[Showbiz + absurd comedy + rambling nonsense + meme humor + no romance + light supernatural horror]
A fake heiress who enjoyed twenty years of wealth and privilege that belonged to the real heiress.
The president’s fiancée in a runaway-with-a-baby romance.
The president’s beloved first love in a substitute romance.
That’s right, they’re all me, Zhou Kui.
The real heiress returns as a powerful award-winning actress.
The runaway wife becomes a parenting blogger with tens of millions of followers.
The substitute goes abroad to study and returns as a sought-after researcher.
And just like that,
I’m kicked out of the house, my engagement is called off, and the whole internet mocks me.
Then online trolls issue a threat: “Within three days, we’ll offer you up as a sacrifice.”
Oh no, I’m so scared.
Calmly, I pull out my phone and tap to enroll: Daoist Martial Arts Inheritance Course.
As Zhou Kui struggles to keep her life on track, she occasionally encounters some terrifying supernatural events.
All she can do is slowly hide the talisman in her hand behind her back.
“There are no ghosts in this world. We have to believe in science!”
The synopsis is written in first person; the main text is in third person.
This has nothing to do with real-world Taoism. The author is not in a good state of mind and rambles nonsense the whole way through.
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