All Ailments Have Their Remedies

My new book, The Mystic Ancestor’s Thoughts Are Heard, and the Whole Family Gets Obsessed with Being Villains, is now out.

P.S. This book has a disappointing ending, but you can still give it a casual read.

When Ruyi opened her eyes again, she had become the despised eldest daughter of Li Linquan, a fifth-rank official in the capital. But she clearly remembered that she had already died, carrying a blood feud with her.

Who were her enemies?

Where were they?

From then on, those were the only two questions that mattered in Ruyi’s life.

Her father, who had squandered her family’s fortune and driven her birth mother to her death: “You little wretch, who do you think you are looking down on? Am I not worthy of being one of your problems?”

Her maternal uncle, adopted into her mother’s family and only interested in inheriting her mother’s enormous dowry: “Your father isn’t the problem. I am.”

A whole gang of villains: “Why does that brat always look at us out of the corners of her eyes? She doesn’t take us seriously at all.”

Ruyi shook her head apologetically. “You really don’t measure up. Even your desperate attempts to get yourselves killed don’t qualify!”

Besides “accidentally” helping all those villains achieve their goals,

Ruyi realized that a young man surnamed Song was suspicious. Everyone in the world knew he had a white moonlight, yet he kept using their previous meeting as an excuse to wander around in front of her.

Ruyi declared, “I’m serious about revenge. Young man who wants to date me, please behave yourself.”

Song Yu: “You keep imitating my white moonlight. Are you sure you’re not trying to get my attention?”