The Fake Heiress Has No Choice but to Win Everyone Over

Zhao Lu transmigrated into a book as the fake heiress.

On the day the real heiress was found, she accidentally bumped her head on the corner of a table. After she fainted, she remembered everything from the book.

She was actually the child who had been switched at birth, and had occupied the Zhao family's home for over ten years. After the real heiress returned, she repeatedly set traps for her. She was a supporting female character with one devious scheme after another.

Zhao Lu: Damn it!

The original heroine, Zhao Fei, was the kind of chosen heroine and child of destiny often found in JJWXC novels. She had always held on to hope, but Zhao Lu made her disappointed in their parents again and again, until she finally decided to leave that family.

Naturally, in the end, the Zhao family would cry and beg Zhao Fei to come back, while Zhao Lu would be ruthlessly cast aside.

Zhao Lu: No!

Honestly, she really enjoyed her current life of buying whatever she wanted. She couldn't bear to lose these ten-odd years of illusory luxury. Who wouldn't love a life of decadence? Still, she could give up the fiance her family had arranged for her...

To avoid being kicked out and left to sleep on the street,

Zhao Lu looked at the pale, skinny little girl across from her, who had just been brought home, and took her hand of her own accord.

She had made up her mind: she would become a simp and win over the heroine.

As for the men in the original story...

The aloof, reserved, taciturn top student / the unruly, rebellious puppy-like boy / the black-lotus, scheming pretty boy

She'd try to win them over too. If that didn't work, she'd figure something else out.

Content warnings:

1. The heroine is awful, really awful, really, really awful! She lives only for her own interests and has a playgirl mindset.

2. A little bit of yuri. The original heroine likes the heroine.

3. The male lead is undecided. It's a choose-your-stock, love-rival battlefield story.

Theme: You have to take your fate into your own hands.