Du Bai is quite different from other rich kids. He doesn’t rely on his parents, earns a fortune, but keeps an exceptionally low profile. He only eats food he cooks himself and never leaves home after dark. If he must go out, he requires 500 plainclothes bodyguards. He fears death—terrified of it. Faints at blood, heights, knives, darkness… anything remotely dangerous. Then, he transmigrates into the body of Du Bao— a cannon fodder in a shamelessly melodramatic romance novel. Arrogant, foolish, useless, with nothing but his good looks to his name. Though the trueborn heir to a wealthy family, he’s constantly trampled by the adopted son who took his place. The plot dictates: only by redeeming the villain Yu Yunshen can he survive. Death-fearing Du Bai: Got it. Du Bai after meeting Yu Yunshen: So dizzy… Yu Yunshen visits the Du family and encounters a skittish little thing who, despite his fear, keeps creeping toward him. Smirking at Du Bao’s elder brother, he remarks, “That’s your blood brother? Seems obedient. Makes me wanna take car… care of him.” Terrified Du Bai, toeing danger zones, is exhausted. Having quietly built a fortune worth billions, he decides to take a break. One year later. Upon his return, Yu Yunshen pins him against the wall. Hot breath ghosts over his ear, the words gentle yet savage, “The fuck said you could leave?”