Using a Dating Show to Clear Her Name, the Infamous Heiress Is on Fire

[Feel-Good Story] [Dating Show] [Silly Humor and Memes] [Viral Sensation] [Marriage Before Love] [Two Powerful Leads with Secret Identities]

Gorgeous, bold, notorious heiress x calculating, obsessive man with a secret identity

Li Lingyu transmigrates into the body of a top-tier heiress, complete with a notorious nickname that echoes across the internet: "Kyoto's Number One Lesbian."

With the memories of two lives fused together, she's a master of both letters and martial arts, and lives by one rule: Men only get in the way of her cuddling up with beautiful women. (She hates men, but she's not gay.)

Her father slams his palm on the table. "Go on a dating show and clean up your image, or I'll have your account banned!"

Her moments on the dating show send the whole internet into a frenzy:

When a female contestant is scared of a flying bug, she sweeps it away and gently reassures her.

When a male contestant tries too hard to look cool, she effortlessly puts him in his place with a raised brow and a smile.

While the others go on candlelit dinner dates, she takes her little sister horseback riding and archery.

The internet explodes:

[Help! She's so cool! I'm a woman and even I want to marry her!]

Li Lingyu beams. Cleaning up her image? So easy.

Then she starts using Shen Chen, the show's psychiatrist, as a shield. The more she relies on him, the more unfathomable he seems.

Only after looking into him does she discover that this seemingly ordinary psychiatrist controls secret shares no one else can uncover.

His wealth and influence are nowhere near enough to threaten the Li family, yet he's the first person in either of her lives she can't figure out.

Is he after her looks, or the Li family's power?

Li Lingyu gives a sly smile. This young miss will have some fun with you.

Only later does she learn that the dating show, the threat to ban her account, and even every time she "happened" to go viral were all part of his calculations.

He treated the whole world as variables. She was the one constant he couldn't touch.