The White Lotus Transmigrates into a Book and Becomes Her Whole Family’s Beloved

With no golden finger and no System, Su Cancan simply transmigrated into a book. And not only had she transmigrated into a book, she'd become the villainess.

The novel was a classic story about real and fake heiresses. Su Cancan was the fake heiress and the book's villainess. Jealous of the heroine, Su Nuannuan, she kept asking for trouble and framing her at every turn. Joining forces with the story's biggest male villain, she ruined the heroine's family, leaving them destitute and broken, and even got the heroine killed. Then the heroine was reborn, and Su Cancan transmigrated into the story just as the heroine returned.

But Su Cancan was innocent! She hadn't done any of those terrible things, yet now she was the one who had to bear the heroine's fury. Why should she? She'd transmigrated into the book with nothing: no golden finger, no god-tier System. How could she compete with a heroine blessed by the protagonist's halo?

After thinking it over, Su Cancan decided that staying alive mattered most. She would get away from the heroine and never do anything to make her resent her. She even struck a deal with the heroine: the heroine could pursue her happy life without worry, while Su Cancan, the villain, would take the other villains and stay far away.

Unfortunately, the other villains in this book were all of Su Cancan's family members. They included her sexist grandmother, her grandpa who was hopelessly addicted to alcohol, her father who stole chickens and dogs, her mother who trafficked women, her lazy good-for-nothing brother, and her betrothed, Li Dagen: a handsome and refined man who couldn't keep his eyes to himself.

Still, she had to admit, the scumbag was really handsome!

Since they were destined to be a couple, Su Cancan decided to bind herself to the scumbag and her whole family. The villains were all hers!