I'm the Sister Who Stole the Heroine's Credit

Zhou Zhenzhen opens her eyes and discovers that she has returned from the future to the home she lived in during her first life. It was only in the future that Zhou Zhenzhen learned she was nothing more than a minor character: the older sister who took credit for the heroine's achievements, and the obstacle standing between the hero and heroine. Everyone is waiting for her answer. She remembers this moment, the turning point in her fate, even in her dreams. The man before her is exceptionally handsome and refined. In the future, he will wield absolute power at court. Who could have known he would amount to so much? Zhou Zhenzhen sighs. Back then, young and foolish, she fell in love with him at first sight. One look was enough to win her heart. So when her maid made a fuss, she let everyone believe she was the one who had saved his life. Now that she's back at the very moment she made that foolish mistake, does she want to slap herself twice? No. Slapping herself would hurt her hand and her face. Slapping someone else is much more satisfying, and makes a much better sound. Smack, smack! Zhou Zhenzhen slaps her maid twice. Then she rubs her sore palm and smiles at the man. "No, what I mean is that the jade pendant is mine, but I wasn't the one who saved you back then!" Reader's guide: The first twenty chapters are a little rough, especially the first ten. Just bear with them, because it gets better and better after that. Also, the heroine isn't perfect and has plenty of character flaws, so proceed with caution. If you want to drop the novel, just close the page. Please don't be cruel; any nasty words will bounce right back. Also, this is a fictional setting, so please don't nitpick the historical details. Theme: Everyone makes mistakes, but they can always turn back. There's no need to condemn someone forever for one mistake.