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I Called the Cops on the CEO Right at the Start
I Called the Cops on the CEO Right at the Start Plot:
Lin Wan accidentally transmigrated into a domineering CEO romance novel and became a tragic cannon fodder female character. As soon as she woke up, she caught the scumbag CEO Gu Yanchen putting on a show with a white lotus. Refusing to repeat her tragic end in the original story, she immediately called the police and arrested him. She just wanted to live a peaceful life after breaking the fixed plot, but unexpectedly angered Gu Yanchen thoroughly. Not only was she pestered by him nonstop, but she was also dragged into a business conspiracy targeting the Gu family. Relying on modern wisdom, Lin Wan made steady progress, rising from a bullied nobody to a capable business upstart, and also developed a unique affection during their tug-of-war.
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