A seemingly sweet but actually crazy, scheming, and cool-headed heroine & a vicious, ruthless hero who never lets a grudge go unanswered
Smile transmigrates to an era of mental entities, in a parallel timeline to Earth.
In this era, mental values are everything.
With the highest possible mental value, she resolutely takes on the task of saving humanity’s mental values and volunteers as a spirit restorer in the game The Billion-Plot Containment Center.
She enters the worlds of different novels and rewrites their plots according to the demands of the livestream audience, raising their mental values in the process.
An old-school, wealthy-family melodrama full of angst?
She turns the whole cast into crazies. Come on, nobody gets to live!
A sweet school romance with a mutual secret crush?
She turns it into a youth legal education drama. We can’t let the flowers of our nation grow crooked!
A female-oriented novel with a male power fantasy and an arrogant, invincible hero?
With her around, who dares steal the heroine’s spotlight? The second male lead? Get promoted and keep groveling at the heroine’s feet!
Smile had a blast rewriting the stories, and the audience loved watching them.
The only one who kept getting beaten down by her was the villain
Who’s going to give me a peanut?
As everyone knows, nobody’s really mentally stable. They’ve just gone completely crazy.
Reader’s guide:
1. A pseudo-quick transmigration story with a slightly ensemble cast. The heroine is the strongest, but she has no golden finger. The story explains why she’s so powerful; this isn’t just a feel-good power fantasy.
2. The heroine has a love interest. The hero isn’t split into multiple versions. One-on-one romance; the heroine has a clean past, while the hero does not. A female-led age-gap romance with a younger man. They genuinely try to kill each other at first; midway through, the heroine forces the hero into submission. Their love develops very, very slowly.
3. Neither lead is a completely good person, and the hero is especially awful.
