[The stats are too poor, so I’m stopping. I’ll rewrite it when I have time.]
After Jiang Mengzhen falls into the water, she binds herself to a System. It tells her she is the original heroine of a period novel, and that she must set the plot back on track.
In The Little Wife of the Educated Youth Xu, she is the woman the male lead falls for at first sight and painstakingly pursues. Now, though, her fair-weather best friend has stabbed her in the back and stolen her man.
In The Beloved of Young Master Fu, she is the male lead’s cure and kindred spirit. His reborn cousin envies her and wants to become the pampered sweetheart, so she steals her man.
In A Tycoon’s Love: When the Clouds Part, the Moon Shines Through, she is the male lead’s unattainable first love. A woman who transmigrated into the story wants a life of wealth and schemes to take her man.
Jiang Mengzhen: ...
A good woman never goes back to an old flame. The System can’t see it, but she knows: although these plots look like perfect happy endings, they are full of heartbreak and schemes, and none of these men is a good match.
What could be better than red-braised pork or a gorgeous braised pork knuckle? Now that she has escaped a pit of misery, she’d have to be crazy to jump back in.
Just then, a stern-looking man with broad shoulders and narrow hips walks by. Jiang Mengzhen’s eyes light up, and she points at him. “I like him.”
Zhao Songlin, who was merely passing by and thought women were nothing but trouble: ...
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In Zhao Songlin’s eyes, women mean trouble. Apart from crying and clinging to men, they can’t do anything right. To avoid trouble, he even deliberately tarnishes his own reputation by claiming he’s impotent.
Who would have thought someone would still take a liking to him?
The girl is quite pretty, but what she says leaves him speechless: “You can’t perform, and I don’t want to get married either. We’re perfect for each other.”
Zhao Songlin: ...
It's very well written, but there's just a little bit missing. I want to get those two pieces off the production line as soon as possible. I'm sorry. So what, author, I really want to know how many sons Tian Guizhi has? The previous article clearly stated that there are two. The heroine's father is the youngest son. Later, there are several sisters-in-law (sister-in-law is only called this by brothers and daughters-in-law of the husband's family. According to the previous article, Zhou Lanying only has one, one and several are far different), fourth uncle and so on, how many are there? If I remember it wrong, can you correct it?