Starting with Bone-Deep Heartbreak, I Obliterate the Impostors

Rescue the heroine from a misery novel, and while I'm at it, turn the whole world of fakes upside down. After staying up all night to finish a trashy misery novel, someone was so furious he slammed the table and cursed. His water glass tipped over, shorting out an outlet, and he was electrocuted. When he opened his eyes again, he had become Zhang Ye, the young master of one of the capital's most powerful families. And standing before him was Jian Tong, the notorious misery-novel heroine. In the original story, she was falsely accused and persecuted, subjected to suspicion and humiliation, disgraced on a rainy night, expelled from school, and imprisoned for three years. She even endured the torture of having a kidney removed, suffering every cruelty the world could inflict, only to be forced to forgive the powerful scumbags who had wronged her. Shen Xiujin makes her kneel in the rain? Expels her from school? Sends her to prison? Zhang Ye sneers and pours laundry detergent into the “biological” evidence bag. The Shen family, huh? They'll be gone tomorrow. Then he discovers that fakes are everywhere in this world. What first love, what green tea, what savior? To me, they're all fakes. From then on, the whole world takes a sharp turn. The Shen family? When one great whale falls, all things thrive. The green tea? Surveillance footage catches her staging the whole act, and she becomes a laughingstock nationwide. Fakes torment an Olympic champion? The country has your back. You're finished. What kind of ridiculous “win back your wife at the crematorium” misery plot is this? What crematorium? Here, there's a real crematorium, the kind that burns you to ash. Helping fakes avoid decades of detours. No need to thank me.