Qi Jianyi never expected to wake up inside the very novel she'd abandoned after thirty chapters—the one she'd cursed as "complete garbage" before deleting it from her phone. Now trapped in a story she despises, her only goal is escape. Yet finding a way home proves impossible when Song Chengfeng keeps infiltrating her carefully constructed plans. The young master cuts an imposing figure: ice-cold demeanor masked by an unpredictable temper, with captivating eyes that once held her attention. But Qi Jianyi has no time for distractions. As the Qi family's young miss, she's consumed with the singular mission of returning to her world. Song Chengfeng, however, refuses to fade into the background. Something about her defies all logic—his mind and body wage war, driving him toward her despite every attempt at restraint. His feet betray his resolve, carrying him to wherever she stands. "Why does she matter to me?" he murmurs coldly, even as his actions contradict his words. The answer arrives with devastating clarity: "Because I love you, Qi Jianyi. I never knew I could feel this way, yet I do. I love you so deeply that losing you would destroy me—suffocate me. Still, you'll never be mine." Qi Jianyi's response is equally resolute: "Loving me is your ruin. So stop."