[Goofy mad queen x sharp-tongued academic ace] [The real and fake heiresses join forces] [Public face-slapping livestream] [Unhinged writing takes on the whole cast]
(If you’re into showbiz stories, you can start sampling this from Chapter 10.)
After 48 hours of nonstop work on set, Hua Chao was woken by a phone call at 3 a.m. She died at the age of 22.
After becoming a ghost, she discovered she’d been the biggest sucker in a pampered-wife romance: her work had been stolen and credited to someone else, and she’d dutifully slaved away for her teacher for three years without a salary. After a night in bed, the teacher suddenly remembered a meeting the next morning and sent her straight to her death with one phone call.
The good news: she didn’t stay dead!
The bad news: she’s been reborn into the very script her teacher stole and rewrote until even her own mother wouldn’t recognize it!
Her adoptive parents died years ago. Her biological parents favor boys over girls, and her two older brothers are named Guangzong and Yaozu. She’s the newly found “real heiress,” fresh off the shelf. Oh, and there’s a fake one, too.
Youth has no price tag, and neither does morality.
Shoved into the brutal reality show The Villain Training Camp, she binds a “Screenwriting System” and starts racking up strike points. Time for the madwoman to make her move!
You bully me and still expect a glass of red wine? Have some Northeastern blood sausage instead!
You try to sabotage me on the show? I’ll hand you a viral moment of the whole internet “lifting you up.”
Hua Chao storms the trending charts with her unhinged antics. Her bizarre family begs for forgiveness, while luxury endorsements and top-tier contracts come flying her way.
Bonus scene:
Lei Ziqing corners Hua Chao against the wall, his gaze dangerous and amused behind his glasses. “Does your System still owe me an explanation?”
Hua Chao blinks. “Huh? What System? We usually call this being possessed. Just think of me as a spirit medium.”
Like to look good 😄