From the Start, I’m Beating People Up: Don’t Mess with the Su Family’s Youngest Daughter

The Su family has three daughters, famous far and wide. The eldest is breathtakingly beautiful, the second is bold and spirited, and the youngest is utterly unremarkable.

Su Family Eldest Miss: “Which blind fool said my third sister is unremarkable? I’ll dig out his eyes! She’s clearly a fairy descended from heaven.”

Su Family Second Miss: “Exactly! Not only is he blind, he’s stupid too. My third sister is peerlessly clever.”

Heir of the Xiao Family: “Well, I’m that blind and stupid fool.”

Su Family Youngest Miss: “I think he’s right. I really am unremarkable, with no talent or beauty. My only virtue is that I’m kindhearted and softhearted.”

Everyone: “Pah! What a barefaced lie. How many people have you murdered, robbed, swindled, or cheated?”

[The leads are each other’s one true love, with no other romantic partners. The heroine transmigrates and is reborn, plays the pig to eat the tiger, and has a slight System element. The hero is two-faced: he seems flirtatious but is devoted, and he spoils his wife endlessly!]

One day, she wakes up transmigrated into the least-loved concubine-born daughter of the Su household. Her father doesn’t care for her, her mother died young, and a scumbag used her until she was crippled, then took her place and had her poisoned to death the very next day.

On the verge of death, she cursed every bodhisattva and deity she could think of, and only then did she get a chance to be reborn.

So what if her parents don’t love her and are sharp-tongued? She won’t put up with it and gives as good as she gets!

So what if her breathtakingly beautiful eldest sister treats her like she doesn’t exist? In the end, she becomes her biggest fan!

So what if her hot-tempered second sister likes to throw punches? In the end, she does whatever she says!

But why does the dashing and charming Heir Xiao, who claims she’s too plain and ordinary, keep hounding her?