(The heroine is blunt and hot-tempered, yet gentle and full of double standards. The hero is especially kind only to her and the people around her.)
Hua Lianyi grew up with her grandmother. After graduating from college, she returned to her village to start a business. Just as things were taking off, her grandmother fell seriously ill. Her parents, whom she saw only once a year, came back and bundled her and her grandmother off to the city for the so-called life of a rich heiress.
They got into a car accident along the way, and she was the only one seriously injured. When she woke up, she learned that she was the heroine of a tragic romance novel, and that the time had come for her to move to the city.
Give up her family and risk life and limb for a man? Did they think she was some modern-day Wang Baochuan?
Hua Lianyi: “Pah!”
Guided by the principle that if you can settle something with words, you shouldn't use your fists, Hua Lianyi tried to reason with people whenever possible. She couldn't judge how hard to hit someone, and might leave them permanently injured.
Who knew the heroine's aura would be so strong? Fools kept lining up to give her a chance to practice her sharp tongue. As a result, Hua Lianyi often had to charge them compensation for emotional distress.
A rich beauty with terrible people skills? The hero who saves her is her little sister.
A cold, handsome, wealthy uncle? Rich and good-looking, just her type.
An arrogant, ugly male lead? Kick him out of her life, and no one can stop her.
A frail, self-absorbed white moonlight? A novice with no powerful moves.
A controlling mother? How about I give you a hundred thousand?
A lovely childhood friend, fresh as a lotus? Her brother and sister-in-law are a couple.
Hua Lianyi: “Two against four. We have the advantage.”
