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Weekly Rank: #8215Monthly Rank: #11070
All Time Rank: #27295
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On 165 Reading Lists
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.In a Jinjiang novel, the powerful Cheng Yue kept a girl in his villa. She had delicate, flawless skin, excessively beautiful yet melancholy eyes, and an air of frailty reminiscent of retired actress Dong.
The girl was a stand-in for Dong.
Upon discovering the truth, she jumped into a river. She survived, but the boy who saved her died, leading to widespread condemnation online.
Meanwhile, Jiang Su was a side character in an external novel, a killer with a Mary Sue assassin aesthetic enhanced by that world’s setting.
Unfortunately, she transmigrated right into the river-jumping scene.
As concerned onlookers shouted for help, they turned back—only to see the girl climbing out at full speed, wiping her face: “I’m fine. Just admiring the scenery, slipped a little.”
From that day on, Cheng Yue’s frail beauty was gone.
A month later—
A struggling idol group made their first appearance on The Talent Show Girls.
The members stepped aside, revealing a delicate and melancholy girl in the center position.
The audience sneered. So weak and fragile, like she’d fall over from a breeze? What could she possibly do?
The next moment, they watched in stunned silence as the girl bent down, pulled a suona (Chinese horn) from her bag, and dominated the entire stage—going viral across the internet.
Audience: ???
Cheng Yue saw Jiang Su again at the finals, where the host asked her, “Do you have a gift for President Cheng?”
Jiang Su pulled out her suona and played a song famously associated with funerals, “The Tune Plays, the Cloth Covers, and the Whole Village, Young and Old, Waits for Food to be Served.”
Cheng Yue: …
That year, Jiang Su was voted “Your Dream Lover” No.1 by both male and female voters.
A super cool, unstoppable, overnight sensation of a girl × A gloomy, jealous, passive-aggressive male lead. The male lead enters the “chasing wife in the crematorium” phase.
#What happens when a lunatic becomes a lover#
[The female lead is a killer side character from an external novel who transmigrated into a Jinjiang novel. She’s ridiculously capable, highly professional, skilled in everything, and transmigrated before she ever got to kill anyone. The stand-in was never real.]One-line summary: An assassin side character from an external novel transmigrates into a Jinjiang novel.
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Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
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08/01/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c36 part2 |
08/01/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c36 part1 |
07/25/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c35 part2 |
07/25/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c35 part1 |
07/18/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c34 part3 |
07/18/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c34 part2 |
07/18/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c34 part1 |
07/11/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c33 part3 |
07/11/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c33 part2 |
07/11/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c33 part1 |
07/04/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c32 part3 |
07/04/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c32 part2 |
07/04/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c32 part1 |
06/27/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c31 part2 |
06/27/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c31 part1 |