Vivienne Holloway, who had survived until victory in the apocalypse, had just waited out the end of the world. She merely took a nap, and when she opened her eyes, she found herself transmigrated into a period novel, becoming the neglected true daughter who had been lost outside the family.
The fake daughter had usurped her identity, snatching away the familial love and opportunities that should have been hers. In the original plot, the true daughter became a supporting character, revolving around the male and female leads, meeting a tragic end.
But it was Vivienne Holloway who arrived here.
Acting fragile, playing the innocent pure white flower, mastering green tea postures—these were nothing but daily amusements to her.
The grand drama of life had already begun; she had no intention of revolving around the novel's protagonists.
Snatching opportunities, kicking aside plotlines—no one would control her!
Sebastian Caldwell of the Northwest Military Region was notoriously iron-blooded and cold as a commander—decisive in killing, indifferent in temperament, strictly following rules in all matters. He despised people who put on airs most of all.
Their first encounter: Vivienne Holloway deliberately played deaf and dumb to fool everyone;
Their second meeting: she stepped on human traffickers while humming leisurely and brushing her teeth—the contrast directly shattered Sebastian Caldwell's understanding.
Before others she appeared pitifully weak and helpless; behind closed doors her mind remained clear with sharp methods. She possessed a portable space filled with abundant supplies.
Dealing with leeching relatives, tearing apart hypocritical fake daughters with bare hands, kicking aside the original male and female leads' plotline with one foot.
Sebastian Caldwell fell step by step.
To outsiders he remained cold-faced and majestic, commanding reverence from all.
Returning home he could only indulge helplessly: "Fine fine fine—you're the most fragile in all heaven and earth."
