[Everyone’s Favorite + Cultivation + Mind Reading + Devoted Couples]
Mo Mo transmigrates into a minor character in a whole slew of romance novels and is brought home by her wealthy uncle.
Her eldest cousin is the villain who loses his beloved to a rival and meets a tragic end. Her older female cousin is the substitute heroine who enters a marriage before falling in love and raises a child alone. Her younger male cousin is a scapegoat who gets framed and disgraced... As she discovers more of their life stories, she finds that the drama she’s been watching has somehow become about her!
The unnoticed Mo Mo is invited to join her uncle’s family on a livestreaming variety show. The tragic stories of her cousins slowly begin to unfold. When the overbearing CEO cousin confesses to his first love, she promptly hands him a rose. When the movie queen catches someone cheating, she promptly hands her a divorce agreement. When news of an artist’s plagiarism hits the headlines, she immediately posts the original drafts and work logs in the comments. Gradually, netizens realize that this quiet little cousin may look like an inconspicuous bystander who just happens to show up and watch the drama, but she’s actually the ultimate wingwoman!
A cultivation prodigy has appeared in the cultivation world!
Mo Mo thinks to herself: [I have to go work for Zhao Wenting tomorrow to pay off my debt.]
That very night, Zhao Wenting finds himself surrounded by Mo Mo’s uncles and their family.
CEO eldest cousin: Last month, I poached a project from your company. You’re not trying to get back at my sister, are you?
Movie queen cousin: Last month, I turned down a film deal with your family. You’re not trying to get back at my sister, are you?
Artist younger cousin: Last month, I gave the piece you wanted to a good friend. You’re not trying to get back at my sister, are you?
Zhao Wenting: Ahem. Is it possible that your sister is the prodigy?
Mo Mo grumbles inwardly: [If I weren’t paying off my debt and trying to avoid the ending where my eyes get gouged out and my heart ripped out, who would want to work themselves to death?]