The Real Heiress Became a Zombie and Then a Wealthy Madam

Recommended completed novel: "The Green Tea Queen of the Sixties." Next up: Theatrical Queen at Max Level (historical-era setting) Synopsis: Yun Chan, the real heiress, was murdered after her fake heiress rival conspired with her worthless man. When she opened her eyes again, she had become a thousand-year-old zombie. As a newly awakened undocumented person, she had no qualifications and no influence. To get revenge, Yun Chan decided to cling to the biggest thigh she could find. Not just a golden one, either. It had to be studded with diamonds! Shen Xiao, who controlled a fortune of hundreds of billions, had been told since birth that he was destined to be a lone star. After bringing about the deaths of his relatives and five fiancées, he met the utterly unruffled Yun Chan. He couldn't bring about her death. Wonderful! At last, he wouldn't have to be lonely and cold anymore! Completed danmei novels: "The Villain's Three-Year-Old Darling Is Fierce and Adorable" and "The Rich Family's Canary Holds a Slightly Scummy Script" Advance blurb: "Theatrical Queen at Max Level Becomes a Stepmother in the Fifties" At twenty-eight, Su Manqing won an Academy Award. She was beautiful, had a gorgeous figure, and could embody any role, from an elegant queen to a village girl. There was nothing she couldn't act. Then she transmigrated into a book. She became the heroine's blind date in a historical-era novel, a man who was destined to die young. Die young? Not happening. Cannon fodder? Doesn't exist. With my acting skills, who wouldn't fall at my feet, captivated by my charms (crossed out!) my acting? With her superb acting, Su Manqing won the respect and affection of her three stepsons, future bigwigs, and even turned the famously macho male lead into a tender sweetheart in her hands. When it came to fighting, the three stepsons charged ahead because their mother was so delicate. When it came to running errands, the three stepsons competed to help, afraid she might hurt her hands or feet. When it came to studying, if anyone dared call their mother a delicate climbing vine, the three boys unanimously decided to outdo those parents' children! Decades later, when they had achieved success and fame, the children spoke onstage: "We want to thank Mom for raising and teaching us so well. Without her, we wouldn't have achieved what we have. Half of our honors and accomplishments belong to her..." Looking at her handsome, strapping children, Su Manqing smiled, keeping her contribution to herself. Theme: Good and evil are always repaid in the end.