[Author's Note] Based on the feedback from the first two recommendation evaluations, the content of the first 15 chapters has been fully optimized:
1. Speed up the pace of the opening chapter and complete the first stage of the revenge closed loop in Chapter 3;
2. Strengthen the hook at the end of each chapter to increase the reading rate;
3. Correct all detailed flaws and make the logic more rigorous.
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"The Beginning of the Game Beats the Thin Lover"
For five hundred years, the world has read three words and two beats, and only read one sentence of fate: the weak should endure, the infatuated should lose, the world is unfair, so we can only accept our fate.
The original work contains more than two hundred urban stories, half of which contains human grievances. Du Shiniang sinks into the river with hatred, Jin Yunu tolerates the humiliation and smooths things over, the oiran is at the mercy of others, and the poor men bow down and cling to her. Those who have been let down deserve to be miserable, and those who are oppressed can only give in. The underlying logic of the old stories is not to promote kindness, but to persuade people to swallow their voices, compromise, and accept their fate.
And this book overturns the entire three-word series. No reproduction of the original text, no translation of the vernacular, no tampering with the times - only reversal of the verdict.
All stories have the same starting point, the same era, and the same characters, except for the word "accepting fate" deleted. Just rewrite a sentence that will last forever: What if they refused to bow their heads at that time?
So——Jin Yunu no longer had to compromise, he beat the unfaithful lover with a stick at the beginning, cut off the attachment, and personally liquidated the vanity and wealth of the unfaithful person. Du Shiniang did not die in love or sink into the river. She opened a treasure chest and opened a ticket number. She established herself as a businessman and owned half of her life. The courtesan redeemed herself without waiting for redemption, and transformed from a chess piece in the world to her own backer. The oil seller no longer looks up to him, he goes into business and builds a business, and he succeeds side by side with the beautiful woman. Scholars from poor families do not bend their waists or cling to others; they stand on their own merits; poverty does not bend their backbone.
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