The Heavenly Dao's Favorite Daughter? Sorry, I'm the Heavenly Dao

Dual female leads / mutual salvation / a touch of ensemble cast / political intrigue

A sensitive, foxlike pursuer who grows cunning × a tender yet emotionally volatile target who can turn unhinged

Zeng Xia, a struggling writer repeatedly tormented by her clients, transmigrates into an old-fashioned historical novel she wrote herself.

The System tells her: “Finish the plot, and I'll get your manuscript approved!”

She thinks she can follow the script and win easily, but

The male lead is dead, the female lead is dead, and all that's left is their daughter, imprisoned by the villain.

[System, care to explain?]

[Haha, a transmigrator showed up a few years ago. You know how it goes...]

Her only hope is the “Plot-Editing Pen” the heroine left to Shen Tangyue, a magical artifact capable of rewriting the story.

But the little wolf cub is fiercely guarded, so Zeng Xia has no choice but to write popular stories to earn reputation points and exchange them for items, while pretending to be a gentle older sister to lower her guard.

Four years later, Zeng Xia fakes her death and gets away, taking a long vacation.

When they meet again, the once-pitiful blind girl has become a wise ruler for the ages. Yet, in front of everyone, she rests her head on Zeng Xia's shoulder, her voice trembling:

“Big Sister, Tangtang... missed you.”

Zeng Xia is stunned.

Her wariness may have dropped to zero, but when did her affection meter fill up?

After coaxing her for days, Zeng Xia finally gets the pen, rewrites the story, and returns to reality.

She thinks it's all over, until one late night

Her bedroom door silently swings open, and a husky laugh drifts from the shadows:

“Big Sister, you were so hard to find...”

- Sensitive, foxlike pursuer (Shen Tangyue): from a wary blind girl to an obsessive emperor

- Tender but unhinged target (Zeng Xia): gentle older sister on the outside, full-time commentator on the inside