I’ve always been bothered by Mu Ze, the antagonist in "Fu Liu Nian". The character seemed designed too deliberately to bring about the scumbag-and-doormat-exes setup, so I’m revising it to see how it goes.
The female lead is named Liu An’an. She watches the drama once, transmigrates into the first life of Mu Ze and An Ran, and after being killed, transmigrates again, this time to before Mu Anran is reborn. What will happen in this life?
What becomes of Mu Ze and the female lead in their previous life after she dies?
What will change when she transmigrates to before the female lead’s revenge begins?
And what will the butterfly effect change?
It's very well written. When I was watching Over Time, I felt that there was no winner in the end. After reading it, I felt uncomfortable and had a sense of shortcomings. I suddenly saw this fanfic today, and I was very curious about how it was written. Because I watched this drama a long time ago, I have almost forgotten the details, so the first few chapters seem to be too fast-paced and the plot is a bit scattered. But slowly as I read the back, I can feel the author's thoughts. I really like the heroine created by the author, who has her own rhythm. Although the final ending is B, in this book, everyone's perspective and personality seem to be taken for granted. I really like this novel.
If you see this, I hope you remember to read the extra chapter. There are some holes that have not been filled in at the end of the main text, so if you can, please be sure to read the final extra chapter to see some things that happened from everyone's perspective. Thank you for meeting me, thank you! I read it again and realized that what I wrote seemed like an outline article but I didn't want to expand on its atmosphere. Watching it again, I suddenly felt that I was quite careful about the flow of emotions. I felt that the drama was too vague and ambiguous. It just regarded Mu Ze and Lu Anran's previous life as a bloody point. After rebirth, they did not properly handle the relationship between Mu Ze and Lu Anran. Where there is hatred, there is still love and care. It is possible that both people in the drama still care, so it feels uncomfortable to knock Mu Ze and An Ran. So I went through it again, and I was quite satisfied with the episode about the confrontation between Mu Ze and An Ran. Because An An's insertion changed the situation of death and destruction, it was like a stranger's relief. I wrote it myself and I was tortured. I am not willing to deny the relationship between Mu Ze and An Ran in the previous life, nor will I deny the relationship between Mu Chuan and An Ran in this life. I just try my best to separate them from the almost suspension bridge effect, return to the stage of mutual appreciation, and respect the be's of Mu Ze and An An. I always want to believe that it is their thrilling experiences that bring us closer to each other, and it is those unbearable and broken but unyielding and kind-hearted souls who choose each other. This is you I love.