My Whole Family Is Love-Struck? Back Off, I’ll Take Charge

Qin Ruan and Pei Jinzhi had been engaged for a long time. They might not have been deeply in love, but they got along well enough.

At a flower-viewing banquet, her fiancé, Pei Jinzhi, unexpectedly rescued a noblewoman who had fallen into the water.

Before her fall, the woman had been timid and meek. Afterward, her personality changed completely. She became eloquent and exceptionally clever, spouting all sorts of nonsense and astonishing everyone.

Many people became enamored with her.

In her previous life, Qin Ruan was probably driven to her death by that woman’s constant refrain: “The one who isn’t loved is the homewrecker.”

Every day, Qin Ruan racked her brains trying to figure out how to kill her.

The woman said Heaven had sent her here, that she was the protagonist and the one in control, and that no one could kill her: she would only grow stronger with every setback.

And Qin Ruan? She was just a supporting character, a vicious side character destined for a horrible death.

Reborn, Qin Ruan became more determined than ever to drag the woman to see a fortune-teller.

But her whole family was a bunch of love-obsessed lunatics.

Forget it. The survival of the family came first.

Pei Jinzhi: “Break off the engagement?”

“Ruan, believe me. I didn’t want to save her.”

“That witch must have used some kind of spell on me. I’ll have her burned to death at once.”