“Chi Yu, go die!”
Accompanied by a woman’s low, vicious voice, a pair of hands suddenly appeared from behind Chi Yu, shoving her forcefully forward.
Lured to the edge of the yacht and caught completely off guard, Chi Yu was sent flying by the powerful push.
The railing gave way, her body instantly launched outward, offering almost no time to react before she plunged into the sea with a loud splash.
Chi Yu was a landlubber who couldn’t swim.
After falling into the sea, she instinctively struggled, but was quickly enveloped by the icy, bone-chilling seawater. A deathly sense of suffocation instantly surged over her.
Chi Yu had never imagined that one day she would be pushed into the sea and left to drown by a childhood friend she grew up with!
As her consciousness began to fade, she seemed to hear Chen Jiazhi’s panicked shouts from the yacht:
“Someone! Help! My best friend fell into the sea!”
……
When Chi Yu regained consciousness again, she was awakened by an unfamiliar male voice.
“President Shen, this is the contract to be signed this afternoon. Please review it.”
The tranquility of the office was broken by this voice.
Chi Yu held her breath, cautiously refraining from making any rash movements.
As a seasoned web novel enthusiast, she quickly analyzed her current situation using rigorous novel-logic thinking.
Had she transmigrated after falling into the sea?
And become some company president?
Before Chi Yu could think further, the next second, she heard another voice—cold, steady, and composed—ring out from above her: “Leave it on the desk.”
Chi Yu: “……”
She snapped her eyes open. What met her gaze was a pristine, snow-white ceiling. Glancing to the side, incredibly close was a man’s sharp, clean-cut jawline……?
The handsome man had strong, defined features and wore a well-tailored dark suit. His posture was upright, his entire bearing exuding an aura of aloof nobility.
He sat at his desk reviewing documents, holding a fountain pen in his hand. His knuckles were distinct and well-defined, his fingers long and powerful.
The man kept his eyes lowered, immersed in his work, his expression focused and serious, his gaze cool and detached. But in Chi Yu’s heart below him, she was instantly screaming like a startled groundhog.
“!!!”
What was this situation!
Such close proximity between them!
What position were she and this strange man in!
And why was her viewing angle so bizarre!
Full of questions, Chi Yu desperately wanted to retreat, only to discover in shock that she seemed unusually agile, yet no matter how she tried to move, she remained firmly in place.
She couldn’t help but look down, wanting to figure out her current state. But as soon as she lowered her gaze, her vision went completely dark—she couldn’t see anything.
Hm?
She was shocked, thinking she’d gone blind.
When she raised her head again, she saw the bright white ceiling. Shifting her gaze to the side, there was still that cold CEO diligently reviewing contracts.
When she looked down again, she saw nothing at all.
It seemed her eyes could only see within a certain fixed range.
Chi Yu: ……This was truly bizarre.
Chi Yu forced herself to calm down, constantly recalling what had happened before.
She was an orphan who grew up in an orphanage. With government support and donations from kind-hearted people, she finished university and had just graduated this year.
Chen Jiazhi’s background was the same as hers—a good friend who had grown up with her in the orphanage since childhood.
The two had known each other for over twenty years, knew each other inside out, and were closer than biological sisters.
When she was pushed into the sea earlier, Chi Yu’s brain hadn’t processed it, and she hadn’t had time to consider much.
Now, having calmed down and replaying the sequence of events in her mind piece by piece, Chi Yu easily reached a conclusion: Chen Jiazhi had done it deliberately!
She had deliberately invited her out to sea, deliberately made her stand on the deck for photos, deliberately led her to a position that had been sabotaged beforehand!
Finally pushing her into the sea, taking her life!
In Chi Yu’s heart, Chen Jiazhi had always been her best friend. The two had accompanied and encouraged each other growing up, rarely even arguing, let alone harboring any hatred.
This was a society governed by law. Any action violating the law would result in corresponding legal consequences once discovered.
Chen Jiazhi was willing to kill her even at the risk of severe legal punishment—what for?
Chi Yu couldn’t understand it.
Children who grew up in orphanages were like tenacious weeds sprouting from rocky crevices—their life force strong and fiercely protective of their lives.
Chi Yu had endured so many years of hardship, and just when she was finally on the verge of seeing a glimmer of hope, Chen Jiazhi’s push not only wasted her twenty-plus years of effort but also cost her her life.
No matter how close and intimate Chen Jiazhi’s relationship with her had been before, from the moment Chen Jiazhi extended her hand to push her, in Chi Yu’s heart, she had only one identity left: a murderer.
Chi Yu desperately wanted to understand her current situation.
She had already guessed that nine times out of ten, she was probably no longer in her previous body.
Or rather, she didn’t seem to be human anymore.
Chi Yu secretly studied her situation for a while, discovering that her current condition was truly strange. She seemed to have no body of her own, as if she’d become a pool of flowing water, confined in some enclosed space.
Her only sense was vision, and even her visual angle was limited—she could only see the ceiling overhead and the man at an angle above her.
What on earth had she become?
Just as Chi Yu was pondering this, a ringtone suddenly sounded.
The source of this sound… seemed to be coming from inside her body.
But she clearly hadn’t opened her mouth to speak! Let alone sing!
Chi Yu kept her eyes open, feeling somewhat at a loss.
She had remained silent all along because she didn’t want to disturb the man before her.
The man with cold, stern features clearly heard the sound too. He set down his documents, his gaze cool as he glanced in Chi Yu’s direction, then reached out his hand.
As the man held her against his ear to communicate with someone else, Chi Yu finally understood her predicament.
“……”
She hadn’t transmigrated into a CEO—she had transmigrated into the CEO’s phone!