Lin Zhixia transmigrates into a book as the male lead’s ill-fated adoptive younger sister and fiancée!
In the original story, her fiancé of four years marries someone else for the sake of his career.
The original heroine loses her job and her identity, is sent to the countryside in someone else’s place, and dies young.
Lin Zhixia says, “No dog would want to be this cannon fodder!”
They want her to give up her job? She immediately transfers it to someone else in exchange for travel money!
They want to send her to the countryside? She grabs her household registration booklet and makes them heed the higher-ups’ call.
They want to steal her identity? She unlocks her pocket dimension, clears out the whole family’s belongings, and reports her abusive adoptive father.
He wants to marry someone else and live a comfortable life? She immediately finds the male lead to break off their engagement, then joins the army as his younger sister.
She’s only trying to get revenge, so why does the male lead’s superior help her with everything?
He even finds her a job and picks her up every day. Isn’t this a little too much?
“Xiaxia, marry me. I’ll protect you for the rest of your life!”
Lin Zhixia looks at the handsome man, who’s 185 centimeters tall, and nods in agreement without thinking.
The man’s lips curl into a smile. Their first meeting sparks love at first sight, and after carefully laying his plans step by step, he finally gets his wish.
A visitor from the capital arrives. A middle-aged woman embraces her and sobs, “My daughter, I’ve finally found you!”
Lin Zhixia is baffled. Why is there a real-versus-fake heiress plot too...
🍃🍃🎋 🌹All actions are impermanent. All dharmas have no self. Nirvana is silent. 🌹Contemplating the body is the body, contemplating the mind is the mind, contemplating the feelings is the feeling, and contemplating the Dharma is the Dharma. 🌹Contemplate the impurity of the body, the impermanence of the mind, the suffering of feelings, and the non-self of the Dharma.
I really like the character of the heroine, life has to be like this, be tough when you should be tough, and be weak when you should be weak! It looks great and deserves five stars!
The heroine is very real, not a virgin, nor a vicious person. The author's portrayal of the character is very in line with the characteristics of that era. Give it a five-star review, encourage it, and hope the author will work hard to update it.
It's a bit embarrassing to shamelessly post good reviews for my own books, just because it's not easy to type words, and it gives me a motivation to make progress. I hope you guys can understand and don't criticize me.
It's beautiful. The heroine's revenge is gradual and has her own rhythm. It's not easy to create. I give it a five-star review!
Who stipulates that the heroine must be silly and sweet, those who understand current affairs are heroes, and those who adapt to changes are heroes? It's great for the heroine to be like this!