Transmigrated Into a Book: The Bad-Luck Crow With a Cursed Tongue

Lan Ling transmigrates into a book. She becomes the eldest daughter of the Lan family, one of the top families in the capital, who went missing eighteen years ago. On the very first day she’s brought back to her wealthy family, she shocks everyone. Not because she’s country-bumpkinish. Quite the opposite: she looks more like a rich heiress than any of them. With her ethereal beauty and innate air of nobility, every gesture radiates presence. Standing among a group of meticulously dressed socialites, she looks like the real thing surrounded by counterfeits. Everyone wonders: Did she really grow up in the countryside? “If you keep crying, something terrible is going to happen to you.” As soon as she finishes speaking, the original heroine’s dress inexplicably rips and slides right off. The heroine shrieks, covering herself, her face burning with shame as she runs out. “I heard what you said just now... Country bumpkin? Oh, be careful not to fall!” The next second, the Ye family’s eldest son, the original male lead, lands flat on his back in front of everyone. Lan Ling looks at the stunned guests and smiles, all innocence and radiant cheer. “My words have a funny way of working: the good predictions don’t come true, but the bad ones do.” The entire room falls silent. With her unlucky-star, jinxing gift, anyone who gets on her bad side is in for a streak of misfortune! And the most important thing is that Lan Ling has a fiercely loyal guard dog by her side, one with incredible fighting skills who’ll do whatever she says. Her enemies: ... Heavens, they can’t win. Just let them die already. She thought life would be quiet and uneventful, with the occasional bit of face-slapping aimed at the original leads whenever she felt like it. But one supernatural incident after another keeps cropping up. Lan Ling’s unlucky-star, jinxing powers grow stronger. Supernatural stuff? She loves it!