The Real Heiress Has a Ridiculous Script, and Her Carefree Approach Is a Huge Hit

[Comedy + unhinged antics + transmigrate into a book + showbiz + wealthy family + satisfying wish fulfillment]

Drop your personal standards and enjoy a shameless life.

Refuse to waste energy on overthinking. If something’s wrong, just go nuts.

Better to make others miserable than suffer yourself.

(Content warning: The heroine really does hit people.)

One day, Su Nan transmigrates into the body of an obscure actress in the entertainment industry, the biological daughter of a wealthy family who has been framed.

The plot is already halfway through, so Su Nan decides to give up and do whatever.

From the start, her fake-sweet sister makes a snide remark, and Su Nan rewards her with a slap right across the nose.

When her aggressive stepmother confronts her, Su Nan does it again, stepping forward to deliver two more slaps across the nose.

And when her biased father takes her stepsister’s side, Su Fei gives him a taste of her size-38 shoe sole.

Before transmigrating into the book: Her fake-sweet sister pins the blame on her, and she can’t defend herself.

After transmigrating into the book: She spits golden phlegm, drowning every last bastard.

On a variety show, the contestants are asked to show off their talents.

Fake-sweet sister: “I’ll sing a song for everyone.”

Su Nan: In a fit of excitement, she crawls around like a maniac, drops into a backbend, and charges straight at the production crew.

When a male guest deliberately gives her a hard time, Su Nan calmly drops a bombshell.

If you won’t let me live, then nobody gets to live.

For example:

Lin He: “I hear Su Nan is mentally ill. Why isn’t she staying home to get treatment? What’s she doing out here?”

Su Nan: “Mental illness can be treated. But if your body doesn’t work, then it really doesn’t work.”

On the platform, trolls paid by her evil stepmother unleash a torrent of abuse against her.

Su Nan: “You’re so good at spewing shit. How come you haven’t gone to fertilize the farmers’ fields?”

[This is the author’s unhinged daily-life story. It makes no sense and knocks everyone flying without discrimination.]

[Who can write a damn book without going crazy?]