[Quick transmigration + villainess + love at first sight + satisfying revenge + sweet romance + everyone loves her]
In countless minor worlds, once the heroine's halo begins to shine, devoted fiancées, childhood friends, and first loves become villainous supporting characters who do every bad thing imaginable.
When Tang Ruan arrives in these worlds, she still sticks to her villainess principles. Only...
[World One] Her devoted boyfriend, who once risked his life to save her, fell in love with her attending physician while she was unconscious after a car accident.
So as soon as Tang Ruan woke up, she went straight to her boyfriend's best friend and started a sweet romance with him, making sure her boyfriend saw them kiss.
Her boyfriend regretted everything, and his family's company was caught in a storm of public opinion. He begged her to get back together with him again and again, but Tang Ruan only smiled and said, “Jiang Ran, you're rotten through and through, from your heart to your body.”
[World Two] Her true identity as the biological daughter had been hidden from her. Her wealthy older brother's adoption of her had been a lie from beginning to end.
Tang Ruan didn't expose the truth. Instead, she went straight to the illegitimate son her brother hated most and began a sweet live-in romance with him.
Only when her brother was finally consumed by regret, ready to face his feelings and confess his love, did Tang Ruan reveal that she'd known her true identity all along, leaving him in utter despair.
I was initially hesitant to read this because I was afraid of seeing characters who feign friendship with scumbags for revenge, which made me uncomfortable. But this book is completely different. The female lead immediately distances herself from the story, avoids any ambiguity, and goes straight for revenge. It's really satisfying.
The author actually wrote quite well, but unfortunately there are only two worlds. Of course, there are also some minor flaws. In the first world, the female lead went to the hospital and was in a coma for a month to protect the scumbag. The scumbag had previously loved the original owner very much and even changed himself for her, becoming more ambitious.
This is what a satisfying story should be! Revenge is only achieved when the other party suffers the same pain as the original owner, not just something as simple as "he lost his love." The ending, where the original male lead reveals everything, is also incredibly satisfying. It's great! It's just a shame it's too short.
A true story of pursuing one's wife to the point of despair; the scumbags all meet tragic ends, and the female lead ultimately suffers both physically and emotionally, leaving the scumbags with nothing. I give the author full credit!! And for those who can't stand any frustration and just want to enjoy the thrill, the first world starts around chapter 16, and the second world around chapter 19, which are the exhilarating plots described in the synopsis. Go for it!
I almost missed it because of the title, but I really liked it. It's a sweet and lighthearted story about a broken mirror that doesn't mend itself and avenges the villain. I'd been reading some purely evil female protagonist novels lately, where the heroine was always the one who suffered, regardless of whether she was good or bad.
I've read the first world so far, and it's a really good sweet story. The pacing is just right, and the flow is sweet without being awkward. It's great! 💕💕
A classic crematorium scene with satisfying action; the male lead is really cool.
9.5 Points, not bad. Not many stories, so far it's all about satisfying the reader's emotions: clear-headed, decisive, pampered, and revengeful.
Although there are only two stories, they are well-written. The male lead is purely love-struck, falling in love with the female lead at first sight. The female lead's character is a bit complicated, and I want to know about her background. It's a pity the author ended it hastily. However, the interactions between the male and female leads are very sweet, and it doesn't require much brainpower, making it a good read to pass the time.
It's good, but there's too little of it, not enough to read! Author, please update more! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