Despite his indolence and cunning nature, Jiang Mianmian's father fiercely guarded his daughters, refusing to let them suffer—even as he shamelessly depended on his elderly parents and exploited his siblings' goodwill. Her mother, a theatrical spendthrift with an insatiable appetite, constantly pestered her for food, yet always ensured she ate well. Then there was the Scholar Tyrant System, relentlessly pushing her toward excellence and granting her access to advanced technology and meat—luxuries she'd never imagined. When her cousin from her second uncle's side underwent a shocking transformation following a near-fatal drowning accident, Jiang Mianmian's world shifted. She wasn't living her own life—she was trapped in a reborn protagonist's narrative, one where her entire family was destined to perish as despicable antagonists. But Jiang Mianmian possessed a crucial advantage: she knew how the story ended. Armed with this knowledge, she could shield her parents from their fated doom and face down a protagonist who was far less formidable than she appeared. Her only genuine threat was the mysterious powerhouse standing behind the protagonist. That threat evaporated the moment she learned the truth: the protagonist's shadowy benefactor was the enigmatic young man her father had pulled from a frozen river weeks before. With a life debt owed to her family, he would never betray them. Jiang Mianmian finally exhaled. But Dashan had his own plans. "Little Lamb, allow me to court you properly. Marry me?" Jiang Mianmian, a devoted admirer of beauty, hesitated before countering, "Only if you'll marry into my family and give our children the Jiang name." Without hesitation, Dashan agreed. "Done. Let's get the marriage license."