I Stole the Golden Finger [Book Transmigration]

Mu Yao, Emperor of Li, was as fierce as the blazing sun and revered by countless people. But after his sworn brother betrayed him, his soul fell into a ring, becoming the protagonist's golden finger. Qi Jiao lamented this endlessly, then transmigrated into the body of that sworn brother's daughter... Mu Lijiao, the eldest young lady of Tianmu City, was cruel by nature and arrogant and domineering. In the end, she suffered the agony of a thousand poisons devouring her heart, was used by the protagonist to blast open the Mu family's defenses, and died without a complete corpse. Her ending was tragic. Fortunately, the ring containing the golden finger big sister is still soaking in the river. Pairing: A quirky young lady x a domineering, upright golden finger Reading Guide: 1. Updates around 9 p.m. every night. If there isn't an update, I'll post a notice. 2. Lots of original worldbuilding, a leveling-up story, and an extremely powerful golden finger. 3. The couple are not related by blood. Upcoming novel: The Villain and the Villain Get Together Sang Yue is a split personality. When she was weak, she endured every hardship in place of the main personality. When she grew strong, she stained her hands with blood for her. In the end, she was still ruthlessly erased. Just as her consciousness was about to vanish, Sang Yue suddenly discovers that the world she lives in is actually a book. She and the heroine share one body, but she is nothing more than a tool meant to protect the heroine's pure and kind nature, a burden standing in the way of the heroine's pursuit of love, a villain through and through. Her intense resentment allows her remaining consciousness to be reborn in the body of a recently deceased nightmare beast in the demon realm. Then she is taken in by Tang Wu, the future ultimate big boss of the demon realm. After leaving the main personality, who brought her nothing but endless pain, Sang Yue learns for the first time how intoxicating it feels to be cherished in someone's palm. Theme: Everyone has a chance to shine.