Li Cheng died the day before inheriting a fortune worth tens of millions.
Though she was lucky enough to get a fresh start in a new world, a "deity" told her that if she couldn't change her own fate and the tragic death of the doomed antagonist, she would still die at the age of eighteen, the point set by fate, and then die for good.
So she set out to defy fate and change her destiny.
With the face of an aloof celestial beauty, she did the most explosive things, crushing every demon and monster in her path.
On her struggle to survive in the new world, she kept running into all kinds of little animals: an energetic, chatty golden retriever, a fox who said one thing but did another, mischievous twin cats...
Then one day, she realized that the little animals were disappearing one after another, and the irritable dog by her side was wearing a creepy smile.
Later, she gazed at the dumb dog beside her, tail wagging happily while it pretended to be calm, thinking she hadn't noticed, and fell into deep thought. Was this a local specialty included with her new world?
This novel is also known as "People in the New World Never Seem to Have Good Eyesight," "Unlocking the Business Secrets of a Legendary Pianist," "The Boy-Band Members I Made Dress as Girls and Tormented Over the Years," and "The Irritable Dog Behind Successful Cheng." The male lead is a feisty little wolfdog around her, and... the female lead is amazing, amazing, amazing. The author has no brains, and is soft-hearted with a glass heart. The male lead is a feisty little wolfdog around her, and... the female lead is amazing, amazing, amazing. The author has no brains, and is soft-hearted with a glass heart.
Theme: My fate is mine to decide.
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