The Fake Heiress Can Read Minds, and I’m Losing It as I Set the Whole Marquis’s Household Straight

Mind-reading, gossip, true and fake heiresses, the heir's wife of a marquis's household

Han Ruoheng has transmigrated into a book, bringing along a rather useless gossip System named Liuliu. Her task is to win over the male supporting character, Ling Moyun. She can return to her original world once his happiness reaches one hundred. But who could have guessed that the dog of a man can control minds, precisely manipulating whether she likes or hates him?

Every member of the marquis's household, young and old, is cannon fodder. The matriarch is love-struck, spending her whole life hoping to be buried with her former husband after they die together. Little does she know that his family are remnants of the previous imperial clan, secretly plotting rebellion all along.

Her husband, Ling Moyun, is bent on restoring the marquis's household, but his rashness leaves him falling into a trap. After his army is defeated, he never recovers.

The second son, Ling Mo'an, is completely under the spell of Long Chuchu, a prostitute who has slept with countless men. He is tricked into writing a treasonous poem, saddled with countless cuckold's horns, and even has his poetry claimed by someone else, making that person famous instead.

The third son, Ling Moning, marries the wrong person. Her husband is infertile but blames her, carries on with Ling Moning's best friend, and has an ambiguous relationship with men as well.

What Han Ruoheng doesn't know is that the entire Ling family can hear every thought she has while gossiping. Not only does she help them escape their cannon-fodder fate, she also helps the marquis's household rise to the very top.