[Family squabbles + vicious catfights + refusing to take abuse + military marriage + giveaways]
(Once the book reaches 200,000 words, we’ll hold a giveaway for comment and update-reminder red envelopes. Feel free to add it to your bookshelf and let it build up for now.)
In her previous life, Wang Weiyan was one person to your face and another behind your back, saying one thing and doing another. She perfectly embodied the saying, “A sow in a bra, layer upon layer.”
Who could have guessed that after waking up, this “fake white lotus” would find herself transmigrated into a book as the male lead’s ill-fated, wronged, short-lived supporting female character, a genuine white lotus?
With awful relatives at home and the real heroine waiting outside, she is beset by trouble on all sides.
Wang Weiyan rolls her eyes at the heavens. “Fix the plot? Reform these awful people? They can all get lost. Why should I wait on them? I’ll leave as soon as I’ve saved enough money.”
Unfortunately, fate has other plans. Her personal System, “Family Harmony,” keeps blaring out a deadly threat: [Family Harmony Apartments: Harmony above all! Host, please maintain family harmony and keep the plot on track!]
Wang Weiyan has no choice but to roll up her sleeves. She disciplines the infuriating, spoiled heroine and the awful relatives, while building a good life of her own with her parents. In the end, she even fulfills a wish from her previous life: using the System to go home and give her original scumbag father a good beating.
She also enters a fake marriage with the original novel’s chief antagonist. He needs someone to help him dodge matchmaking, and she needs to use his family-member pass to get into the military district. But somehow… he seems to have fallen for her.
Wang Weiyan: “No, don’t come any closer. I like the puppy-dog type.”
[The career storyline starts later. The early chapters focus on village catfights. I’ll do my best to make them extra satisfying.]
