[transmigrate into a book + flirting with men + devoted to each other + play the pig to eat the tiger + gossip + getting rich + daily life]
The previous second, laid-back college student Jian Susu is reading a novel in her dorm. The next, she transmigrates into a melodramatic romance set in the past, becoming the love-struck stepmother who raises the heroine’s daughter while silently devoting herself to the family.
In the novel, the heroine gets into college and leaves the male lead and her daughter behind in the countryside. Wanting someone to take care of his daughter, the male lead sets his sights on the original host, who has always had a crush on him.
The original host works three jobs by herself until her back is bent and her skin is sunburned. She puts up with the scumbag’s emotional manipulation, becoming a pawn in the male and female leads’ love game. After finally putting the daughter through college, all she gets in return is, “A stepmother is still just a stepmother.” The daughter turns around and throws herself into the arms of her biological mother.
At the end of the story, the original host falls ill from grief and anger, is abandoned in the countryside to fend for herself, and dies without even a coffin.
“From now on, you’ll be Niannian’s real mother. You’re the only mom she has. If her mother hadn’t gone off to college, you wouldn’t have married into our family. After we’re married, Niannian is the only child we need. Just take good care of her. That’s more important than anything.”
Becoming a stepmother? Not a chance!
Jian Susu turns around and starts dating the novel’s supervillain, doing everything she can to get her hands on his abs.
This is a heavyweight mogul who will one day control half of Huaguo’s business world. If she can latch onto him, she’ll never have to worry about her future.
Stories about ordinary life are not a bunch of cool stories. The protagonist focuses on living his own life and does not abuse the scum for the sake of abusing the scum. It's not a rich and powerful movie, but it's more real and natural, but the ending is too fast (the plot is also reasonable and not abrupt). I've finished watching it.
The content is good, but there are some small mistakes, such as wrong spelling of names, wrong punctuation, some parts of the content are a bit unclear, and the ending is a bit rushed, but it is still good, good luck, author!
I think this book is generally good. The characters of the male and female protagonists are really well set up. The emotional entanglement of the male and female protagonists at the beginning was well written, which made me feel like I wanted to speak up for them. But unlike other novels, this entanglement does not last long, which is very enjoyable to read. However, it is also a pity because the data of this book is not good, which caused the author to finish it in a hurry, resulting in a somewhat sudden ending.
I think it's quite interesting, although the first few chapters are a bit immature, have some minor quirks, and have some minor errors. The story line in the back is quite clear and feels quite warm. The male and female protagonists slowly start their careers, but it stops suddenly. It feels like there are a lot of stories that have not been told about their children and life in the county. But just think that their story continues happily in that time and space. Come on, author(ง•̀_•́)ง
Not bad, a very ordinary life, extraordinary experiences, a few rebirths, but not many ups and downs, 🤭 🤭 🤭 The ending is a bit rushed. It would be nice to write a few extra chapters about the male and female protagonists giving birth to babies, 🤭🤭🤭
Who is water without ups and downs? There are no weird spaces or plug-ins. There are several serious ones, but the cannon fodder level is reborn. The female protagonist is a contented person, and the male protagonist has no special circumstances.
It's okay, but the ending is a bit rushed
It looks good, but the ending is as fast as a high-speed train
It's very interesting. I read the discontinued chapters in one go and look forward to your creation again [Learned]
It's nice, but I feel like it's not finished.