Martial arts instructor Qin Yi’an tragically dies and opens her eyes to find herself in a book. She has traveled into a short, era-based novel filled with death and fake heiress elements. She’s the unfortunate protagonist who’s already been killed off, the poor girl who got swapped out as a fake heiress.
In her new life, she’s the family’s hard-working ox, always hungry, poorly dressed, and constantly beaten and abused. Her identity and everything about her have been taken by others. Her adopted parents’ two daughters enjoy a prosperous life, while her biological parents are harmed by them, and the entire family’s fortune is seized. The fake daughters live comfortably, becoming respected billionaires.
Qin Yi’an clenches her fists; revenge must be ruthless, and no one will escape.
She’ll slap faces, reclaim her golden finger (superpower), identity, and family, and take everything that was originally hers. Along the way, she’ll collect some interest and wipe out her enemies completely.
She dies in the morning, collects her ashes by the afternoon, then goes home and drowns in filth. When scum come to cause trouble, she chases them with a hoe, forcing them to kneel and confess, begging the police to arrest them.
The book offers smooth, enjoyable face-slapping and a flower of happiness.
Mini-theater: On-site face-slapping:
The first time they meet, a certain male character offers his help: “Need some bloodletting?”
The next moment, a sharp kitchen knife appears in front of Qin Yi’an.
Qin Yi’an: “Hmm, a kitchen knife works. Let’s get started.”
The male lead is scheming on the outside.
