Quick Transmigration: That Drama Queen Needs to Tone It Down

Name: Quick Transmigration: That Drama Queen Needs to Tone It Down
Author: Jie Li

快穿之那个戏精收敛点

by Jie Li (结缡)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 170k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Quick Transmigration
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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[1v1] [Two Strong Leads] [Natural Romance] [Gentle on the Surface Heroine x Dramatic Hero] [Happy Ending]

"Burn me, and I will light your way."

"Even when life is hard, never lose hope."

"I will always favor you."

The gods will favor you.

[Gentle Bank President x Refined Teacher] [Completed]

[Gemini Fronia x Libra Yamixi] [Completed]

Next time you hold an umbrella and look down at a puddle,

you'll remember me saying that rain is fireworks from the gods.

So I crouched there to watch the fireworks,

and they splattered mud at me.

The mud landed on me and turned into a little flower.

Why does the rain fall on me?

Because flowers need watering.

Rainwater soaks the hem of my clothes,

and stars ✨ fall to earth.

Shanmen Qisi

"I will love you."

- Luo Lin

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