Li Chuchu transmigrates into the body of a vicious supporting female of the same name in a period novel, and the original woman’s husband is the story’s biggest villain, Shen Yanshan. Rumor has it Shen Yanshan is shadowed and cold, ruthless and cruel; the original woman betrayed Shen Yanshan for the male lead and ultimately met the fate of being buried alive by his men. Li Chuchu trembles all over. She’s going to be buried alive! She must cling tight to the villain’s thigh! Must fuss over him with care! Must strive to be a toady who, by simping to the end, ends up with everything! When Li Chuchu bravely takes the first step toward being a simp, Shen Yanshan coldly sizes her up: “Li Chuchu, stay away from me. Don’t try any tricks.” Li Chuchu swears to heaven she will behave honestly. Through heaven and earth, there is no more honest toady than her. She doesn’t seek wealth or power, only to survive. Caring for him isn’t enough; every day she also makes all kinds of delicious food to please the villain. When the villain is wrongfully accused, she stands up and vigorously proves his innocence. Yet no matter how hard Li Chuchu tries, Shen Yanshan never once looks her in the eye. As the original woman’s death plot slowly approaches, alarms ring wildly in Li Chuchu’s head. No — survival is paramount; running away is the best strategy! … Just as she takes her first step to flee, the door lock goes “click” and locks the front door, a chill breath sweeping over her from behind, “Li Chuchu, who allowed you to be that far from me?”