[An Abstractly Adored-by-All Power Fantasy + Everyone's Favorite]
[The heroine is stunningly beautiful, but morally bankrupt]
To everyone else, Sheng Mian is one lucky woman.
With no money, status, or memories, she should have been homeless on the streets, but instead a handsome man took her home.
She can make even crocodiles behave like obedient puppies, and easily lands an excellent job as a crocodile keeper, complete with full benefits and a net salary of 50,000 a month.
Later, she is discovered to be the long-lost daughter of the Sheng family, one of Beicheng's most powerful clans. Just like that, she is worth hundreds of billions and gets to lie flat for the rest of her life.
When Sheng Mian first joined the Sheng family, she thought so, too.
An elegant mother, a generous father, a doting older brother, and an obedient younger brother.
Every day, she ate, drank, slept, chatted with the servants, and flirted with the handsome guards.
Life couldn't get any better.
But after a while, she realized something was off.
Her mother was actually a crybaby, her father a spineless coward, her brother a scheming poser, and her younger brother had occasional bouts of rabies.
And there was a fake heiress who spent every day plotting how to kill her.
Worst of all, the Sheng family looked powerful and unbreakable on the outside, but its foundations were crumbling. It was so close to collapse that it might have to marry into an alliance with a sinister lunatic just to survive.
Sheng Mian thought that was bad enough.
But it wasn't:
Her little brother was the world's top assassin, and her personal butler was a crime boss.
She went on a variety show and met an international thief, whom she sent to prison. Then she angered a serial killer while traveling, and he hunted her down every step of the way.
Sheng Mian: How many lives does she have to survive all this?
The plot is absurd, the romance is wild, and there are many love interests, but only one endgame.
The setting is an original fictional world. Some details are author inventions, so don't overinterpret them.
