Song Chuqing, a powerful cultivator at the Tribulation Stage, fails to ascend and is struck down into the modern world. The System she's bound to tells her that she needs the power of faith to survive.
On her first day in the business, she plays a fortune-teller in a popular drama and reads the leading actress's face at a press conference.
Straightforward Song Chuqing: "You've had so much work done that your face has changed too much. I can't read your features anymore."
The whole internet explodes, and Song Chuqing collects a fortune in faith power. From then on, she makes a career out of insulting people.
On a variety show, she insults a martial arts master: "You've got a bit of sword intent, but it's all surface-level."
To a popular actor: "Your luck may have run out."
At a film festival, she insults a young heartthrob: "If you don't get that wound treated, it'll heal on its own."
Song Chuqing's eyes light up. Who wouldn't want a ready source of faith power? She quickly says, "Thank you! Thank you so much."
Her rival is left staring in disbelief, sighing that such a beautiful woman has turned into an idiot.
The whole internet knows that Song Chuqing has gone crazy trying to get famous. She insults people everywhere, and she's becoming more and more brazen.
To a global movie star: "Your luck is about to run out."
To a veteran award-winning actress: "You may not have long to live."
To a popular young star: "Your future looks bleak."
The netizens who want Song Chuqing kicked off the internet soon realize that the people she insults either disappear from show business or become her devoted fans.
As for the masters of traditional arts she mocked earlier, she really does have the skill to back it up!
She is impossibly beautiful. She wields her sword with effortless power. She's uncannily good at reading people and spilling scandalous secrets.
In the end, every insult she makes is proven right. She really does have the skill to insult them!
Later, public opinion turns in her favor, bringing in countless fans.
Song Chuqing remains calm: The faith power isn't changing? Whatever.
Upcoming: I Use the Law to Help the Heroine of an Abusive Romance Turn Her Life Around (Quick Transmigration)
Brilliant lawyer Mu Ruoxing dies suddenly from overwork and is bound to a quick transmigration System, tasked with turning the lives of heroines in old-school abusive romances around.
After reading the scripts, Mu Ruoxing, armed with her legal knowledge, declares: All these male leads, male supporting characters, and female supporting characters belong in prison! And so begins the story of helping the heroine of an abusive romance turn her life around through the law.
In a CEO romance, the domineering CEO says: "It's morning. The Mu Group can go bankrupt now."
The next day, he receives notice of an investigation from the antitrust bureau.
A month later, the CEO is brought to court for commercial crimes.
In a school romance, the evil supporting actress says: "If you don't obey me, these videos will be all over the internet."
The next day, instead of receiving the heroine's pleas, the evil supporting actress gets a pair of cold handcuffs from the police.
The videos are deleted, and the evil supporting actress gets sent to juvenile detention.
In a substitute romance, the CEO demands that the heroine give her heart, liver, and other organs to his one true love.
The heroine and the doctor gather evidence.
The one true love and the CEO meet in prison while making umbrellas, charged with illegal organ transplantation and kidnapping.
In a runaway-with-the-baby romance, the CEO assaults the drunk heroine.
When he wakes up, the police have surrounded him.
Mu Ruoxing: What CEO? I only trust the police.
System: I asked you to turn things around, but you sent half the cast to prison?
Theme: Honesty is a virtue
Tell the truth. Not a bad start. The ending can only be described as an outline. What needs to be introduced has also been said. But really. . . . Not quite. You ended it too quickly. Also, the frustrating plot of diving in the two chapters is baffling. I read the back part to set the stage. Too blunt. . .
This kind of female partner must not be the male protagonist who licks the dog. .
There is also a saying that facial appearance changes acquiredly. The most common ones are eyebrow shape changes and plastic surgery. In reality, can these changes also be regarded as acquired changes in destiny instead of being directly unreadable (?
The heroine who uses her body's merits and part of her soul to fulfill this world should be an exchange. She should be able to live with this body, and she must use her faith to exchange for life. Faith should be exchanged for practice, so that she can have the opportunity to ascend in this world. Otherwise, why would she exchange her soul, merits, and so many beliefs for these decades? It is better to reincarnate with a strong soul and so many merits. I don't know if a soul that has practiced can be reincarnated...
They keep emphasizing that the heroine is a sword master, but in fact, what the heroine does is just a virgin and a novice... I don't see the difference.
The plot at the end is so fast and feels too compact.
? Why do you have to shoot it? What a sand dollar plot.
Isn't this the male protagonist? . . . So disgusting
The character setting is a bit too simple and false.
So why does the heroine want to save the heroine? The female supporting character takes advantage of every opportunity to kill the heroine, why should the heroine save her?