for money. After the marriage, she even angered Jiang Ranxin to the point of having a stroke.

They insulted the entire Jiang family.

Extramarital affair.

These are all despicable.

But the happiness she felt with Su Dapeng was real.

The book contains several lengthy descriptions of Su Dapeng as an exceptionally good lover, both psychologically and physiologically.

In fact, the book's descriptions of Jiang Zheyuan and Shao Moli's needs are quite restrained.

The more unrestrained ones were given to Su Dapeng and the original owner.

This shows that Su Dapeng is someone who understands women very well and is good at flirting.

This is the exact opposite of the aloof and mature Jiang Zheyuan.

Su Dapeng is not someone who gives up easily, because although his feelings for the original owner are not openly acknowledged in the book, they are still genuine.

The original owner was Su Dapeng's first woman. At the time, Su Dapeng couldn't believe it. He hugged the original owner tightly like a child and cried about how much she had suffered.

After the original owner died tragically, Su Dapeng secretly took a handful of ashes and enshrined them in his home.

Because he knew that no one truly loved her, and no one would sincerely worship her.

The original owner wasn't truly in love with Su Dapeng; it was just a passing phase. Later, she hooked up with a rich second-generation heir, and Su Dapeng even tried to contact her, but she didn't turn back.

Su Dapeng was badly injured and left the city where the original owner lived.

Only after receiving news of the original owner's tragic death did he return in utter despair and ask for a handful of ashes.

Su Dapeng was never mentioned again in the book after that.

Because neither he nor the original owner were the main characters.

So every time Shao Wanwan saw Su Dapeng, she felt both sighing and guilty.

The reason for the sigh is that Su Dapeng is not entirely a bad person.

The reason for feeling guilty is that the original owner truly regarded Su Dapeng as the man who enlightened her.

They... they really do things both in heaven and on earth...

The author wrote it very subtly, but just imagining it would make you blush.

As the perfect protagonist, Jiang Zheyuan was given too many wonderful qualities by the author. However, in the eyes of the original owner, none of these wonderful qualities could compare to physical pleasure.

She really can't judge whether it's right or wrong.

I just feel that the ending is too unfair.

That kind of death...it was truly horrible.

Shao Wanwan was actually training herself not to think about the original owner's tragic death.

But she is now the original owner of this body. After transmigrating into the book, she has taken on her destiny. It is already difficult for her not to think about it often, let alone not think about it at all.

She instinctively wanted to avoid the key figures who would lead to that terrible ending.

She had already rejected Su Dapeng, and Su Dapeng had indeed not contacted her again during this period.

Even when they met at school, he would only glance at her from afar before quickly leaving.

Shao Wanwan knew that Su Dapeng hadn't actually done anything yet, so he couldn't really be considered wrong, but Shao Wanwan still kept a sufficient distance from him.

Even so, she had no idea what Su Dapeng would do to push her to that final fate.

When Sister Zhao heard Shao Wanwan's question, she didn't even need to think carefully. "Chestnut brown hair, combed back, wearing a basketball team uniform, full of energy even in the dead of winter, wearing slippers, not even socks, she paid for her purchase and left without saying a word."

It's almost certain that it's Su Dapeng.

Why would he want so many of his own photos?

She sold autographed photos to combat piracy, since people would spread them even if she didn't sell them.

But buying eighty photos at once is just too shocking.

After Jiang Zheyuan arrived, Shao Wanwan considered it for a moment and then told Jiang Zheyuan her speculation.

Jiang Zheyuan, who was usually calm, stood up abruptly upon hearing Su Dapeng's name, but then sat back down after realizing that he was behaving strangely.

He was actually panicked, but he still comforted Shao Wanwan, "Don't panic, I'll find someone to find out what Su Dapeng has been up to lately. I'm not afraid of anything else, I'm just afraid that he might be following you or something."

Jiang Zheyuan couldn't help but feel suspicious of Su Dapeng.

Although in the previous life, Su Dapeng was actually just one of the two slaps.

Even without Shao Wanwan's initiative to seduce him, Su Dapeng would not have taken the step of betraying him.

Su Dapeng truly loves Shao Wanwan, and Jiang Zheyuan knows it too.

That's why he was afraid, why he was afraid of Su Dapeng. As a man, when he looks at another man, besides feeling threatened, he can also quickly find his attractive qualities. This is a male instinct.

Although he was known as the school's heartthrob.

However, with the added benefits of his studies and family, Su Dapeng possesses a primal attraction and a sense of power.

To make himself look less thin, he learned boxing. Although he looks much stronger, the natural difference in physique still makes Su Dapeng look powerful and strong.

This was the first time Jiang Zheyuan felt threatened, and it made him realize that if the person he loved and wanted to protect was on his side, he would be fearless. But if they weren't on his side or thinking of him, he couldn't imagine what would happen to them.