The Real Heiress Goes Viral

Zhu Xingye spent eighteen years as a slum girl, working at a convenience store by day and performing as an underground idol at night.

She had one mysterious, devoted fan. At every show, the man in the black trench coat stood in the front row, his gaze so intense it made her ears burn.

She thought her life would go on like this.

But just as her career was taking off, a paternity test landed in front of her. She became the pitiful real heiress, ignored by her family and disliked by everyone else.

Even entering a talent show meant being set up, and she nearly lost her life. What is this world coming to? Does being the real heiress mean you can't even go on a talent show?

Still, with help from her many friends, she gradually made her way onto the world stage and formed her own band. The man who always showed up to support her even proposed to her.

As for being the real heiress, who cares? She's her own heiress.

Meanwhile, Major General Lu checks in to the fan forum right on schedule every day: #XingxingIsGorgeousAndBadassToday#

Author's note: There may be some repetition in the full story. There are so many words that even I can't remember what I've written and what I haven't.

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Su Wei never imagined she'd get to see an ancient battlefield in her lifetime. Her last thought before fainting on the spot was:

“This life was worth it.”

She thought she was going to freeze to death in the wilderness, but luckily someone found her and took her in as a maid.

Su Wei was grateful to her rescuer and fed him homemade snacks. She thought she could enjoy an ancient version of “working while traveling,” learning about the customs and culture of the past.

Then trouble came knocking.

“Su Wei, the Prince is arranging a marriage for you!”

Su Wei: “???” Thanks for asking. I'm in ancient times, just got back from the battlefield, and now I'm eloping.