Set in a fictional dynasty. No need to nitpick the historical details.
Hua Jin transmigrated into a book.
The good news: she became the daughter of a marquis.
The bad news: she was the fake heiress, and from the very start she was about to be sent off to become a famous courtesan.
In the book, the real heiress was the heroine, while Hua Jin was just a disposable villain.
The problem was that the original Hua Jin didn't even know she was playing the villain, diligently following the plot.
She stood in the heroine's way, trying to stop her from winning the affection of their parents and brothers and from gaining a foothold in high society, and came up with all sorts of schemes to ruin her reputation.
In the end, the heroine sent her off to become a courtesan, where a thousand men would ride her and ten thousand would trample her.
The original Hua Jin had another defining trait: she was a hopeless simp, chasing the Chancellor's son around every day and not caring when people pointed and whispered.
Hua Jin could only say that wasn't something she could do.
Two years in the grind of office life had taught her just how important it was to lie flat.
She was lazy. As long as she didn't have to become a courtesan, she wouldn't compete with the heroine or chase after anyone.
She decided to give up and let things take their course.
She'd just set out a little stool, grab a plate of sunflower seeds, and enjoy the main couple's romance.
The male lead, Qin Song, was so jealous. Hahaha, and he never even said what he meant.
Oh, and she also had to save the lives of everyone in the marquis's household. After all, if she wanted to keep lying flat, she had to count on the whole family.
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I give it five stars. In fact, this book is not bad, but the ending is a bit hasty (I think I may be a little bit responsible, because when I found out that the male protagonist was Qin, I left a message to express my dissatisfaction. If the author chose to end it early for this reason, then I am really guilty [laughs awkwardly])
But I still have to say that Qin being the male protagonist is a bit vulgar. Come on, author!
I also recommend this book to everyone. It is quite good. The heroine is pretty good and the character descriptions are quite vivid.
It's a cool article. The character of the True Daughter is not very likable. The heroine has never been angry. She has a talkative personality, I like her personality, and the system is very useful. Later, when the favorability score dropped to 99, I was really angry and distressed for the heroine. Fortunately, the ending is happy, but the emotional line of the heroine at the end is too sudden. It is still a book worth reading.
This invincible system is so awesome. The novel is good, the heroine has a good character, and the ending is quite satisfactory. There is only one thing that I don't understand. The male protagonist Qin Song's affection and love for Hua Jin is relatively blunt. There was no contact in the early stage and then he fell in love. It's unnatural. Others are relatively good.
The content of the novel is rich, novel and very good. I like it very much. The emotional path of the male and female protagonists is full of twists and turns and joy. The ending of them being together in the end is also perfect. It is just a bit short and I didn't get enough of it. You can read it if you like it. It's really good and recommended...
The Hou family is very nice to the fake daughter Huajin. If the original heroine is brought in, they will really hate the heroine. This is normal. It seems that most of the development process between the male protagonist and the female protagonist relies on the reports of the secret guards. It would be nice to have more interaction.
Overall this book is okay. It's just that the heroine has fulfilled so many skills, but she didn't even use them. What a shame, I want to see the heroine use all her skills
It's a very relaxing book. Why is the rating so low?
It's okay, but it feels a bit sloppy.
It's very interesting. In the last few chapters, when Hua Jin was robbed by bandits and Qin Song's favorability was -99, I shed tears 🥺 🥺 🥺
Jie Jie Jie I believe in the author's level
It's a pity that it ended hastily in the end.
I am rating now (no rating yet, it shows there are not enough people) I give it five stars. In fact, this book is not bad, but the ending is a bit hasty (I think I may be a little bit responsible, because when I found out that the male protagonist was Qin, I left a message to express my dissatisfaction. If the author chose to end it early for this reason, then I am really guilty [laughs awkwardly]) But I still have to say that Qin being the male protagonist is a bit vulgar. Come on, author! I also recommend this book to everyone. It is quite good. The heroine is pretty good and the character descriptions are quite vivid.
It's a cool article. The character of the True Daughter is not very likable. The heroine has never been angry. She has a talkative personality, I like her personality, and the system is very useful. Later, when the favorability score dropped to 99, I was really angry and distressed for the heroine. Fortunately, the ending is happy, but the emotional line of the heroine at the end is too sudden. It is still a book worth reading.
This invincible system is so awesome. The novel is good, the heroine has a good character, and the ending is quite satisfactory. There is only one thing that I don't understand. The male protagonist Qin Song's affection and love for Hua Jin is relatively blunt. There was no contact in the early stage and then he fell in love. It's unnatural. Others are relatively good.
The content of the novel is rich, novel and very good. I like it very much. The emotional path of the male and female protagonists is full of twists and turns and joy. The ending of them being together in the end is also perfect. It is just a bit short and I didn't get enough of it. You can read it if you like it. It's really good and recommended...
The Hou family is very nice to the fake daughter Huajin. If the original heroine is brought in, they will really hate the heroine. This is normal. It seems that most of the development process between the male protagonist and the female protagonist relies on the reports of the secret guards. It would be nice to have more interaction.
Overall this book is okay. It's just that the heroine has fulfilled so many skills, but she didn't even use them. What a shame, I want to see the heroine use all her skills
It's a very relaxing book. Why is the rating so low?
It's okay, but it feels a bit sloppy.
It's very interesting. In the last few chapters, when Hua Jin was robbed by bandits and Qin Song's favorability was -99, I shed tears 🥺 🥺 🥺
Jie Jie Jie I believe in the author's level It's a pity that it ended hastily in the end.