Transmigrated as the Fake Heiress, Became the Real Sister-in-Law

Sweet Romance × Wealthy Family × Four-Year Age Gap × Extreme Push and Pull × Both Leads Are Romantically and Sexually Inexperienced × Real and Fake Heiresses × Transmigration into a Novel

Clearheaded, Upright, Cheerful Heroine × Cold-Faced, Cunning Older Hero

After an accident, Chu Tianqing wakes up to find herself inside a real-and-fake-heiress novel she once read.

She adored the heroine for being smart, fearless, and gloriously ruthless. Unfortunately, she has become the heroine's mortal enemy: the fake heiress.

What kind of person is the fake heiress? Vain, greedy, selfish, wicked, and utterly without scruples.

To hold on to a life of wealth and luxury that was never hers, she plays the innocent in public while constantly scheming against the heroine behind her back-even going so far as to hire a killer.

Naturally, she meets a miserable end: she's sent to prison for murder.

Once she's recalled the story, Chu Tianqing clutches her wildly pounding heart and resolves to save herself.

She does her best to leave the Shen family and set her life on a different path.

But the harder she struggles to get away, the closer her former big brother draws.

After all, in the original story, it was her dear big brother who personally sent his fake little sister to prison.

Chu Tianqing drops to her knees and begs, "Big Brother, whatever you like about me, can't I just change it?"

"If you keep liking me, I'll jump off a building!"

"Big Brother, get a grip! We may not be related by blood, but don't you think you're being crazy?"

"Shen Heng, stop pretending! You've disliked me ever since we were kids! Who do you think you're fooling by acting so devoted now?"

Shen Heng calmly leans closer and answers in all seriousness, "A little puppy."

Chu Tianqing realizes what he means and is just about to curse him out when Shen Heng leans in and kisses her, leaving her too stunned to move.

After that, she loses control one step at a time, falling deeper and deeper.

But how can a love so full of wrongs possibly end?