The Campus Male Lead's Villainous Ex-Girlfriend

Su Jiasui was born in the third year of the New Era, a time when the world had been devastated by zombies and mutated beasts. Despite humanity's efforts to create safe zones and develop vaccines, life remained harsh. However, Su Jiasui was born with an S-rank space-type ability known as Absolute Domain, which made her a privileged commander at the age of twelve. She enjoyed a life of comfort and power, commanding respect and fear alike. Yet, her promising career ended abruptly when she was framed in a political struggle and killed by poisoned chocolate. To her surprise, she did not die in the traditional sense but transmigrated into a peaceful, modern world, specifically into the body of a high school student named Su Jiasui in a campus romance novel.

In this new life, Su Jiasui had been living for eight years, enjoying the luxuries of peace such as delicious food and sunshine. She was currently in a relationship with Ji Jing, a boy from a wealthy but dysfunctional family. Ji Jing was the son of Ji Hanhua, a man who resented his wife's infidelity and took his anger out on Ji Jing. Despite this, Ji Jing and Su Jiasui had been together for two years, navigating the complexities of high school life and family drama. Their relationship was characterized by Su Jiasui's domineering yet caring nature and Ji Jing's quiet endurance and affection.

The core conflict arises when Su Jiasui realizes she is inside a novel. She experiences a headache and gains memories of the book's plot, revealing that she is the villainous supporting character. The male lead is Ji Jing, and the female lead is a new transfer student named Ji Mutian, also known as Little Rose. In the original story, Ji Jing dates Su Jiasui only to spite his father but eventually falls in love with Ji Mutian, leading to Su Jiasui's downfall and isolation. Determined to avoid this tragic fate, Su Jiasui decides to change her approach. Instead of bullying the heroine, she attempts to befriend Ji Mutian and align herself with the protagonist's side.

Key events unfold as Ji Mutian transfers to Xinghai High School, joining Su Jiasui's class. Su Jiasui tries to welcome her warmly, but misunderstandings occur. Cheng Xiangxue, Su Jiasui's friend in the novel who was supposed to be her ally, accidentally causes tension by spilling milk on Ji Mutian. This incident leads to a confrontation where Tang Shu, Ji Mutian's friend, accuses Cheng Xiangxue of bullying. Ji Jing intervenes, dragging Su Jiasui away to discuss the situation privately. During this time, Su Jiasui experiences stress-induced hypoglycemia, highlighting her vulnerability and the physical toll of her anxiety about the plot.

Another significant character, Jiang Yan, the nephew of the Su family's housekeeper, also transfers to the school. He is a top student who stays with the Su family, adding another layer to the social dynamics. Su Jiasui's brother, Su Jiahe, is initially hostile towards Ji Jing but warms up to Jiang Yan. The presence of Jiang Yan introduces new interactions and potential rivalries, although Su Jiasui remains focused on altering her destiny with Ji Jing.

As the story progresses, Su Jiasui navigates her relationship with Ji Jing, who seems unaware of the novel's plot. She tries to maintain their bond while avoiding the pitfalls that led to her original demise. Ji Jing's feelings for Su Jiasui appear genuine, contrasting with the novel's depiction of him using her. This discrepancy gives Su Jiasui hope that she might change the outcome. Meanwhile, Ji Mutian and Tang Shu form a friendship, and the class dynamics shift with the introduction of new students.

The narrative explores themes of fate, free will, and the complexity of human relationships. Su Jiasui's determination to rewrite her story drives the plot, as she balances her past life's memories with her current reality. The interactions between characters reveal their true natures, challenging the stereotypes established in the novel. Su Jiasui's efforts to be kind and supportive towards Ji Mutian test her resolve and highlight her growth as a character.

Ultimately, the story follows Su Jiasui's journey to redefine her role in the narrative. She seeks to protect her relationship with Ji Jing and avoid the tragic end predicted by the novel. The presence of Jiang Yan and the evolving dynamics with Ji Mutian add depth to the storyline, creating a web of relationships that Su Jiasui must carefully navigate. Her actions demonstrate her agency and desire to control her own fate, rather than succumbing to the predetermined plot of the novel.