The Fake Heiress Commands a Hundred Ghosts, and the Whole Family Bows to Her as Their Ancestor

Only after Le Ling’er died did she learn that she had been living inside a book called Three Eerie Husbands Spoil Me Rotten: Sweet and Silly, Don’t Even Think of Running Away.

The heroine, Le Yanran, was born to be everyone’s darling. Her first husband, Xu Che, was an S-rank horror entity, cold and abstinent. Her second husband was the Ghost King of a ghost marriage and the ruler of an S+-rank instance. Her third husband was said to be even more mysterious, and he spoiled her rotten before he had even appeared.

Meanwhile, she was the book’s most tragic foil and villain: the real daughter, destined to be cannon fodder. Everything she had fought tooth and nail to gain became a ticket to someone else’s love story. In the end, they killed her in an instance, and no one even came to claim her body.

Then she was reborn.

From that day on, the eerie world gained a bizarre troublemaker who terrified the ghosts.

While others were afraid, she was excited. While others solved puzzles, she flipped the table. While others clung to powerful allies, every big shot at her back was a ghost she had raised herself.

Mr. Crow brought her a “generous gift,” so she turned around and fed the curse to the House of a Hundred Ghosts as an extra meal.

Her green-tea sister sent her a substitute-death doll, so she returned the “thoughtful gift” to her sister’s instance with interest.

Le Ling’er: I just want to live quietly…

The ghosts of the House of a Hundred Ghosts, along with the eerie neighbors who were forced to join them: No, you don’t! Please stop looking for trouble!

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