The Real Heiress Turned into a Slacker After Being Reborn

The novel is complete! Please add the author's upcoming novels "Why Is the White Moonlight Like That? (Transmigrated into a Book)" and "After the Cannon Fodder Female Lead Faked Her Death" to your collections! Blurb: Feng Wan transmigrated into a book and became the "real heiress" who had been switched at birth and raised by a farming family. According to the plot, she would return to the family, receive training to become a model empress, then be humiliated and die in despair. Given another chance, she decisively ruined the phoenix-shaped birthmark on her arm, then said to her peasant mother, "Mother, let's go plant sweet potatoes tomorrow." Dodge the original plot. Refuse to be cannon fodder. Isn't farming and getting rich great? And isn't the strapping guy next door manly? Why obsess over an emperor whose heart you can't warm? The strapping guy next door: "Wife, I'm sorry I lied to you. Actually, I'm about to become emperor too." Feng Wan: ??? 1. A lighthearted, feel-good, sweet novel about being reborn and transmigrating into a book. The heroine is lazy by nature but talented in many ways, and has the passive skill "invincible face-slapping": anyone who provokes her ends up humiliated. 2. The original emperor male lead goes straight to the crematorium, ashes and all. 3. The real male lead is a handsome, iron-blooded, manly man who is a doting husband at heart. He falls hard, and that's all that matters. Upcoming novel: "Why Is the White Moonlight Like That? (Transmigrated into a Book)," ID: 5475792. Blurb: Bai Yue transmigrated into the white moonlight who dies early in an old-fashioned, melodramatic harem novel. The whole family gets sacrificed just to make a domineering protagonist, and to make matters worse, the person she is supposed to break off her engagement with and humiliate according to the plot is the biggest villain in the entire book... And she's right in the middle of the breakup scene. Looking at the red mark on her former fiance's stunning face, left by the betrothal token she'd thrown at him, and thinking about how the original story depicted this villain as deeply cunning and vindictive, Bai Yue wants to die on the spot. I'm tired. Let's destroy everything. Right now. She gives up and turns to leave with an exaggerated, edgy air. "Men only slow down my progress toward becoming stronger." The villain, on his second run through the story and biding his time, freezes with his perfect smile still on his lips: ??? The domineering protagonist, who had been watching the whole thing from hiding, rushes over in delight, only for her to slap him to the ground. "Get lost, you scummy womanizer! Don't drag me into this!" The golden-fingered womanizer protagonist's smug face cracks at once: !! The entire capital notices that the gentle, kind, generous Bai family's eldest daughter has suddenly changed completely. Every day she dances on the edge of disaster, yet somehow she not only survives, but seems to be doing better and better. Does that even make sense? The former villain, now the regent, smiles like the wind and moon. "I think it makes perfect sense... Does anyone disagree?" Everyone: "...The prince is right." He was reborn from hell, but unwittingly glimpsed a different kind of light. Once he touched it, he never wanted to let go. There's no way he's going to break off the engagement. Not in this life. A carefree, mischievous princess × A scheming, devoted, old-school official. A satisfying, sweet, feel-good story you'll want to read! Upcoming novel: "After the Cannon Fodder Female Lead Faked Her Death," ID: 6069366. Blurb: Feng Li transmigrated into the adopted daughter of the leader of Wanren Sword Sect, the head of the righteous sects. As the eldest senior sister, she was gentle, steady, and elegant, but unfortunately, she was cannon fodder. According to the plot, after the delicate yet aloof junior sister heroine appeared, Feng Li would be consumed by jealousy, go mad, and keep scheming against her. She would even collude with evil forces, until her childhood sweetheart, the brilliant and astonishing eldest senior brother she was engaged to, ran her through the heart with his sword. Feng Li's response: If I'm going to die anyway, why not die sooner? And die looking good? Wouldn't it be better to fake her death and switch to a secret identity, then enjoy the gossip? After being "reduced to ashes," Feng Li happily put on a disguise and set off to travel the lands, slaying demons and evil spirits (and lazing around). Who could have guessed that the entire sect would go mad? Her strict master turned white-haired overnight. Her rebellious fellow disciples searched everywhere for her reincarnation. Her fiance, who had always treated her with icy politeness, clutched a lock of her hair and asked with red-rimmed eyes, "A-Li, is it you...?" Feng Li was deeply moved, but had to decline. Thanks for the invitation. I loved you once. Save me, Mom! An optimistic, free-spirited heroine × Everyone ends up in the crematorium. The last sentence is a quote from an internet meme. There's also the completed historical transmigration novel "After Transmigrating into a Book, I Played the Future Emperor," available to read. Click the upper right to visit the author's column for more upcoming novels. I specialize in satisfying, sweet, feel-good stories. Friends passing by, let me see your love! Please add my novels to your collections, pretty please! O(∩_∩)O Theme: No matter what situation you're in, stay optimistic and keep striving. In the end, you'll find happiness.