Chapter 1112: Ruthless CEO 2
After entering the world inside her novel and becoming the heroine Tang Wan, Liu Yun relied on her understanding of the plot and immediately tried to explain everything to the male lead, Fu Yunshan. She wanted to clear up the misunderstanding early so the heroine wouldn’t continue to suffer unnecessary abuse.
However, Fu Yunshan didn’t listen at all. Not only did he reject her explanation, he even treated her words as excuses.
What Liu Yun didn’t know was that besides her, another reader named Li Shuang had also been transported into the book. This reader had long disliked the original author and often left negative comments in the review section, and now she had become Fu Yunshan’s most cherished sister character—Fu Yunduo.
In “The Runaway Wife of the Tyrant CEO”, Fu Yunduo was originally a proud and willful young lady who constantly mocked the obedient heroine Tang Wan and often provoked her in front of Fu Yunshan, leading to repeated humiliation.
Originally, Liu Yun had written Fu Yunduo as a minor antagonist, but due to plot changes and backlash, the character eventually ended in tragedy—ruined by villains and left pregnant in despair.
So when Li Shuang realized she had become Fu Yunduo, she quickly understood the male and female leads were destined to end up together. There was no point targeting the heroine anymore, so she shifted her attention to another key figure—Li Shuangtong, the most popular supporting male character.
From then on, the plot became increasingly chaotic: Fu Yunduo pursued Li Shuangtong, Li Shuangtong pursued Tang Wan, Tang Wan liked Fu Yunshan, Fu Yunshan was obsessed with his childhood “white moonlight” Tang Ci, and Tang Ci, in turn, pursued Li Shuangtong. A completely tangled emotional mess unfolded.
Both Liu Yun and Li Shuang initially relied on their knowledge of the plot to take shortcuts, but they quickly realized things were far more difficult than expected.
Fu Yunduo barely had opportunities to even meet Li Shuangtong, let alone approach him. And even when she did, the cold and indifferent man never gave her a second glance.
As for the male lead, things were even worse. After becoming Tang Wan, Liu Yun tried multiple times to get close to Fu Yunshan, hoping to repair the relationship she herself had written.
But Fu Yunshan avoided her completely and rarely returned home, making even basic communication nearly impossible. Even when they met by chance, his gaze toward her was filled with cold disgust.
Three years passed like this, and she barely saw him a handful of times.
The current timeline was a business banquet where both the male and female leads would appear.
According to the original plot, tonight Tang Wan would be drugged during a negotiation. Panicking, she would try to call Fu Yunshan for help—but he would not answer.
Desperate, she would stumble into a hotel room belonging to Li Shuangtong, the villain male lead. Although he did not harm her and even helped her take medicine, the misunderstanding would still spiral.
The next day, Fu Yunshan would mistakenly believe she had spent the night with another man and violently confront her.
Even worse, because the original Tang Wan had no intact hymen due to childhood dance training, there would be no evidence of “loss of innocence,” which would further confirm his suspicion.
In rage, Fu Yunshan would slap her and, in the process, permanently damage her right ear, leaving her deaf.
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