[Spoiled, haughty heiress VS seemingly aloof first love, but actually a creepy male ghost]
Pei Jinxuan had always believed she would marry Xie Huaizhou.
That was until her sophomore year, when Yu Xiaoxiao, a poor transfer student, showed up. Xie Huaizhou seemed to pick on her, but gave that little “white lotus” all of his tenderness.
Only then did Pei Jinxuan awaken to the truth: she was the villainess in a novel, obsessed with the male lead, only to be discarded like trash and die a tragic death by jumping into a river.
She smirked at herself in the mirror. Fine. Being a villainess is still a life, and it’s better than dying for no good reason according to some script.
So from then on, she let loose:
In public, she played a soundtrack for Xie Huaizhou: “Why don’t you love me anymore?”
In private, she made a phone call: “Block him after school. Leave him breathing so I can give him a piece of my mind.”
In public, she threatened Yu Xiaoxiao: “Trying to steal my man? You’ve got a death wish?”
In private, she slipped her pepper spray: “Xie Huaizhou’s a jerk. You can have him.”
Awakened to the truth, Yu Xiaoxiao fled in a panic: “You keep your husband! I’m dropping out!”
Pei Jinxuan hadn’t even had a chance to do anything yet. “Huh? The heroine caught on that fast?”
Then there was the mute first love of the heroine, who was staying at her house and whom she bullied.
In the novel, he was the heroine’s mutual secret crush, gentle and refined, but he died tragically while saving her at the end.
But one day, she accidentally found the diary he had hidden deep in the bookcase.
On the yellowed pages, the handwriting was elegant, yet brimming with madness:
“March 20, sunny.
The weather is terrible.
Xie Huaizhou is still alive,
and my little sister still isn’t obedient enough.”
The moonlight outside suddenly turned cold. When she turned around, she met his smiling eyes.
His fingertips brushed over the word “sister” in the diary. His voice dropped low: “Naughty again.”
