The Cannon Fodder Real Heiress Takes It Easy and Still Gets Ahead

In a story about a real and fake heiress, if the real heiress is the heroine, then the fake heiress is sure to be the scheming foil, coming up with one scheme after another to harm the real heiress. In the end, she'll either lose everyone or lose her life. And vice versa. Song Anqing now faced a choice between those two endings: would she be abandoned by everyone, or would she lose her life? Two years ago, Song Anqing thought she had simply transmigrated to another world. It wasn't until the night before she returned to her family that she discovered she had become the real heiress in a clichéd, badly concluded novel about a fake heiress, a daughter who was unloved by her parents and targeted by her brother. Once she learned she was a doomed cannon-fodder character, Song Anqing laughed in exasperation. If she was cannon fodder, what did she have to be afraid of? She'd do whatever made her comfortable, and no one would get away with giving her a hard time. From then on, the provincial minister's uncouth country girl and Du Siheng, the playboy second legitimate son of the Anyuan Marquis, became the capital's two most notorious troublemakers. The former had no tact whatsoever, and eight out of ten things she said left people speechless. The latter loved dragging people out to eat, drink, and have fun, leading other people's well-behaved children astray. What left everyone even more stunned was that these two people with such terrible reputations were getting married. An uncouth country girl and a playboy who chased cats and teased dogs. Everyone waited to see them make fools of themselves. But no one expected them to enjoy such a happy life together, loving each other like an ideal couple and making everyone else envious.