[Quick transmigration + anthology + 1v1]
Every redemption story has a male lead with a tragic past and a sunny female lead who exists to save him.
No matter how cold or cruel the male lead is, the heroine is expected to put up with it, sympathize with his suffering, and do whatever it takes to reach out and warm his heart, waiting for the day the ice finally melts.
After reading too many stories like that, System 502 developed a rebellious streak. The heroines it bound itself to were all tragic or born with disabilities, while the male leads, as children of destiny, existed to provide the heroines with their luck.
As a naturally frail junior sect sister who couldn’t cultivate, Leng Fuyue was insecure and sensitive, and held a grudge against everyone who could cultivate.
It wasn’t until the System bound itself to her that she learned her newly arrived junior sect brother was a child of destiny. They were opposites: one was heaven’s favored child, the other a castoff.
While resenting heaven’s unfairness, she learned from the System that stealing her junior brother’s luck could restore her ability to cultivate. In that case... she was never a good person to begin with. Once she recovered, she’d be sure to thank her junior brother properly.
But the means of obtaining his luck were beyond anything she expected, and there was something very strange about her junior brother, this child of destiny! No matter how badly she bullied him, he never got angry. Instead, he kept coming closer...
World One: Useless junior sect sister x child of destiny junior sect brother
World Two: Gloomy high school girl bullied by her classmates x mixed-race CEO stepbrother
A man throwing himself at you is the best dowry, and a man who wins himself over is the best kind of man.
Male lead: “I don’t care if you’re using me or playing with me. I just want you to need me.”
Pick a world that interests you. Let's talk about the second story. The overall writing style is good. Are those who bullied the heroine, such as Li Mingzhu, taken care of without any seriousness or even feeling that they were not punished?
Generally speaking, it's good. The first few are good, but the school bullying thing doesn't focus on the campus bullying. It's a bit off topic. And the bullying girl doesn't focus on her pain and punishment. It only writes about the heroine's illness when she met her again. The heroine can't hear in her right ear. This is a good point. I'm quite interested. After reading the last chapter, they all know that the heroine can't hear. . . It was a little disappointing, and then I sent a whistle to that plane. I didn't notice that it wasn't Shuang Jie. It's so heartbreaking, but the author definitely didn't say it was about Shuang Jie, and the heroine had been intimate with several people. I only saw the hero's contribution and not what happened to the heroine. She used others to achieve her own goals. Yes, the heroine's ruthless character was well developed, but the interaction between the male and female protagonists didn't sit well with me. All in all it's okay, I particularly like the first plane.
Just finished watching the first world. It's great.
The angle is very novel. My perfect girl has always been the one to redeem the dastardly male protagonist. I said why? I finally found an article where the male protagonist redeems the female protagonist 🥰🥰
After watching the second world la la la
After reading Chapter 46, I really like the character of the protagonist [Blow Kiss]. The female protagonist is suppressed, betrayed, bullied, and has a high blackness value; the male protagonist is sunny, healing, redeeming, and tolerant of the female protagonist.
The first world is oe, where the coquettish and charming heroine and Junior Brother Sunshine Puppy are in love. After the heroine ascended, they did not clearly agree to form a contract. My favorite is the second world, where the dank genius painter and the stepbrother of the paranoid CEO, the heroine takes revenge on the bully and has a successful career. The hero indulges the heroine's voyeurism, follows the temptation and introduces the heroine to people. In the third world, the male protagonist is a professional taskmaster with a system, and the female protagonist is a general in distress. The male protagonist is stronger and the female protagonist is stronger. It is not over yet.
The system directly binds the heroine to different planes, without the original plot. The first two planes are clean, and the third plane is not clearly stated, but so far there has not been a female supporting character competing for the male lead, and there are a few male supporting characters who like the female lead.
It's nice. The author's writing is very good, and I like the women the author writes about. It's easy to tell whether an author loves the female protagonists he writes about. I like the female protagonists and other women in the author's works. Their character experiences and the way they treat relationships make me feel that it's natural to fall in love with the female protagonists. There is no deliberate sensationalism and they are lifelike. The female protagonists in different units also have their own personalities. This article should be a benchmark for articles about women redeeming men. However, this is not a redemption story, nor is it a man redeeming a woman, because I think it mainly focuses on the female protagonist. The female protagonist may be a little down and out, but I don't think it is a abuse of women. There is no strong feeling that the male protagonist is like a light or something. The experience of the female protagonist makes the female protagonist more plump and real. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is okay, but the love relationship does not redeem a person. It is more natural. Some units have a bit of a female grandmother and heartthrob feeling, but it does not make people uncomfortable. At least that's the case for me. I feel that the subjectivity has not been lost, and after looking at it, I do feel that the male protagonist of the unit is okay, at least worthy of the female protagonist (mainly because I am still satisfied with the love the male protagonist has for the female protagonist). He stands out among several men. No wonder he has a wife.
