In her first life, Princess Qin Zhangzhu was ruthless and fickle. She took up a whim, decided to raise a young man, and was slapped to death by the “little wolfdog” she had raised. After dying, she bound herself to a System and spent nine lives as a cannon-fodder character.
In her tenth life, she attempts a reverse transmigration, climbing out of the tomb of the War family’s ancestor. A System bug makes her transmigrate into the body of a cannon-fodder male side character, Qin Nansheng, a high school student who sells salted fish from a tricycle.
Now the little ancestor has her hands full.
By day, she’s the cool, capable, all-around school heartthrob Qin Nansheng. She racks up championship after championship in everything from music, chess, calligraphy, and painting to poetry, riding, archery, and martial arts. Every woman in the capital is crazy about her.
By night, she transforms into a stunning, ruthless black lotus, making a string of comebacks and coasting to the top of the entertainment industry. Every man in the capital is captivated by her.
All she wants is to get back at the little wolfdog, tear apart every white lotus, green tea bitch, and vixen around him, and make him fall desperately in love with her.
It's good, but some chapters are repetitive, and the plot jumps around in the middle, which makes it less enjoyable.
What is all this? It's so frustrating to watch. How did we find out later that the female lead is a woman? I'm about to throw up.