My mom is peerlessly beautiful.
But I'm ugly.
Can you imagine how I feel? If it were my dad, I could at least wonder if I wasn't really his child. But my mom is absolutely certain I came out of her womb.
So am I the product of a genetic mutation?
What's even more ridiculous is that all my siblings are good-looking.
I'm the only ugly duckling.
Yes, you read that right. This is a full-blown Mary Sue epic.
I, He Zhizhi, was a perfectly capable young woman from the 21st century, independent and self-reliant, but I was forced to transmigrate into a book like this.
And so my miserable yet happy life began.
My mom, the beautiful Lady Rose, has every man falling at her feet.
She made her fortune through inheritance and is currently getting along splendidly with her tenth husband.
My eldest brother is a neurotic with a striking appearance, a sharp tongue, and a capricious personality.
My second brother is a neurotic who's well-rounded in every way: virtue, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor.
My third brother is a neurotic who's an expert in poetry, music, calligraphy, painting, and the four arts.
My fourth sister is a neurotic, beautiful as a flower, who made her fortune as an internet celebrity.
I'm fifth in line, the only normal person in the family. But I'm ugly.
My neighbor, Dong Dongdong, is also my childhood friend. He looks down on everyone in the world.
But why does he think well of me? This book has no logic. Ask the author, not me.
Yes, I'm here, and I can't leave for now, so I have to make the best of it and live.
School life is just like in every cliché novel: I get ostracized and bullied. Good heavens, are you all idiots?
With a family background this wealthy, why put up with being bullied?
Come on, one by one. I'll beat you all until you're flat on the ground.
My combat ability is off the charts, and so is my luck.
I'll show you what it means to have everything taken care of.
