You Mistook the Lucky Star for a Scapegoat? Now Your Whole Family Begs Me to Come Back

Tao Zhen transmigrates into a sweet romance novel as a minor villainess. Her adoptive parents dote on her like she’s the apple of their eye, but she insists on being an ungrateful wretch, groveling to win over her biological parents, who adore their fake heiress. Her birth parents are ashamed of her, and the male lead treats her as a tool to make the fake heiress jealous and line his pockets. In the end, after squeezing every last bit of value from her, he kicks her to death. Even her adoptive family, who stand up for her, are dragged down with her and wiped out. Tao Zhen furrows her brows. The original owner was a fool: she had a loving family and still went looking for abuse. What an idiot! She immediately turns around and clings to her adoptive parents, helping her adoptive father rise through the ranks and boosting her adoptive brother’s career, much to the fury of her biological parents. Her biological father calls her a jinx and wants to use her credit for saving the emperor to rescue his son. Dream on! She uses that merit to ask the emperor for the Fifth Prince as her husband instead. Everyone is stunned. The Fifth Prince is a born fool! Tao Zhen smiles brightly. A fool is great: he’s high-born, rich, and as beautiful as a jade. A fool is a treasure from head to toe! From then on, the foolish prince has someone to protect his little wife. The Tao family’s brain-addled brothers also gain a “miracle doctor” who can cure them. The male lead mocks the fool for being stupid. The fool clings to Tao Zhen and cries, then turns around and pounces on him, scratching his face; The female lead sneers at Tao Zhen for being stupid. Tao Zhen grabs the fool and throws bugs at her; The male and female leads are furious, and Tao Zhen just shrugs. “Why are you picking on a fool?”