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CP: A truly cold-blooded, ruthless transmigration-into-a-book villain x a gentle, clever, universally adored heroine [Next up: Love and Hate | Chasing His Wife to the Crematorium]
Fu Liyuan's company had just bought the rights to a major IP, "Sunny Days with My Lover". The protagonist, Lu Qing, was a delicate, innocent, universally adored heroine, and the story was satisfying, sweet, and packed with thrilling love triangles.
Everyone said it was destined to be the year's biggest hit. But after Fu Liyuan finished the climax, where Lu Qing crushed her wicked stepsister from every angle, she tore the book to shreds without changing her expression.
The stepsister in the book had the same name as her, but was stupid and vicious. She spent her whole life doing only two things: mocking and abusing the heroine, then getting humiliated, and trying to steal the heroine's man, then getting humiliated...
What a disgrace! Even the villain in a brainless wish-fulfillment story can't get anything right!
That was what Fu Liyuan thought. Then she woke up one morning transmigrated into a book as the universally adored heroine's wicked stepsister.
At this point, the stepsister had only recently joined the Lu family. She was taking the thirteen-year-old heroine to an amusement park, intending to sell her to human traffickers.
#As a real villain, should I redeem myself or go all the way down the path of evil?#
#It's just a brainless wish-fulfillment story. Watch me take them all down in one move.#
#Uh-oh! My universally adored, innocent little sister is a tiny bit adorable! My heart is fluttering.#
After being reborn, Lu Qing realized that her stepsister was different.
At first, she thought Fu Liyuan had been reborn too. After acting cautiously for a while, she finally understood: Oh, she wasn't reborn. Someone else had taken over her body.
Well, now things were getting interesting.
Premise: Exploring the line between love, justice, and desire, and searching for a truly reasonable kind of love.
