[Wish fulfillment + secret identities + occult arts + absurd comedy + System + devoted couple + two powerful leads + everyone’s favorite + childhood friends + sisterly bonds + showbiz]
Daily question: Did I give the wish-fulfillment heroine a satisfying face-slapping today?
Ji Yan wakes up to find herself transmigrated into a coming-of-age novel about a powerful heroine. Transmigrating into a book is one thing, but can someone tell her why she had to become the villainess?
This villainess has it rough. Her childhood friend of many years becomes the wish-fulfillment heroine’s devoted lackey, and her several older brothers are all completely bewitched by her. In the end, though, the heroine firmly chooses the male lead and dumps all her lackeys.
When all the lackeys begin to turn evil, Ji Yan, the only person in the original story to awaken her self-awareness, fights the wish-fulfillment leads, who have the protagonist’s halo, so her brothers and friends can come to their senses and escape the story’s influence. In the end, she suffers a crushing defeat.
Xiao Lv: Don’t worry, Host. I’m here. Let’s get into occult arts and fight magic with magic.
As Ji Yan goes toe-to-toe with the wish-fulfillment heroine, she realizes, “Well, look at that. I have more secret identities than she does.”
The heroine goes on a variety show? Ji Yan pulls her funding. The heroine flirts with her lackeys? Ji Yan brainwashes them. The heroine… Forget it. You should just stick with the male lead and stop ruining other people’s lives.
From the start, she shatters the heroine’s protagonist halo, becoming the first person in history to do so. Nobody is influenced by the plot anymore. So Ji Yan’s daily task is to dish out face-slapping, face-slapping, and more face-slapping.
Zhu Yan: My wife is so gentle and not at all domineering. You mustn’t bully her.
Everyone: Do you want to listen to what you’re saying?
