[Note] No fixed pairing. Period settings, modern settings, fan fiction, and more. No golden finger, no memories carried over during quick transmigration. The female lead is a polished pragmatist who focuses on making life good for herself and the people she cares about in each world. She doesn't care about anyone else. This is not a conventional wish-fulfillment novel.
1. A Farm Girl in the 1980s
You won't let me go to school? You want to ruin my reputation? Just watch me slap your face until it swells!
2. I'm No Songbird (Researcher vs. Public Servant)
I can't be bothered to dwell on who's right or wrong anymore. You want to use my paper to pave the way for your career? You'd better ask yourself if you're even worthy!
3. The Rich Heiress Whose Family Fortune Was Swindled Away
You can fool me about love, but you want to cheat me out of my money? Let's see if you live long enough to enjoy it!
4. The Widow at the Village Entrance
I wake up to find myself a widow, and a strange mist hangs over the village. I feel like someone is watching me from behind. What secrets are they hiding?
5. Ordinary World (Sun Yuhou)
A deadbeat son? I didn't give birth to him, so why should I care what happens to him? I've got my own wife and children to support!
6. The Pampered Wife Who Ran Away While Pregnant (Romance)
7. My Husband's Sacrifice Made Me All-Powerful
8. The Cannon Fodder Supporting Actress in a Pairing-Fixing Novel
...To be continued.
Hope you'll continue to support me!
The heroine is very good. Tough, hard-working, rational, upright, and courageous, he is the kind of person who makes people admire him and is a great person.
It's almost like selling sheep's head to dog meat. It's not the exquisite self-interest mentioned in the introduction that only makes you happy, it's the kind of suffering literature. Of course it doesn't mean that the heroine is not a good person, the heroine is quite good, but it's not what the introduction says. I don't like reading suffering literature, so I read it just because of the introduction. The result is different. This is not a bad storyteller, it's just that everyone has different preferences.