Ji Yueting has had a troublesome constitution since she was little. Any male who gets close to her and comes into physical contact with her will have a spell of terrible bad luck, then fall ill. For a while, she was convinced they would die.
So her terrified father dragged himself away while sick and divorced her mother.
Her childhood friend’s family moved house overnight, taking the critically ill boy with them.
Even the little male cat that had been neutered had to be given to a relative.
Then she transmigrated, bringing her physical male-cursing constitution with her.
What do they call this kind of constitution in this era? Harbinger of misfortune? Lone star of calamity? A widow-maker?
Ji Yueting’s lips slowly curved into an uncontrollable smile.
“Mom, help! There are so many men!”
“You’d better stay away from me. I’m only saying this for your own good.”
But there are still plenty of foolish men here.
The refined prince consort and his multiple-personality brother, a sinister and obsessive chief eunuch, a powerful chancellor, a detached national preceptor as ethereal as an immortal... Every one of them thinks she loves him, and that her love is special and one of a kind.
Ji Yueting, who only wants to curse them to death, twitches her mouth. What are these losers thinking? Why are they looking at me so strangely?
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After transmigrating, Ji Yueting meets a man named Qin Langyue.
He is clever and cold, like a frigid pool.
Since childhood, he has suffered from a strange illness. When he comes into contact with someone, his whole body turns red, then he develops a fever and a headache, feels like he’s suffocating, and is in danger of dying at any moment.
As a result, he lives alone in this world, withdrawn and cold.
Until he meets Ji Yueting. His vaunted intelligence and composure turn to fire. He wants to touch her just once, even if it costs him his life.
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1. Warning: The heroine is two-faced, obsessive, and a high-energy psycho. She’ll stop at nothing to achieve her goals and is nowhere near being noble or righteous. Her male-cursing golden finger is absurdly powerful. Every male character suffers both physically and emotionally, and displays symptoms of Stockholm syndrome. Don’t read if you can’t handle that.
2. The male lead is highly intelligent but a total lovesick fool, the kind who would love her even after death. Male lead fans, beware.
3. Her physical male-cursing constitution doesn’t discriminate and can easily hit the wrong target. Don’t read if you’re prone to feeling sorry for fictional men.
Theme: Wherever oppression is most severe, resistance is most radical.
