Zhong Ranyun feels that she has been unlucky enough in her life - her parents died young when she was 14, she fell from a moderately prosperous life to a rented house in the county town, and after nine years of compulsory education, she had to work part-time and frugally to make ends meet.
Until she received this bloody romance book when she was collecting scraps. The heroine in the book actually had the same name as her. Seeing the "Zhong Ranyun" who was rich and powerful but was tortured by the male protagonist and the second male while talking about love, and finally got married and gave birth to five children, she was so angry that she scolded the author for a whole hour that night.
As a result, when he went out to collect free eggs, he stepped on the air and fell to his death.
When she opened her eyes again, she became the tortured heroine in the book.
Zhong Ranyun sneered: Abuse? Who stipulates that only female protagonists can be abused? The male lead and the second male lead, right? Wait, I don't follow the script.
She resolutely enjoys her new life, tearing apart the male lead and the second lead, messing up the plot, and vowing to live an anti-routine. This male protagonist just needs a beating and he can't stand it any longer. The stepmother in the family, who was supposed to be transparent, frequently sent ambiguous signals to her.
Zhong Ranyun was confused: Isn't this part in the script? Why doesn't this beautiful stepmother follow the routine and seduce her?
Reader comments
Very nice, good luck to the author! I really disliked these two CPs. I thought it was a revenge story at first, but I didn't expect that it was actually a story about two heroines [Adoration].
Very interesting, especially from chapter 15, I was fascinated by it😋
Very nice, good luck to the author! I really disliked these two CPs. I thought it was a revenge story at first, but I didn't expect that it was actually a story about two heroines [Adoration].
Very interesting, especially from chapter 15, I was fascinated by it😋
To sum it up in one word: so full [full]