What’s the Big Deal If the Beloved Fake Heiress Is a Little Strong?

After Li Qingluo reads a novel her best friend strongly recommended, she can’t help criticizing it for a few lines. She’s never done that before, but she can’t stand that the villainess has the same name as her. Then she transmigrates, only to become the novel’s villainess, who has the same name. In the original story, the villainess is the General’s Mansion’s adopted daughter, a fake heiress. When the real heiress returns, she fears she’ll be driven out. The real heiress also has a better spiritual root, so the villainess targets her at every turn. Later, she finds her birth parents and discovers that she was the real heiress who was switched at birth. Jealous that the fake heiress had lived her life for sixteen years, she sets traps for her at every turn. In the end, both heiresses win the true love of the chosen ones in the novel’s world, making the villainess even more jealous and resentful. Convinced they’ve stolen everything from her, she joins forces with the demon realm and seduces the Demon Lord, hoping to kill both heiresses. Her doting adoptive parents and birth parents are utterly disappointed in her, and the villainess falls to the dark side. The righteous sects hunt her down, and she dies a truly horrific death. After Li Qingluo transmigrates, the real heiress comes back. So what? Her adoptive parents and adoptive brother don’t love her any less; if anything, they dote on her more and are afraid she might suffer. As long as the real heiress doesn’t provoke her, they can live in peace. Back with her birth family, the fake heiress is frail and sickly, as delicate as a willow in the breeze. So what? As long as she doesn’t get in Li Qingluo’s way, whether she dies right in front of her has nothing to do with her. Li Qingluo wants the best cultivation resources, a path to the peak of her life, and a chance to stand at the top of the world. Even when the male lead appears and draws everyone’s attention, she couldn’t care less. Men only slow down her sword arm. So why do both heiresses end up circling her, calling her big sister and little sister, while the male lead and the other male characters all compete for her attention instead of loving the heroine?