Quick Transmigration: The Sickly-Sweet Villainess Defies Fate

May all kind-hearted people not be let down.

This is my first time writing, so please bear with me if it's not very good. I will try my best and I'm sure you'll see my progress. I'm asking for your votes, tips, and monthly tickets! Mwah!

Some might think this is a completely fabricated problem, something that could never happen in real life—but you'd be wrong. Such a thing actually did happen during the reign of Emperor Jing of Han. At that time, a commoner named Fang Nian committed a heinous crime by killing his stepmother (who was not his biological mother).

Recall the question Zixia asked Confucius in the *Book of Rites* (specifically, the chapter "Tan Gong"): "What should one do if one's parents are murdered by their father?" Confucius replied, "One should not share the same sky with such an enemy." Now, let's imagine a different scenario: what should one do if the mother kills the father?

That first one was all sweetness and sweetness, but this one has a completely different style. Perhaps the author wants to challenge themselves. A thousand thoughts can arise in a single moment, so saying that isn't too far off, right?

Zhi Xuanzi's preferred successor was his son, Zhi Yao, also known as Zhi Xiangzi mentioned earlier. However, the clan elder, Zhi Guo, disagreed, believing that Zhi Xuanzi's other son, Zhi Xiao, was the most suitable. This was not because Zhi Yao lacked talent; on the contrary, Zhi Guo believed that Zhi Yao was very capable and surpassed others in five important qualities:

Although I don't have many readers, I'll still say something. A reward of 10,000 coins will result in an extra chapter of over 2,000 words. I don't know if it's okay, mwah!

I have a full schedule of classes on Wednesday, so updates might be a little late, but I'll definitely update before midnight. Mwah!

I glanced at a few chapters and then realized, why is the female lead a supporting character? ⊙ω⊙

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