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 Before rebirth, Xia Man had been wondering, when did Qu Zhen begin to hate her?
 Was it when she foolishly followed behind her and constantly talked while eating? Or when she would always clumsily break the gifts she was given? So she started hating her?
 Did she think such a person was not worthy of being her friend at all? Doesn’t deserve the sunshine?
 Right! Sunshine or whatever, it can only be her Qu Zhen!
 Xia Man always felt that the friendship between the two people was like Qu Zhen’s alms to herself, never equal.
 Xia Man didn’t understand what Qu Zhen meant until she died.
 “I thought I never missed it. Now I understand that I’ve never been right.”
 Qu Zhen, in a sense, died by Xia Man’s hands, not from a zombie.
 Qu Zhen, you could never have been right after doing something wrong. You should never fall in love with a person with a distorted personality.
 After Xia Man was reborn, she only wanted one thing.
 She wanted those who used her to hurt Qu Zhen to die rather than to live!
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 As an author who transmigrated into her own abusive novel, Shi Luo didn’t feel any pressure from it. Besides, it’s not like she transmigrated into the female protagonist who got abused physically and mentally anyway. And so she decided there was nothing she had to do, all she had to do was just to watch it unfold in front of her eyes.
 But this development seems a bit wrong! Wasn’t this supposed to be an abusive novel? How unlucky!
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 Yunge, after transmigrating, learned a tragic lesson: when you read a novel, you really shouldn’t skip around! Even if the name of the chapter was “The Death of Yunge”, you shouldn’t just click directly on it! And you definitely shouldn’t give it a negative rating out of anger just because the canon fodder character that happened to bear your name was thrown into a brothel as the lowest of prostitutes. If you didn’t give it a thumbs down, you wouldn’t have transmigrated! And if you didn’t transmigrate, you wouldn’t be stuck now without any foreknowledge of the events to come, in this undoubtedly tragic role of “Yunge.”
 Yunge clenched her fists. It’s okay, she knew at least that the female protagonist’s name was “Lin Yuan.” In the first part of the story, she was Yunge’s shimei (cultivation/sect sister). As soon as that girl appears, Yunge should just stick to her and start currying favor. Hug her thighs! She’d definitely be able to change her own fate!
 In the days and nights that passed as she waited for the protagonist to appear, the only comfort left for Yunge was her clever, thoughtful, young disciple.
 Until one day…
 Disciple: Shizun, why are you always so devoted to Lin Yuan shiyi? Is having this disciple not enough?
 Yunge: Sweet disciple, please don’t mess around! She’s the heroine! Such is mandated by the heavens! Whoever steps out of line will die most wretchedly!
 The “Sweet” Appearing Disciple: Since she’s the most important in Shizun’s eyes…but if she were to die, it would be me, right?
 Yunge: My disciple, don’t mess around!!!! This shizun still needs to go get in her good graces!
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 Su Yuan committed suicide.
 When her father passed away, she faced all the pressure to deal with the mess left by her father alone, yet she had not thought of dying.
 The stepmother coveted her property. When she was roofied by her and sent to the opposite house, she never thought of dying
 From being well-protected by her father to becoming the stepmother’s trading tool, she gritted her teeth and survived with difficulty.
 Those who hated her, she hated them, she sent them all to hell, but she didn’t have the desire to live.
 It’s just…
 Su Yuan opened her eyes and looked at the face in the mirror that she hated to her bones. Why would she become the stepmother she hated so much?
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