[Unhinged real heiress vs. fallen noble young master]
Yin Shanning was a top agent in the twenty-first century, feared by all. Then, in a single moment, she transmigrated into a book and became the real daughter of the Shangshu family in the Great Ye Dynasty, who had been missing for years.
Unfortunately, the real heiress’s life was worth less than grass.
Her father, the Shangshu, treated her like she didn’t exist. Her mother only had eyes for the impostor. Her older brother thought she was too uncouth to be seen in public, and her younger brother pointed at her and told her to get lost.
The whole family doted on the fake heiress, the female lead who had stolen her life.
Worse still, she was bound to a Villainess System.
The System told her to save the male lead’s family, and she did.
The System told her to bring the male and female leads together, and she did.
The System told her to save her cheap younger brother, who sneered at her, and she went anyway.
Later, when the chance came, she killed the fake heiress heroine, erased the System, and set the Yin family estate on fire.
They wanted a wicked villainess? Then she’d show them what “wicked” really meant.
On the night the flames soared into the sky, she climbed through a window and escaped into a secluded little building.
A handsome young man was sitting inside.
Only later did Yin Shanning learn that this was the first night he’d been forced to receive clients.
He had hidden half a sharp shard of porcelain in his sleeve and was prepared to die with whoever came through the door.
But the one who climbed through the window was her.
Later, Yin Shanning pulled him out of the mire.
Clutching her sleeve, the young man asked hoarsely, “Why did you save me?”
Without looking back, Yin Shanning said, “You didn’t turn me in that night either. We’re even.”
The young man stood where he was, lowering his crow-feather lashes. “...And if we aren’t even?”
The girl turned around and gazed at him for a long moment before suddenly smiling.
“Then we’ll take our time settling the debt for the rest of our lives.”
