[Possessed by a drama queen, skilled in both letters and arms, born bad to the core x cold and abstinent, scheming and lovesick, jealous to a fault]
[Devoted to each other + satisfying read + comedy + face-slapping and revenge + equally matched leads]
Ji Ruwen is a pushover in a wealthy-family romance novel.
Not only is she a stand-in for Zhu Yuanzhen's white moonlight, Wen Rong, she's also her walking blood bank and organ incubator.
When Wen Rong's corneas are damaged, Zhu Yuanzhen takes Ji Ruwen's and has them transplanted into her.
When Wen Rong is burned, Zhu Yuanzhen cuts off Ji Ruwen's skin on the spot to graft onto Wen Rong.
When Wen Rong has an ectopic pregnancy, loses the baby, and becomes infertile, Zhu Yuanzhen has Ji Ruwen's uterus removed and transplanted into her.
On top of that, her wicked mother-in-law torments her, her adoptive father and brother abuse her, and she falls into the hands of her perverted cousin and uncle, a pair of evil father and son.
But Ji Ruwen, a born villain with the same name, transmigrates into the book, and after she takes matters into her own hands:
The scumbag Zhu Yuanzhen becomes a vagrant, Wen Rong is disfigured and sold into the mountains, the wicked mother-in-law is locked up in a psychiatric hospital, her abusive adoptive father and brother are beaten until disabled, and her perverted cousin and uncle are sent to the underworld.
Ji Ruwen takes possession of all the Zhu and Wen family fortunes and lives happily with Li Shubai, the family doctor.
The first time Li Shubai met Ji Ruwen, he knew they were alike.
She gave off the same aura as him.
Like beasts wandering alone through the darkness, they had finally found each other on a barren mountainside, able to lean on one another.
But Ji Ruwen seemed a little reluctant:
“Doctor Li, I'm a married woman.”
“It's only a marriage in name. I'll wait for you to get divorced.”
“I'm dangerous.”
“I'm no safer. You kill someone, I'll dispose of the body.”
Li Shubai adjusted his glasses and watched the woman before him smile at him.
