Transmigrated as the Woman of a Rich Heir

New novel, "Hong Kong's Number One Lady in the 1970s," now seeking favorites.

Xie Xiaomeng transmigrated into a Hong Kong school drama and became the heroine, who is bullied as soon as she appears and tortured until she's barely alive.

According to the book's plot, the heroine will seek the protection of the male lead, the principal's son. Then the female supporting character appears, leading to misunderstandings, torment, and a whole three hundred rounds of breaking up and getting back together before they finally reach a happy ending.

To hell with this deranged plot. In this chaotic world where everyone is against the heroine, wouldn't it be better to pick the second male lead to protect her?

In the book, the second male lead, Chao Ge, is the top boss of Mong Kok. He's not only muscular but handsome, too, though he has a bit of a temper and is always challenging people to one-on-one fights or starting brawls. But the heroine is the one who got away, the unattainable love of his life.

After getting together with Chao Ge, Xie Xiaomeng can walk all over the college campus, and even her stepmother, the fighting-cock girl, and the female supporting character, who used to torment her every day, all fall to their knees and beg her to spare them.

One day, Mong Kok's top boss Chao Ge says, "I can do the heavy lifting. Seriously, won't you consider moving in with me?"

Xie Xiaomeng: That actually sounds pretty good.

After they move in together, Xie Xiaomeng: Nope, goodbye! Never again.

Sweet and soft fake white lotus VS openly flirtatious, roguishly handsome young master

Reader's notes: 1. When the heroine transmigrates, the male lead's interest in the original heroine is purely based on her looks. They've never interacted.

2. A sweet, devoted romance with both leads' first love being each other. The male lead falls for the heroine after she transmigrates.

New novel, "Hong Kong's Number One Lady in the 1970s," blurb:

On the day she retired from the business, Zhang Mengmeng, a beautiful, fair-skinned female assassin, transmigrated into a book. When she opened her eyes, she found herself in an unfamiliar era, now an illegal immigrant trying to flee to Hong Kong.

According to the plot, she'll be sent to a Hong Kong women's prison to serve time and wait for her relatives to claim her. Then she'll be bullied by the guards and the prison's queen bee. After she's released, she'll be forced to become the second wife of a wife-beater and die in misery.

Zhang Mengmeng: ...I choose to tame everyone and put them to work for me.

Thirteenth Sister, who rules the prison, drops to her knees and sings "I Surrender."

The arrogant guards beg her to join their team.

The wife-beater weeps and begs her to spare him.

Zhang Mengmeng tears up the script and blazes her own trail.

The legendary Prince Hui, heir to a renowned entertainment empire, is young and handsome, and keeps women at arm's length. The daughters of the elite can only gaze at him from afar.

But then one day,

in front of a crowd of reporters, Prince Hui drops to one knee before a graceful woman and says tenderly, "Marry me. I want to spend the rest of my life with you."

Zhang Mengmeng: "I don't want to marry you."

Prince Hui, who has a secret masochistic streak, perseveres: "If you won't marry me, then I'll marry you. Just don't leave me."

Everyone's eyes widen in shock: "..."

1. Masochistic young master VS beautiful, fair-skinned female assassin

Core idea: Live life with optimism