My Junior Sister Refuses to Take the Blame

Also known as "The Original Heroine Who Was Overtaken by the Villainess Was Reborn Too." No transmigration into a book. Please add it to your reading list!

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As Tang Tang lay dying, she looked back over her life.

How had she ended up like this, one step at a time?

Was the arrogant, domineering, selfish, willful woman who had even harmed her fellow disciples, and was finally expelled from the sect by her own senior brother, really her?

She thought it over carefully. It seemed... yes, it really was her.

But what if she said she didn't know why? Would anyone believe her?

Probably not. So she died.

But then she came back to life, reborn on the day she made her first mistake.

That day, for the sake of the neighboring sect's chief disciple, she broke off her engagement to her fiance in front of everyone.

They said her fiance couldn't endure the humiliation and fell to demonic cultivation,

then went on to become the new Demon Lord.

That was probably the most clear-cut and indisputable charge among all her mistakes.

But even if she had been wrong, Tang Tang still felt she had been unfairly saddled with the blame.

On her first day reborn, she watched as the first enormous accusation was about to fall on her.

Should she break off the engagement or not?

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At first, when Chu Yan heard Tang Tang tell everyone that he was the one she liked most, the only one she liked, he didn't believe her.

Later... no matter who told him Tang Tang didn't really like him, he still wouldn't believe it.

Not even when Tang Tang herself said so.

Core theme: Break free from fate and be yourself again.