Quick transmigration / semi-immersive roleplay / a touch of a harem vibe / no fixed couple
Zhi Xian travels through various small worlds, fulfilling the wishes of different people.
The original inhabitants of these worlds have all kinds of personalities and histories. Some are kind by nature but have their fates stolen by others; some are powerless and too afraid to fight back; others are vain "villainesses"... As Zhi Xian takes on these varied roles, they gain lives unlike the ones they had before.
World One: A fate derailed by someone reborn returns to its proper course (an emperor and empress; the male lead is an emperor, and the female lead has also been married before, so neither is chaste. But after meeting Zhi Xian, he dotes only on her.)
World Two: Two sisters switch places and each follows one of their parents, one to a wealthy family and the other to a poor one (the male lead is an older stepbrother; both are chaste.)
World Three: A beautiful campus belle with a tragic background can inherit billions?
Such a stupid person. Oh
It's very disgusting to see
It's still too frustrating, the female supporting role keeps jumping around, the female protagonist is unable to take revenge, the male protagonist is too ordinary and cannot feel how deeply he loves the female protagonist, an emperor punishes a concubine who colluded with the prince, and because she already has a daughter, she is only demoted. Sure enough, the ordinary people in the novel are really not happy at all, or the unfettered mad criticism is more to my liking.
The heroine and the sisters are together with one attendant. I don't know if the author has read The Legend of Zhen Huan.
Apart from anything else, the writing style of this book is quite good and it attracted me to read on. However, I couldn't stand the rest of the first world. Why? Because the plot behind it is almost 90% similar to a novel I read before, including what the characters in it said. Yes, it's still a description, it's almost word for word, it's like a direct copy, and then just replaced the characters in it with their own character names. When I read one sentence (exactly the same as that novel), I will think of that novel, and when I read this one again, I feel full of contradiction.
It's really not immersive to watch at all. The first two planes are skipping. I kind of want the female supporting character to beat the heroine directly. I gritted my teeth when I watched the heroine for the first time.
I can't stand it anymore. Is this how the heartthrob attribute is used? The male protagonist and the supporting actor gave her nothing but admiration for the female protagonist and gave her verbal "love" that was worthless at all! I don't have anything material or spiritual, so is that why I'm called a millionaire? I was shocked by the first story. The so-called emperor's male protagonist pursues the female protagonist without even providing any protection. He keeps tricking the female protagonist into entering the palace. The female protagonist is killed twice (unsuccessfully) and the murderer found is only a painless punishment. The female protagonist is not aware of the collusion between the prince and the prince, but the heroine is harmed.
It was really frustrating to watch. The female protagonist is like a virgin white lotus. She was framed by others and helped others raise their son. The male protagonist is not single-minded either.
The female supporting role keeps jumping around
... I won't write about you going home to farm, right?