The Real Heiress Is a Max-Level Heavenly Master [Book Transmigration]

[After being on medical leave for too long, I’ll write some fanfiction to get back in the groove for now. Come enjoy the sweet moments with me :)]

[Synopsis] Tang Xi, a prodigy of the mystic arts, transmigrates into a novel about a real and a fake heiress, becoming the real heiress maliciously switched at birth by her biological father.

In the story, Tang Xi grows jealous of the original heroine, steals her love interest, and ultimately meets a gruesome end.

Tang Xi tears up the predetermined melodramatic rich-family rivalry plot. Who needs lousy parents? Isn’t building a career much better?

Cutting off yin energy, vanquishing evil, and seeking justice for ghosts keep me plenty busy.

And for anyone who insists on coming to my door to get taught a lesson: Shut the door and release the ghosts!

Pei Qingzhi, CEO of the Pei Group, is sabotaged by a villain. His soul is torn from his body, leaving him in a vegetative state, and the doll holding his soul happens to be picked up by Tang Xi.

Master Tang: Who knows whether you were an overweight shut-in or a cross-dressing hunk when you were alive? Since you’re my ghost, you’ll be my accessory.

Mr. Pei: I’ll repay you for saving my life by giving myself to you! I want to be your Kitty, forever by your side, on your pillow, hanging from your waist, tucked in your arms, and held in your heart.

Master Tang: Don’t worry. Alive, you’re mine; dead, you’re my ghost.

[A sweet and adorable-looking heroine with an imposing presence inside X A ruthless, cold-blooded hero to everyone else who acts sweet and cute around her]

Tang Xi’s words, part 1: Ghosts all bully the weak and fear the strong. The more afraid you are, the more they’ll pick on you. Even if you have to fake it, act like you’re scary

The ghosts: Damn! Does she even need to act scary? She’s already terrifying enough to scare ghosts to death!

Tang Xi’s words, part 2: There are many things in this world scarier than ghosts, like the human heart, and…

Everyone: You! It’s you, you, you!

A few things to know before reading:

1. The heroine focuses on her career, and the romance develops slowly.

2. This is not a melodramatic rich-family story. The birth-family arc is brief, and the main plot blends the mystic arts with a touch of crime investigation.

3. It’s a satisfying, indulgent, sweet story. The heroine will never be put through heartbreak.

4. The author writes heartwarming, healing stories about family. No supporting character has a romantic relationship with the heroine except the hero.

5. If we disagree, please move along. I don’t welcome “rational discussion” or writing advice. Personal attacks will bounce right back!

6. This is a contemporary paranormal story set in a fictional world. Any coincidental name matches are purely accidental, so please don’t connect them to real life.

Coming soon: Book Transmigration: Into My Husband’s Story Before His Rebellion

Ji Chaoci transmigrates into a novel about a real and a fake heiress, becoming the pitiful real heiress, a cannon-fodder character who was switched at birth by her father’s concubine and raised in the countryside.

In the book, the truth about the Marquis’s estate is revealed, and the real and fake heiresses return to their rightful places. The real heiress is doted on by her marquis parents and gets back the marriage match the fake heiress stole from her. Her fiancé is the esteemed regent. Having transmigrated into the story, Ji Chaoci only needs to enjoy the wonderful life ahead

Not a chance!

Her fiancé, who stands just below The Outcast and above everyone else, is going to stage a coup in three months. And Ji Chaoci is the stand-in the fake-heiress heroine brought back to take her place in the line of fire!

In the story, the loyal and unyielding Ningguo Marquis’s household puts righteousness above family ties and helps the emperor crush the rebellion. The fake-heiress heroine ultimately becomes empress and enjoys a life of wealth and glory, while Ji Chaoci is discarded and executed alongside the entire household of the Prince Regent.

After reading the plot, Ji Chaoci’s expression is impassive: Whoever wants to be the marquis’s daughter can have the job. There’s no need to reclaim the engagement, and as for this so-called fiancé, of course…

Prince Regent Qin Zhi: What about your fiancé? Hmm?

Ji Chaoci is dumbfounded: Why does this fiancé seem to be the mute man she found beneath a cliff on the day she transmigrated?

The famously cold-faced prince in court instantly looks aggrieved: Aci, you said you’d take responsibility for me. Of course, what?

Ji Chaoci: Of course… I’ll help you stage your coup!

Theme: Justice always prevails; good and evil reap what they sow. Be kind, and live with a clear conscience.