[Book-wearing × Disguise × Machiavellian Strategy × Heartthrob × Plot Controller]
Jiang Yunyin is a gold medal escort, with great looks, high education, and is good at flirting and holding back.
In reality, she was powerless. The orphanage was demolished by gangsters, the director died tragically, and she was almost defiled.
The system came to her and said, "Let's act out a pretend play where a poor girl enters the academy, fall in love, follow the plot, and the ending will give you a chance to change your life."
She smiled: "Disguise one's origin and change one's life to make a comeback? I'm good at it."
So she went into the aristocratic academy, wearing the vest of "the concubine of a prominent family in the south of the Yangtze River", pretending to be a noble girl, fighting against noble girls, cheating the system, and making a fortune.
The three noble princes: the sickly and cold prince, the legitimate son of a crazy critic of powerful ministers, and the genius son of a wine sacrificer... All of them are as dangerous as the tip of a knife, but she handles them with ease.
The plot required her to fall in love, but she manipulated the script, manipulated the plot, and turned the love affair into a power grab.
She said: "I can love people, and I can turn things over - but in the end, I want to write the ending of this world."
Reader comments
Isn't this the author's first book? The writing is so good that I'm obsessed with it [face covering]
It's so right, the vocabulary used is very antique, and it still has the flavor of classical Chinese [I learned it]
The preliminary foreshadowing of the hostess setting is not enough, and it is recommended to strengthen it. Otherwise, just traveling back in time, the source of ancient rituals and knowledge would be very strange.
A very good book. Once it is written, it can be used as a textbook on ancient Chinese.
Five-star praise, followed [like]
It's very interesting. I originally came here because I wanted to be a heartthrob, but the author's writing style really shocked me.
The system seems to force the heroine to attack three men, and the heroine is given the right to "balance the bet." The three men gradually become sincere in their entanglement with the heroine, and are willing to protect the heroine. The heroine is sober and rational, using the pen as a blade, and has a "benevolent heart".
"Hengzhongzhu" will not just be a person, but will become a synonym, not for fame and wealth, not for financial power, but for people's livelihood.
"Hengzhongzhu" will not be limited to male pronouns, and women can also shine their own glory.
The heroine's own charm is enough to impress people, but she is not a "god"-like crusher. The interactions with her opponents are more interesting. The opponents are not limited to one person. They do not focus on the love-based female competition. Everyone acts based on their own interests.
But sometimes I am also curious. Those physical injuries are relatively rare, and the author seems to place more emphasis on the invisible mental battles in disputes?
All in all, it's very beautiful, please give it a try ＾0＾~
Isn't this the author's first book? The writing is so good that I'm obsessed with it [face covering] It's so right, the vocabulary used is very antique, and it still has the flavor of classical Chinese [I learned it] The preliminary foreshadowing of the hostess setting is not enough, and it is recommended to strengthen it. Otherwise, just traveling back in time, the source of ancient rituals and knowledge would be very strange. A very good book. Once it is written, it can be used as a textbook on ancient Chinese. Five-star praise, followed [like]
It's very interesting. I originally came here because I wanted to be a heartthrob, but the author's writing style really shocked me. The system seems to force the heroine to attack three men, and the heroine is given the right to "balance the bet." The three men gradually become sincere in their entanglement with the heroine, and are willing to protect the heroine. The heroine is sober and rational, using the pen as a blade, and has a "benevolent heart". "Hengzhongzhu" will not just be a person, but will become a synonym, not for fame and wealth, not for financial power, but for people's livelihood. "Hengzhongzhu" will not be limited to male pronouns, and women can also shine their own glory. The heroine's own charm is enough to impress people, but she is not a "god"-like crusher. The interactions with her opponents are more interesting. The opponents are not limited to one person. They do not focus on the love-based female competition. Everyone acts based on their own interests. But sometimes I am also curious. Those physical injuries are relatively rare, and the author seems to place more emphasis on the invisible mental battles in disputes? All in all, it's very beautiful, please give it a try ＾0＾~