Transmigrate into a Book: I Use Fortune-Telling to Wreck the Original Story

Xiang Qiqi, the youngest daughter of the Xiang family and seventh in line, stays far away from all the family-property power struggles, content to be a harmless couch potato. Then one day, she transmigrates into a book she just finished reading. She had endlessly complained about the book’s hero and heroine, and felt the so-called villains deserved better. Now she can finally let loose and rewrite the original plot however she pleases, enjoying a life without restraints. “The prettiest girl on campus? No, no. Call me a genius fortune-teller.” In her dorm, she tells one of the original heroine’s followers that she will be injured, and it comes true. She predicts the fate of a snobbish academic adviser. As her predictions come true one after another, the whole university erupts. Graduate students. Department heads. The principal. Company executives… New leaders… “What? You even predicted the exam questions?!” “Goddess! Goddess!” No matter how high-profile she gets, that person still refuses to believe her. Xiang Qiqi: The villain I picked really is something else. How about I turn you into the male lead? To keep her dream guy safe, Xiang Qiqi climbs all the way onto the Forbes list. She makes a point of breaking every kind of protagonist aura. Male lead (He Jiu): Interesting. I’ll trick her into coming over and make her mine. Female lead (Xiang Qiqi): I treat you like my own son, and you want to *&!# me!!