The Female Lead’s Mom Still Hates Me Today

[A lazy, over-the-top, mischievous bottom vs. an aloof, tsundere queen of a top; older woman, primarily from the bottom's perspective]

Yuan Sui transmigrated into a tragic novel. The heroine is a young vampire fleeing for her life. She falls in love with a human prince seeking revenge, and after a long, difficult journey, the story ends in tragedy.

As the heroine's number-one fan, Yuan Sui protects her every step of the way and urges her to focus on her career, never romance.

In the book, the heroine's family is destroyed and her mother dies horribly.

But when Yuan Sui takes the heroine back to the vampire capital, her mother is not only alive, but has become the new Vampire Queen.

Was the version she read pirated? Why is the plot all wrong?

What's strange is that this mother, who was gentle and kind in the original story, keeps picking on her at every turn, as if Yuan Sui were the scumbag male lead.

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One day, Lian Yin foresaw the future.

Her daughter would fall in love with a human, suffer terribly, and eventually bring disaster back home.

So she gave up her peaceful life in seclusion and seized the throne, becoming the Vampire Queen herself, so her daughter would have powerful backing.

Just as she'd foreseen, her daughter brought home a human, trusted that human, and talked about nothing but that human.

Only Lian Yin could see that the human was not what she seemed. She pretended to be her daughter's friend, but had ulterior motives. She was no good: greedy, lecherous, slick-tongued, and full of lies.

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“I know you have ulterior motives.”

“I really don't have any other intentions. Actually, I'm not interested in love... Do you believe me?”

Her Majesty the Queen held Yuan Sui's hand, not letting her leave.

“You can be.”

For example, you can have ulterior motives toward me.

One true pairing, happy ending. A lighthearted, fun story.

An urban fantasy setting with supernatural powers, in an alternate world.

The plot exists to serve the romance between the protagonists.

Both the heroes and villains are hopeless romantics.

Theme: Save your home by relying on yourself