The author is really good at writing [Blowing Kisses]. The writing is really good. It's so refreshing. The characters are also very interesting. But can you give me a transition to the ending? Every time it ends unexpectedly, I have to enter the next world before I can escape from the last world. This is so heart-breaking 😢
It's quite good, but I need the daily love life of the male and female protagonists. It's a bit too little and not enough to watch. Is there a sequel for the male and female protagonists about God-given Love? I really want to watch it.
Delicious but too short
Good-looking and good-looking, this is what we need, our little sister deserves all the good things 😘
Overall, it's good, but the bullies in the second world don't seem to be punished. The heroine in the third world is so miserable that I jumped after watching it for a little while.
Pick a world that interests you. Let's talk about the second story. The overall writing style is good. Are those who bullied the heroine, such as Li Mingzhu, taken care of without any seriousness or even feeling that they were not punished?
Generally speaking, it's good. The first few are good, but the school bullying thing doesn't focus on the campus bullying. It's a bit off topic. And the bullying girl doesn't focus on her pain and punishment. It only writes about the heroine's illness when she met her again. The heroine can't hear in her right ear. This is a good point. I'm quite interested. After reading the last chapter, they all know that the heroine can't hear. . . It was a little disappointing, and then I sent a whistle to that plane. I didn't notice that it wasn't Shuang Jie. It's so heartbreaking, but the author definitely didn't say it was about Shuang Jie, and the heroine had been intimate with several people. I only saw the hero's contribution and not what happened to the heroine. She used others to achieve her own goals. Yes, the heroine's ruthless character was well developed, but the interaction between the male and female protagonists didn't sit well with me. All in all it's okay, I particularly like the first plane.
Just finished watching the first world. It's great. The angle is very novel. My perfect girl has always been the one to redeem the dastardly male protagonist. I said why? I finally found an article where the male protagonist redeems the female protagonist 🥰🥰 After watching the second world la la la
After reading Chapter 46, I really like the character of the protagonist [Blow Kiss]. The female protagonist is suppressed, betrayed, bullied, and has a high blackness value; the male protagonist is sunny, healing, redeeming, and tolerant of the female protagonist. The first world is oe, where the coquettish and charming heroine and Junior Brother Sunshine Puppy are in love. After the heroine ascended, they did not clearly agree to form a contract. My favorite is the second world, where the dank genius painter and the stepbrother of the paranoid CEO, the heroine takes revenge on the bully and has a successful career. The hero indulges the heroine's voyeurism, follows the temptation and introduces the heroine to people. In the third world, the male protagonist is a professional taskmaster with a system, and the female protagonist is a general in distress. The male protagonist is stronger and the female protagonist is stronger. It is not over yet. The system directly binds the heroine to different planes, without the original plot. The first two planes are clean, and the third plane is not clearly stated, but so far there has not been a female supporting character competing for the male lead, and there are a few male supporting characters who like the female lead.
It's nice. The author's writing is very good, and I like the women the author writes about. It's easy to tell whether an author loves the female protagonists he writes about. I like the female protagonists and other women in the author's works. Their character experiences and the way they treat relationships make me feel that it's natural to fall in love with the female protagonists. There is no deliberate sensationalism and they are lifelike. The female protagonists in different units also have their own personalities. This article should be a benchmark for articles about women redeeming men. However, this is not a redemption story, nor is it a man redeeming a woman, because I think it mainly focuses on the female protagonist. The female protagonist may be a little down and out, but I don't think it is a abuse of women. There is no strong feeling that the male protagonist is like a light or something. The experience of the female protagonist makes the female protagonist more plump and real. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is okay, but the love relationship does not redeem a person. It is more natural. Some units have a bit of a female grandmother and heartthrob feeling, but it does not make people uncomfortable. At least that's the case for me. I feel that the subjectivity has not been lost, and after looking at it, I do feel that the male protagonist of the unit is okay, at least worthy of the female protagonist (mainly because I am still satisfied with the love the male protagonist has for the female protagonist). He stands out among several men. No wonder he has a wife.
The author is really good at writing [Blowing Kisses]. The writing is really good. It's so refreshing. The characters are also very interesting. But can you give me a transition to the ending? Every time it ends unexpectedly, I have to enter the next world before I can escape from the last world. This is so heart-breaking 😢
It's quite good, but I need the daily love life of the male and female protagonists. It's a bit too little and not enough to watch. Is there a sequel for the male and female protagonists about God-given Love? I really want to watch it.
Delicious but too short
Good-looking and good-looking, this is what we need, our little sister deserves all the good things 😘
Overall, it's good, but the bullies in the second world don't seem to be punished. The heroine in the third world is so miserable that I jumped after watching it for a little while.