After being given a bloody knife by a reader at a book signing, Wilma fell into a coma and traveled into a book. In the book, she became Lydia. Lydia was originally the biological daughter of the wealthy Chen family, but she was kidnapped by the old housekeeper twenty years ago. After being found and brought back, she harbored hatred and jealousy, constantly making things difficult for the female protagonist, Sallie, who was also a foster daughter of the Chen family. However, her ending was tragic. Not only did her biological parents disown her, but her two full brothers also despised her and personally sent her to prison. Wilma, having traveled into the book, was determined to change this fate. But the strongest way to deal with a white lotus (a term for a seemingly innocent but actually manipulative person) is to use top-level green tea tactics (a term for pretending to be innocent and weak to manipulate others).