Ten Years After Becoming a Mary Sue

Jiang Nianzhi was a good person.

She loved helping others, was thrifty and good at managing a household, and treated everyone kindly. So she got the chance to have a wish come true.

The trouble was, she was only in eighth grade, right at the peak of her adolescent phase.

So she made a heartfelt wish to a mysterious, drunken stranger: "I want rainbow-colored hair, peerless beauty, and tears that turn into diamonds as soon as they fall!"

And just like that, her wish came true.

Jiang Nianzhi started enjoying the perks of being a superstar:

She had to dye her hair once a month,

never show her whole face,

catch her tears in her hands,

and always sneak around whenever she went out...

Jiang Nianzhi: "Tmd, cancel my subscription! I want to unsubscribe!"

*

Ten years passed in the blink of an eye, and Jiang Nianzhi ran into the drunk again.

She grabbed him by the collar, her stunning face full of menace!

This time, she'd throw away everything that wasn't hers!

Jiang Nianzhi roared through tears, "I've been looking for you for ten years! Ten years! Do you know what I've been through all this time?"

The drunk stared at her. "Who the hell are you, punk?"

Jiang Nianzhi: "I #%^*!!"

After a friendly exchange, Jiang Nianzhi received an offer from the drunk.

"Join our organization, complete missions, and redeem your points. Then you can customize your face." The drunk looked sincere. "Oh, and by the way, we hunt demons."

*

On her first day as a demon hunter, Jiang Nianzhi pinned a demon down, looking murderous. "Have you eaten? If not, I'll punch you!"

The demon blushed coyly. "Oh, stop it!"

Jiang Nianzhi: "...?"

After that, no matter how fierce the ghosts and monsters she hunted were, they were all unusually docile and coy around her.

Jiang Nianzhi: !

She finally understood: So that's how you're supposed to use a Mary Sue aura!

Tips: 1. The heroine is beautiful but a total straight shooter.

2. A story focused on the heroine, with hardly any romance.

Theme: Ordinary life can be happy, too