You An opened her eyes once more. The prison’s moldy stench gave way to blinding white light. She had become “Lin Xiaopang,” a patient in the intensive care unit of People’s First Hospital.
At her bedside, her “best friend,” Lü Weiwei, looked at her with “teary eyes” and spoke in a delicate voice. “Xiaopang, you’re finally awake! A few days ago, while I was on set, I heard you’d been in a car accident. I was terrified…”
Nearby, her “boyfriend,” Zhou Yu, peeled an apple and asked in a flat tone, “Feeling any better?”
But in those seemingly concerned eyes, she caught a fleeting understanding shared with Lü Weiwei.
Madam Qi’s heart tightened. The scene was eerily similar to the hypocritical schemes Lü Zhi had once plotted with others. And the unfamiliar, two-hundred-jin body in the mirror forced her to face reality: she had transmigrated into a fat girl betrayed by her best friend, a rising starlet, and her ex-husband, a famous young actor. Trapped in a room with no way out, she called her childhood friend Gu Yan. Through Gu Yan’s introduction, an American cosmetic surgeon named Wang Kaiwen not only helped her transform from a two-hundred-jin woman into a beautiful butterfly, but also helped her reclaim control of her life.
When she returned to China a year later, she was no longer Lin Xiaopang, someone others could push around. In front of the cameras, she took the name Lin Xiaxia. Introduced by Gu Yan’s agent, Ye Xinglan, she became a movie star and the next Best Actress, leaving her ex-husband Zhou Yu drowning in regret.
From an ancient prison to stardom in the entertainment industry, Madam Qi’s revenge has only just begun.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on