The Heroine Never Turns Evil

Blurb One: Su Mu is brought back by Su Chi Zheng because of her Wu Clan bloodline and becomes the young lady of Kai Lin City. In Su Mu's eyes, her biological father is handsome and presentable, and while he may have taken her spiritual breath, he's never been stingy with her food, clothing, lodging, or travel. Meeting Su Chi Zheng is truly a blessing that comes once in three lifetimes. Fortunately, transmigrate stories always come with a bonus. After losing her spiritual breath, Su Mu discovers that her golden finger has finally arrived. A divine ability that can read and replicate all cultivation techniques. Su Mu: ...The problem is, I've already lost the spiritual breath I need to cultivate. ** Blurb Two: There are heroines who are born into privilege, constantly stumble upon lucky opportunities, and are the darlings of fate in their authors' stories. There are also villainesses who transmigrate into a book. They're cannon fodder and antagonists, but they can use their advantage as transmigrators to turn things around: first stealing the heroine's opportunities, then stealing her man, and finally making sure to bully her, reducing the pure and kind heroine to a hypocritical, wicked clown. Su Mu is the original heroine of the book. Not only has her golden finger been stolen, she's also been bullied and abused, and is about to turn evil and head down the road to her own destruction. If nothing unexpected happens, this will be an utterly ordinary transmigrate-into-a-book story. One person rises to the top of life, triumphant and satisfied, while another falls to rock bottom and is utterly destroyed. The catch is that Su Mu, the original heroine, really has to turn evil... Someone who has the antagonist wrapped around her little finger says, "I'm the original heroine. How come I don't know that?" ** Also known as The Heroine Whose Fortune Was Stolen and When the Wicked Antagonist Got the Script. P.S. There is no wicked villainess who transmigrates into a book, but there is a true villain and master evildoer who got the script. Keywords: A young man and woman fall in love, high IQ and low combat power, strategic planning, a heroine who controls the field, the hero and his friends provide the fighting power, cool and aloof heroine versus devoted hero, the hero has a split soul, one part is in charge of falling in love, the other of fighting to the death. Important: the plot comes first, romance second. (If it doesn't come across in the main text, that's the author's problem, not the characters'.) Theme: Everyone should live as their true selves and pursue their dreams.