[True sworn enemies, no misunderstandings + unhinged heroine and shameless hero]
The heroine is devoted to her career. She and the hero transmigrate, one after the other, into a historical romance fanfic that maliciously casts them as cannon fodder.
They are sworn enemies whose names are often paired as a couple, and the moment they open their eyes in the book, each wants to kill the other.
Xia Chengxi falls off a cliff from the start. Once she survives, she replaces her savior, then unites every ally she can to deal with the enemies in both worlds.
Her main quest is revenge. Eating, drinking, having fun, and falling in love are all side quests.
The author, writing to vent their spite, takes plenty of subtle digs at her in the book. She gradually uncovers the hidden plot and reveals the secrets within its pages.
She gets revenge on all her enemies in the book, pushes the Fourth Princess off a cliff, and imprisons and tortures the original hero and heroine...
Until the person behind it all finally regrets bringing her into the book.
After softhearted Xia Xiaoqi is rescued from her fall, she changes from a people pleaser into a fighter who takes on anyone. She slashes the face of the capital's number-one beauty with her own hand and introduces herself anew to everyone: the tough-as-nails Xia Chengxi.
After making a name for herself in one battle, she attracts girls who share her interests and forms the League of Lunatics.
Xia Muyang: A cruel demon. Xia Chengxi: A stupid bastard who can't tell friend from foe.
Huang Shengnan: The League's sharp-tongued trash talker. Xia Chengxi: The League's muscle.
Tao Buyan: A madman. Xia Chengxi: A bastard.
She joins forces with the Sixth Prince, while the two remain wary of each other and probe for weaknesses.
Though her grandfather sees her as a spy, she has no qualms about using the resources her family puts in her hands.
She shows no mercy to her enemies, nor to the relatives who harmed her.
She also exposes the secrets surrounding her parents in the book.
In both her lives, her fall from the cliff was never as simple as it seemed.
Transmigrating into a book is easy enough. Getting her back out is another matter.
It is a Machiavellian story with a score of about 9.2. The heroine and the original protagonist are both extremely smart people. The original protagonist is young and still has expectations for the love of his parents and grandparents, so he knows everything clearly and is still willing to pretend to be a stupid and cowardly person. My father doesn't love my mother, doesn't love my grandfather, and doesn't take her seriously. My grandfather isn't bad, but he only cares about profit. From a certain point of view, my grandmother can be regarded as a representative of her love for herself. She doesn't care much about things and takes care of herself. Grandma has a little bit of true love. The heroine's identity means that she is surrounded by wolves, with a fortune of millions, the only daughter of her parents (although both parents do not love her), but she is indeed super rich, and her wealth has caused countless people to covet her. If the female protagonist was just ordinary smart, she would probably be turned into a scumbag. The original owner, who was already far smarter than his peers, was tricked to death. Two secret guards with superb martial arts skills were left privately by their grandfather or distant cousin (the heroine's mother's truly beloved children, not related by blood. The reason for the preference is not clear yet, and I don't know if they are Bai Yueguang's children). Only then did she lose her trump card. The two personal maids also left at will. This kind of hard-core cheating caused her to fall off the cliff and die. There was another factor that led to the success of the plot, because the original owner Zhongqing was emotionally tied to his parents. The heroine is an all-round academic master in modern times. She is scheming, resourceful, intelligent, has extraordinary strategies, understands human nature, is decisive in killing, never suffers losses, and must avenge her enemies. She is a very energetic heroine. I like it very much. I also hope that the original protagonist and the heroine are exchanged, and they can be exchanged back in the end, or they can not be exchanged, because both girls are great, and I hope they both have a happy ending. Or the two people are the same person in parallel worlds.
The writing behind it is very good... I'm just afraid of cp, the heroine is so crazy... If there is a cp, don't be a sworn enemy... In modern times, we really have enemies... In ancient times, too, the sworn enemies really wanted to kill the heroine... Don't be exonerated in the end... That would be very annoying...
I like three kinds of literature: those with hands, those with mouths, and those with brains This kind of thing with hands, mouth, and brain is my favorite
I'm so nervous. I've only updated about ten or twenty chapters so far. It's very interesting. I like this feeling of killing everyone. It's not bloody, it doesn't follow the plot, and it never directly follows what the heroine will do next. I have read two books, wow wow, this one made me feel the same as the first one. The heroine is so sassy. I hope this one will have good data and a perfect ending. Xia Xiaoqi is really the fastest and most ruthless person I have ever seen, and he is not threatened at all!! Even if you suffer a loss now, I will give it back to you later. It's a different kind of time travel. After all, you are a ruthless character in modern times [laughter]
It's really good to see that the heroine's revenge is quickly avenged. It doesn't necessarily mean that the hero and heroine have to be enemies together. It's good. I hope the heroine can keep winning. The family of the heroine's original world are very good to her. When the author writes a novel, her parents in the world will encounter an accident. Will her parents from the original world come back? The time in between is like the heroine saying that her parents will avenge her, or will the settlement of the novel world allow the heroine to go back?
A great book that I almost missed because of its cover! From the beginning to the tie-up, every decision and choice made by the heroine from beginning to end has not "wronged" herself. The plot rhythm is very comfortable, fast and clear. Looking forward to the follow-up.
It's very interesting. There is no wimpy heroine in this author's works. I also like the basic setting of this book.
It's really good, high-energy throughout, not the kind of love story. Xiaoqi is really smart and strategic, and Tao Buyan is also very real. It's rare to see someone with such brains. I hope you can work hard and the work will be a big hit.
How can we repay kindness with kindness? Human beings are very forgetful creatures. If you remember when you were wronged when you were a child, you will be petty. I want to say that when you remember being wronged, will you become petty? Is it abnormal to hold a grudge? Whether we are the protagonist or the supporting character, if we remember gratitude and grudges in our own lives, what can we do?
Only Zhong Xiaoqi can write such a fascinating work. I wait for the update every day...