Summary
Synopsis:
Deng Li transmigrated into a novel called “My Sister”. In the original book, she was a slick, ostentatious street punk who wore fake designer brands and thought she was all that.
She pretended to be a rich second-generation heir to get close to Song Chisui, the heiress to a multi-billion dollar fortune.
The female lead, Song Chisui, was beautiful and wealthy, an heir to a prestigious family. But she was frail and pitiful, and her legs were disabled.
The original owner had once vowed to protect Song Chisui. But on their wedding night, she suddenly turned vicious, insulting her for her disability and declaring that she should die quickly so she could inherit her fortune.
After the rant, she ran off to find her own fun.
On the surface, Song Chisui was a frail, beautiful, and sickly young woman, but in reality, she was cruel and ruthless.
In the end, the original owner got what was coming to her and had her kidneys harvested by Song Chisui. Before she died, she heard Song Chisui’s cold laugh in her ear: “This great ocean is your inheritance.”
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On the first day of her transmigration, Deng Li thought, “I don’t want to be fish food!”
The system replied, “Then you must win her over so she’ll leave you a whole corpse.”
Deng Li asked, “Can’t I just die?”
The system said, “No, host. If you get a complete corpse, you can return to your original world.”
Looking at the beautiful, sickly young woman who was pale, coughed up blood, had disabled legs, and a face as precious as a world treasure, she suddenly felt she could do it.
And so, since Song Chisui had limited mobility, Deng Li became her legs, accompanying her to school. She went from not being able to get close to her to eventually being able to wash her face, comb her hair, and clean her body.
Knowing her schemes, Song Chisui spat a mouthful of blood on Deng Li’s face: “Get lost. There’s no way I’ll ever love you.”
Deng Li wiped the blood away and continued to take care of her as usual.
Later, she helped Song Chisui regain her inheritance, cured her legs, and completed her mission, disappearing from the Song family overnight.
The moment she realized what happened, Song Chisui’s eyes turned bloodshot. “Where’s my wife?”
The butler laughed, “Congratulations, Miss. There was a big fire in the forest, and your wife has now been burned to ash, hahaha.”
A loud slap and a weak roar echoed through the villa: “Find me even the ashes of the dead!”
Deng Li didn’t die. She ran to an unknown village where she raised chickens and ducks and lived a happy, idyllic life.
She celebrated that “Xiao Sui” (Song Chisui) had probably married her own “white moonlight” (the one she truly loves).
One day, after a fishing trip, Deng Li passed by the bamboo house where she and Song Chisui had once spent a beautiful night.
Under the clear moonlight, a dark figure pounced on her, a warm breath filling her neck. The other person’s resentful eyes stared at her. “Sister, I’ve been looking for you for two years. If you run again, I’ll break your legs (full of love).”
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Warm and powerful force-of-nature VS Gloomy, devious, and disabled little beauty.
The violent events from the original book did not happen after the protagonist transmigrated.
Neither the first nor second female leads have committed any illegal or unlawful acts.
Both are virgins, it’s a “dog-blood” drama (melodramatic), the second female lead is very sickly and possessive, not a perfect character.
Loyal dog vs. Lone wolf.
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One-Sentence Summary: The black moonlight says I’m her cinnabar mole.
Theme: Breaking through the darkness and embracing the dawn.