Su Zhiyao was born into a scholarly family where “Dad ignores her, Mom doesn’t love her, and even Grandpa thinks she’s a disgrace.”
Her older siblings are treasures, while she’s nothing but a weed.
Actually, no!
Her mother says she’s a jinx.
Her grandfather calls her an unfilial descendant.
Fine. Unfilial descendant Su Zhiyao changes her name to Su Nian and plunges into the entertainment industry, the polar opposite of the “scholarly” world.
The old man says she’s an embarrassment who has disgraced the Su family, and orders her to get out.
Su Nian gives a cold laugh. She loves proving people wrong.
In the blink of an eye, she becomes a Su, the eighteenth-generation inheritor of the Su family’s martial arts school.
Her family doesn’t love her? She couldn’t care less.
She has the entire martial arts school doting on her.
Everyone is stunned. What kind of big shots are part of the Su family’s martial arts school?
Engagement called off? Fiancé cheating? People mocking her for being unwanted?
She has someone better: the cherished sweetheart of a top-tier heir from a powerful family, a man standing at the peak of the social pyramid.
The outside world knows him as a cool-headed, almost cold-blooded man who makes ruthless decisions without the slightest hesitation. But at her side, he drops every defense and turns into a clingy kissing fiend, keeping her up night after night.
All she can say is, “What a fraud.”
Gu Yunli gently wraps his arms around her waist from behind, rests his chin in the hollow of her neck, and rubs his cheek against her ear again and again. His voice is low and clingy. “I’m here.”
He kept his promise, and he followed through.
I enjoyed this book. There were no melodramatic misunderstandings between the male and female leads; everything was straightforward, and the romance was well-developed. The female lead's mother was a bit annoying, but her influence wasn't significant. The female lead received a lot of love, and the male lead was also very kind, supporting her decisions.
May 10, 2026 This story is really good! The female lead is so kind; the part where she gets injured during the mission was truly heartbreaking! Aside from the biological mother being somewhat abnormal, everyone else in the story is very vivid! And what heals the female lead is the male lead and his family.
This is a wonderful book, highly recommended. Author, could you please write another book about Lu Zhiyi? It's truly amazing. I'm so reluctant to see it end; I'm looking forward to your next book!
Super good, no skipped chapters. The female lead has a great personality, calm and composed. I just don't like the older sister's personality. Her own family neglected their children, and she's doing the same with her own, without ever reflecting on her actions.
I love this book, haha, I love reading stories about the entertainment industry.
Surprisingly good. The male lead's love is commendable, and the in-laws' family is a source of childhood warmth for Nian Nian.
I'm getting a little hooked, and it's not finished yet. At first, I didn't think much of it because there were so many "whys." But as I watched, I learned about her suffering, her childhood—a nightmare. It's just that they didn't mention how she dropped out of her major; that'll probably be resolved later.
Beautiful, very worthwhile
Since the martial arts masters are already so skilled, can't the female lead cultivate internal energy?
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful