Chapter 1691 - 614: The Female Lead Who Was Reversed (Part 3)

Lady Li, however, didn’t look at her, but was staring intently at that fair and tender little baby girl.

In her heart, she was frantically thinking: "Child, if you really have a great origin, then let me stumble upon a Big Ingot, and I will believe in you!"

"From now on, Grandma will treat you as a precious treasure, oh no, worship you as an ancestor, even as a Bodhisattva, never treating you unfairly!"

Then, Lady Li thought she might have gone mad, for she actually entertained such ridiculous thoughts!

In the evening, Lady Li almost forgot her "promise" and went to the back mountain to collect firewood as usual.

As a result, she tripped on flat ground, rolled into a ditch, and in her panic, she grabbed wildly with her hands, trying to steady herself.

Instead of grabbing tree roots or stones, however, she grasped something hard.

When Lady Li steadied herself, she opened her hand and took a careful look, completely dumbfounded.

In her hand was not a stone or a piece of wood, but a Silver Ingot covered in dirt!

Lady Li:...

From then on, Lady Li treated her second granddaughter as a precious treasure.

Rather than following the name pattern of her eldest granddaughter, she didn’t call the second granddaughter something like "Erya," but personally named her "Fubao."

When her third son received an education and started giving family children formal names, Da Ya was named He Qingqing, Sanya was named He Yingying, and Lady Li’s darling Fubao was named He Tiantian.

Meaning, her precious granddaughter’s life would be even sweeter than honey!

He Tiantian, the He Family’s Fubao, indeed was a blessed person, living a very sweet life.

As a child, she wasn’t mistreated for being a girl, but became the most cherished person in the He Family.

Not only did her grandparents dote on her, her parents adored her, even her uncles, aunts, and cousins treated her like a treasure.

When she grew up, He Tiantian accidentally saved an injured person.

It turned out that this person was Prince Liang of the current dynasty.

Prince Liang fell in love at first sight with He Tiantian, disregarded the disparity in their statuses, and married her formally, making her his Princess Consort.

From then on, He Tiantian lived a fairy-tale-like life.

...This is the original novel’s plot.

The original author’s writing was excellent, despite the clichéd trope, it was written wonderfully.

Sadly, the novel ended abruptly, finishing hastily when Prince Liang married He Tiantian.

The readers were left wanting more, demanding in the comment section for the author to rewrite the ending.

The original author played dead.

Dian Niang Book Library had too many books in its collection, and not enough writers to meet these readers’ needs.

Dian Niang was not satisfied, so Evil Force took advantage, sending a Wild Writer to continue the novel.

However, being a smuggler, the Wild Writer couldn’t choose the time-travel target after entering the novel world.

The "random drop" result was the Wild Writer didn’t travel into the female lead He Tiantian (Fubao), but into a Sacrificial Lamb Female Supporting Character—

He Tiantian’s cousin, the malicious counterpart He Yingying.

Evil Force exploited a virus loophole to infiltrate the Dian Niang System, aiming to steal energy, plundering Dian Niang’s interests.

If they could Reverse the female lead, making their Wild Writer the new female lead recognized by world consciousness and readers, Evil Force would reap greater benefits.

Thus, He Yingying began her Reverse plot, stepping firmly on the original female lead He Tiantian!

He Tiantian:...

From He Yingying’s perspective, this was definitely a grand Reverse script for a big female lead.

Even readers would likely enjoy it immensely.

But, for He Tiantian and Dian Niang Book Library, it was not a delightful affair.

He Tiantian’s time-traveling point was unfortunate, as He Yingying had already succeeded in her Reverse.

She successfully redefined He Tiantian as a "Demon" rather than a "Lucky Girl."

At this point, the original author should be at fault.

She merely stated He Tiantian was inherently lucky, with wishes that came true.

Those who loved or were close to her could share her good Luck.

While those who were jealous or harmed her would suffer misfortune.

However, the author did not explain why He Tiantian had such "magic," providing a loophole for the Wild Writer!

Without a reasonable explanation, where did He Tiantian’s good luck come from?

Energy conservation, my dear!

"She’s not inherently lucky, nor a lucky star! But a demon stealing others’ Qi Fortune!"

"She stole others’ Luck, leading to her own streak of good fortune, while others could only suffer misfortune!"

"Think about it, the better her life gets, doesn’t someone get unluckier?"

"Not even mentioning outsiders, just within our family, my dad and Second Uncle went to the mountain together, Dad broke his leg, while Second Uncle found Wild Ginseng..."

"And me, simply argued with He Tiantian, and then fell, injuring my head!"

"Think carefully, Bodhisattva, Buddha are all compassionate, how could they be so petty? Only those demons, ghosts, and devils repay every grievance!"