The Fishing Type Pampered Beauty Surviving in the Shura Field

Jiang Zhizhi awakens in a chaotic situation, bound to a system that has transmigrated her into the body of a villainess supporting character in a novel. She is currently straddling Pei Henian, a cold and disciplined business magnate who is handcuffed to a bed. The system informs her that she must complete tasks to earn a hundred-billion-dollar fortune and a free body, but warns that the previous three hosts died due to the high mortality rate of this role. The original character is known for her jealousy of the female lead, Qiao Yan, and her attempts to seduce all the men in Qiao Yan's harem. Jiang Zhhi must navigate this dangerous environment while avoiding the fatal traps set by the male leads.

Pei Henian threatens Jiang Zhizhi, recalling that previous task-takers had their hands cut off by him for similar harassment. However, Jiang Zhizhi disarms him with a mix of feigned tears and absurd compliments, distracting him with comments about his physical attributes. Her unexpected behavior confuses Pei Henian, who ultimately decides she is mentally unstable and lets her go. As he leaves, Jiang Zhizhi discovers Lu Siyan, a gloomy and abused young man, kneeling in the bathroom as punishment. Lu Siyan is another target of the original character's cruelty, destined to die in the sea. Jiang Zhizhi shows him a rare moment of kindness, wrapping a towel around his shoulders, which surprises both him and Pei Henian.

The tension escalates when Xi Jin, Jiang Zhizhi's mixed-race childhood friend and a film star, bursts out of a wardrobe. He had been drugged by the original character and is furious. Jiang Zhizhi manages to defuse the situation by leading Xi Jin into another room, where she manipulates his emotions by claiming her actions were motivated by a desire to help him win the affection of Qiao Yan. She appeals to their shared past, reminding him of their childhood friendship. Xi Jin, confused and affected by her words, begins to apologize and beg for forgiveness, shifting from anger to devotion. This sudden change leaves Lu Siyan suspicious and Pei Henian intrigued.

Just as the immediate threats seem to subside, the system warns Jiang Zhizhi that her fiancé, Gu Yuzhi, the Crown Prince of the Beijing circle, is about to burst into the room. Gu Yuzhi is the main male lead and is famously possessive and ruthless. He had been drugged the previous night, leading to an engagement with Jiang Zhizhi, though he does not know what she looks like. As Gu Yuzhi kicks open the door, he finds not a scandalous scene, but Jiang Zhizhi playing cards with Pei Henian, Xi Jin, and Lu Siyan. Qiao Yan, the female lead, had falsely reported the incident to Gu Yuzhi, hoping to ruin Jiang Zhizhi's reputation.

Gu Yuzhi, instead of being angry, is captivated by Jiang Zhizhi's beauty and assumes she acted out of innocent longing for him. He publicly defends her and orders Qiao Yan to leave the Jiang household, exposing Qiao Yan's scheming in front of the guests. The engagement is not broken, and Jiang Zhizhi finds herself in a precarious position where the male leads are now showing unexpected interest in her. The system reveals that her mission is to increase her Villainy Value to 100% by continuing to cause trouble and highlight the female lead's virtues, but the male leads are beginning to deviate from their original paths, complicating her survival strategy.

Jiang Zhizhi attempts to maintain her villainous persona while secretly trying to survive. She sits at the card table with the four men, each harboring different emotions toward her. Pei Henian watches her with suspicion, Xi Jin is devoted, Gu Yuzhi is possessive, and Lu Siyan is conflicted. As the game continues, Jiang Zhizhi subtly touches Lu Siyan under the table, testing his reaction and further confusing him. The narrative establishes a complex web of relationships where Jiang Zhizhi must balance the roles of a hated villainess and a desired woman, all while avoiding the fatal ends that befell the previous hosts.