[Transmigration into a Book] [Fake and Real Heiresses] [Villain] [Sweet Romance] [Satisfying Power Fantasy] [Face-Slapping and Putting Scumbags in Their Place]
[Sharp-Tongued, Quick-Witted, All-Rounder Celebrity x Cold, Desireless, and Obsessive Buddhist Heir of the Capital's Elite]
Wen Ran, the number one battle goddess of the apocalypse, transmigrates into a book.
In the story, Wen Ran is merely a fake heiress and cannon-fodder supporting character, a tool meant to make the real heiress shine.
Not only is she repeatedly humiliated,
but the real heiress also schemes to send her to the bed of Huo Xiao, the story's major villain.
After learning how the plot goes, Wen Ran just wants to go berserk,
planning to take everyone down with her.
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Under the System's relentless prodding, Wen Ran takes up the villain's redemption storyline.
She also knows every trick for turning the tables and putting scumbags in their place,
while pursuing both her career and her love life.
She only got into a fight, yet ended up helping the police arrest a gang of vicious criminals
and rescuing a group of boys and girls who had been abducted.
Haters: “Yeah, right. Are they really daring to write scripts like this nowadays?”
Those involved came forward to set the record straight: “Without Sister Ran, our family would fall apart sooner or later.”
With a simple acupuncture treatment, she saves a group of nationally renowned experts.
Haters: “Wen Ran really is Huaguo's number one braggart.”
A host of textbook-worthy experts personally livestream to debunk the rumors.
Academic bigwig: “Ranran, come home when you have time and play chess with Grandpa.”
Martial arts bigwig: “Xiao Ran, find a time to take over as association president.”
Entertainment industry bigwig: “Boss, please give us a day off.”
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Then rumors link Wen Ran to that aloof, desireless Buddhist heir from the capital's elite circle,
and the haters lose their minds all over again.
How dare Wen Ran think she can lay a finger on the most aloof and heartless head of the Huo family?
What a joke. Who doesn't know that the Huo family's Second Master is the coldest and most unfeeling man around?
Yet that Lord Huo, whom no one in the capital's elite circle could ever hope to claim, willingly fell from his lofty perch for her.
A video quietly shoots to the top of the trending list.
The refined, icy man holds Wen Ran tightly in his arms, his eyes reddening, his voice pleading yet tender and intimate:
“Ranran, don't ever think you can leave my side.”
It's hard to comment. I felt uncomfortable after watching it.
Overall it's rather awkward