[Blurb]
Li An, the young lady of a cultivation sect, is convinced she is a stand-in. She has the following evidence:
First, her sect treats her with inexplicable favoritism.
Second, they look at her strangely, as if seeing someone else through her.
Third, there is a portrait in a secret chamber that looks almost exactly like her.
It all matches the novels she reads in her spare time. Case closed!
Convinced she knows the truth, Li An acts out at every opportunity, determined to make her sect pay.
Unfortunately for her, she has the worst luck imaginable and crosses her senior brother, whose birth charts are incompatible with hers.
She burns the portrait of the sect's unattainable first love and destroys countless rare books.
Her senior brother finds the “living encyclopedia,” the Spirit of Ten Thousand Books, leaving her with nothing to burn.
She leaks the moves of the sect's core disciples during the inter-sect competition.
Her senior brother overwhelms the opposition with sheer strength and carries the sect to victory.
She deliberately gives away her location during a mission.
Her senior brother takes the opportunity to openly turn the villain's trusted follower against him.
…
Is this senior brother her natural enemy or what?
Li An is speechless. Li An is furious. But Li An can do nothing about it.
She uses every trick up her sleeve and goes out of her way to court disaster, never getting a moment's peace, yet her sect remains completely unbothered.
Looks like it's time to bring out the big guns.
She embraces demonic cultivation, and her power skyrockets, but she doesn't take revenge on the sect as she has imagined countless times.
Because in her inner demon, she meets the so-called original owner of her body.
And the little girl she once was affectionately calls the original owner “Mama”?
Only then does Li An realize that looking alike doesn't necessarily mean one is the unattainable first love and the other her stand-in. They could be the first love and her kid! Damn those dog-blooded novels for misleading her!
1. The heroine is a willful young lady who acts out because of a misunderstanding. The hero is her senior brother, always cleaning up after her and ruining her “good plans.”
2. The heroine really is spoiled and capricious, following her whims whether they're good or bad.
Theme: Helping others is ultimately helping yourself.
