[Transmigration, two powerful leads, one-on-one romance, both devoted only to each other, happy ending, mutual salvation, no misunderstandings, incredibly satisfying]
Everyone knows that transmigration has been all the rage in recent years, and now the trend has swept up Tang Yunxi, too. She had grown up and graduated, with a car, a home, and a job. But perhaps fate had other plans. All it took was working overtime once for her to transmigrate into a novel she had read. The good news was that she knew the story. The bad news was that she had become the weak and useless empress.
She’d had enough. If you’re asking for trouble, I’ll kill you first. If you want in on this too, then we’ll die together!
The male lead in the book was a madman, while the heroine was like a little sun. How could two people from such different worlds ever suit each other? Perhaps the sun was too dazzling, because it left the male lead covered in wounds. The ending was still tragic: the heroine couldn’t stand his behavior and killed herself. The male lead killed himself, too. What a mess.
Later, as Tang Yunxi slowly got to know Xiao Jingyuan, she discovered that he was just like her. They were both rats in the gutter, unable to bear the light. Still, at least they had each other.
I realized that the weak and useless empress had a different soul inside her. At first, I merely found it amusing. But later, for some reason, every word and action of hers tugged at my heart. Then she told me that the sun wasn’t necessarily a good thing. We were alike, both rats in the gutter, unable to bear the light. I didn’t understand why she said that first part, and I strongly disagreed with the second. But I think everything she believes is right. The sun isn’t necessarily a good thing. The moon can touch people’s hearts, too.
