[Spoilers in the comments + spatial farming + trope-defying face-slapping + revenge + satisfying read]
[Clear-headed, self-interested heiress × stoic, devoted officer]
Bai Jinhe was the heiress to a wealthy family in Rongcheng. After her parents died, her uncle’s family tricked her into handing over her assets under the pretense of sending her to the countryside for safety. In truth, they planned to flee with the money.
She remained in the dark until bizarre comments suddenly appeared before her eyes:
[The villainess should just die already! All your money belongs to our heroine, Bai Lingrou!]
[You’re a disposable extra, destined to be forced to marry some country bumpkin and starve to death. Stop struggling!]
Only then did Bai Jinhe realize that she was the tragic villainess in a period novel!
Unwilling to accept her fate, Bai Jinhe awakened!
The comments are mocking her? No, they’re giving her spoilers!
She snatches the heroine’s golden finger, a jade pendant, and opens a Spirit Spring dimension with her blood. She clears out the million-dollar fortune her uncle has stashed away, then boards a train bound for the Northwest that very night to find her fiancé, Lu Yao, whom everyone has slandered as an old geezer.
The comments explode:
[Why should a cold-faced officer who’s 188 cm tall, weighs 80 kg, and is 18 years old have to take on an evil villainess?]
[How is the heroine supposed to have a satisfying life without her golden finger and money? Screenwriter, change the plot!]
Changing her fate? This is only the beginning!
After awakening, the disposable villainess keeps snatching the heroine’s opportunities. The more the comments curse her, the stronger she gets!
The comments go crazy: [The heroine’s halo is shattered!] [This villainess plays dirty!]
Lu Yao raises an eyebrow. “I hear someone said I’m old and ugly?”
Bai Jinhe says, “Now they’re all saying I’m the one who’s out of your league.”
The romance is incredibly sweet: By day, he’s a stoic officer. By night, he clutches his wife’s divorce papers, eyes red, and quietly pulls her into his arms…
The book setting is quite interesting. . .