Has the Lone Daughter of the Demon Cult Taken Her Revenge Today?

[The neighboring novel, My Fake Heiress and Her Husband with Two Personalities, is now available. The blurb is below. Please add it to your collection~]

#Resilient, sweet-on-the-outside revenge-minded girl × pure-hearted boy who's afraid of ghosts and hopelessly romantic

Song Lanying travels the martial world with a red trunk and a donkey.

One day, she saves someone. He's generous with money, good in the kitchen, skilled with needle and thread, and even able to communicate with wandering spirits.

So she takes him on as her client, traveling across the land to lay spirits to rest while teasing Gu Lanjun in their everyday life.

Human puppets have appeared again, and everyone in the martial world is on edge. Just then, the leader of the martial arts alliance invites heroes from across the land to gather and discuss how to survive this crisis.

Song Lanying leaves her donkey and red wooden trunk behind, travels light, and sneaks into the martial arts tournament.

Who could have guessed that Gu Lanjun would come clinging to her again, all teary-eyed, bringing her donkey and red trunk along with him?

A willing tool is a tool not to be passed up.

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Gu Lanjun is terrified of ghosts, but his constitution is unusual, and spirits are easily drawn to him.

After his master died, he met someone who wasn't afraid of ghosts and could help him capture spirits. Of course he had to hold on to her tight.

With her around, life is going wonderfully.

He knows he took advantage of the situation to keep Song Lanying by his side, so he often acts cute to win her over.

He thinks even the hardest stone must eventually soften in his hands.

Until one day, he calls for her, and there's no answer.

Only then does he realize he was wrong from the very beginning. Lanying can't be won over with either softness or force.

*The early story focuses on laying spirits to rest, with a secondary plot about gathering clues to the cult's destruction. Later, the focus shifts to fighting the villains and taking revenge. The romance between the leads develops gradually, with the young couple's sweet moments running throughout the story.

Reading Guide:

* One-on-one romance, both leads' first and only, happy ending

* Martial arts adventure with demons and ghosts

* Strong female lead and somewhat weaker male lead, but he never holds her back

* The heroine is focused on revenge and uncovering the truth

* The hero is hopelessly romantic, polished in public and skilled in the kitchen

* An alternate historical setting with my own supernatural worldbuilding and many original details

My Fake Heiress and Her Husband with Two Personalities

#The aloof heartthrob falls from his pedestal + clear-eyed heroine who loves money and herself + scheming peacock showing off

Qiao Youxin transmigrates into a book.

The good news: she's a wealthy heiress with a handsome husband from a rich family, broad-shouldered, narrow-waisted, and long-legged.

The bad news: she's a fake heiress, and the real heiress is about to be reunited with her family. Her husband has two personalities, and their marriage is a business arrangement. She also has many male confidants, one of whom is the romantic male lead.

According to the original plot, two months from now, she'll try to run over the real heiress out of jealousy, crash into a tree, and die.

Looking at her beautiful face in the mirror, she decides to steer clear of men, befriend the real heiress, and cherish her life.

First, she needs to get the male friends at her party to leave, using the excuse that her mentally ill husband is about to come home.

As she sees the last man out, he smiles and says, "It's me, your mentally ill husband."

*

Her bargain-bin husband's two personalities are complete opposites. By day, he's dressed in a suit, with a calm gaze and a cool, detached air. At night, he's in casual sportswear, with a sly gaze, outgoing and talkative.

When a persistent male friend comes to her door, she asks her husband's secondary personality to pretend to be crazy. The two of them play along, scare the guy off, and get their money back.

Getting in touch is a little troublesome. She texts him, noting that the message is for the secondary personality. The usual reply comes from the cool, primary personality: "Received. I'll pass it on."

Of the two personalities, she prefers the secondary one. They get along like friends who share the same bad habits.

*

She finds the real heiress ahead of time, becomes her best friend, and actively creates opportunities for her to reunite with her adoptive parents. Before long, they're a happy family of four.

She asks her bargain-bin husband for a divorce, but both personalities object.

The primary personality loosens his tie, his expression dark. "I've been letting my little brother come out more often. Why do you want a divorce?"

The secondary personality takes her hand and slowly guides it over his eyes, lips, collarbone, and chest, stopping at his waist.

"Sister-in-law, I know you hate my brother, but he's at work during the day, so you won't have to see him. The rest of the time, it'll be me. I'm considerate and handsome. Please don't divorce us, okay?"

But she doesn't hate the primary personality at all!

She thought he just had two personalities, but it turns out the cool, suited-up executive personality is an obsessive, dark stalker, while the cheerful college-boy personality is a scheming green tea peacock.

Later on.

Having a husband with two personalities doesn't seem so bad.

She just wishes they wouldn't keep leaving notes to argue with each other. If they're going to argue, fine, but they don't need to ask her to settle it, do they?

Reading Guide:

1. The heroine is not a virgin; the hero is.

2. The male lead has two personalities. They like making each other jealous and fighting over her.

3. The original male lead might be portrayed negatively, but the real heiress definitely won't be.

4. No women competing against women, only men competing against men.

Theme: Good and evil will always get their just deserts