[Transmigrate into a book + face-slapping and punishing scumbags + feel-good story + two-faced hero + overhearing the villain’s inner thoughts]
Lin Qiqi transmigrates into a book and becomes the cannon-fodder ex-wife in a female-led story.
As the daughter of Jiangnan’s richest family, she makes a grand entrance with a lavish bridal procession stretching ten miles. Her marriage seems glorious beyond compare.
But it turns out that her supposed status as the marquis’s wife is nothing but a complete scam!
Her husband has long been involved with the woman he has always loved.
Her only purpose in life is to bankroll the happy ending of the male and female leads!
To make room for his beloved, he kills her parents and younger brother, seizes the Lin family fortune, then frames her for sleeping with a little beggar he took in. Finally, he forces her to drink poison, leaving her to die in agony, and throws her body into the mountains to be devoured by wild animals.
Lin Qiqi happens to transmigrate just as the bridal sedan chair lands. She slaps him twice across the face. “You can deceive me about love, but you absolutely cannot cheat me out of my money!”
To stay alive and hold on to her money, she decides to overturn the original plot, take on the scumbag and the shameless homewrecker, and send the whole family to hell!
Somehow, she actually pulls it off.
She fights back, sells off the scumbag, crushes the homewrecker, and the little beggar she picked up along the way turns out to be a powerful prince!
Later, when everyone from the marquis’s household kneels before her and begs for forgiveness, she puts an arm around the powerful prince and waves them off. “Dream on. You can all go to hell!”
It's a novel worth following. It's a very enjoyable book about scumbag abuse. It makes me feel relaxed while reading it. The chapters are interlocking and make people look forward to more twists and turns.
It's not bad. The heroine, a businesswoman, is in a dilemma. She tries her best to break the situation and finally leaves Beijing. I hope she will become stronger and stronger in the future and slap the prince's face.
It feels good to follow it till now. Why are there so few people watching it?
It's a novel worth following. It's a very enjoyable book about scumbag abuse. It makes me feel relaxed while reading it. The chapters are interlocking and make people look forward to more twists and turns.
It's not bad. The heroine, a businesswoman, is in a dilemma. She tries her best to break the situation and finally leaves Beijing. I hope she will become stronger and stronger in the future and slap the prince's face.
It feels good to follow it till now. Why are there so few people watching it?