[1v1 romance, but with multiple male supporting characters + no forced sweetness + everyone has eight hundred tricks up their sleeve + multiple first-person viewpoints + redemption + all powerful characters + fictional setting]
(Official pairing: Jiang Rang × Long Yunshi.)
She marries into the Jiang family in someone else’s place, all to steal a life-saving jade pendant.
It’s hidden in the adopted son’s room. The first thing he says to her is to get out.
She hasn’t found the pendant yet, and somehow she’s already become the lady of the house.
Worse still, the mansion is full of soul-suppressing incense, and the lamps beneath the eaves burn day and night. The man who smiles at her may not be human at all.
Day one: the aloof second young master, Jiang Rang. One word: “Get out.”
Day three: Mr. Chen Yuyan, the mastermind villain. Three words: “I won’t fail you.”
Month one: the unfathomable eldest young master, Jiang Ren. Four words: “It’s only for use.”
Everyone thinks she has an ulterior motive.
Only she knows they’re right.
She schemes and plots, approaching everyone with anything but pure intentions. All to take a piece of jade and save one person.
But she never expected Jiang Rang to be the first to fall for her.
He not only gave her the jade, he gave her himself, too.
With red-rimmed eyes, he grips her wrist and demands hoarsely, “Who are you really doing this for?”
She parts her lips, but cannot say the name.
Because the person’s name seems to be his own.
Omniscient viewpoint
Long Yunshi, who seems flirtatious but is actually clueless, has no idea there are three other men outside the door.
Her obsessive, calculating fiancé, Chen Yuyan: “It’s not just me?”
Jiang Ren, Jiang Rang’s sinister, wolfish older brother: “It’s not just me?”
And the ghost she saved smiles.
“There’s only me.”
(Note: The ghost is a fragment of Jiang Rang.)
Although it is still being serialized, after a passionate reading, this book is really about emotions as the author said. There is no bloody conflict, and there is no weird "sudden love" like this kind of long flow. Everyone's behavioral logic can basically be matched. I originally thought it was stupid for the heroine to sell herself into the Jiang family for a ghost, but then after reading Chapter 0, who knows how this can really save each other. At present, Kun and the male protagonist are the most awkward, [but it seems that these two are the same person] The characters are well matched. The heroine is very real. She is not a traditional strong woman. She is not a virgin or a love-minded woman. She is sober and vigilant. She will be confused and resisted when being tempted and used, and she will also be forced to compromise. She has the helplessness and entanglement of ordinary people. She has a special sense of being, and she is very seductive. She is like a little sunshine to the male protagonist. The villain is a fishy type, and the female protagonist doesn't look like a holster. When I read the article before, I always felt that the female protagonist seemed to be following the plot, and the male protagonist looked the same. This heroine completely plays herself, hahaha. She is doing things seriously while complaining about why I am doing this. I really like the heroine's "Chen Yuyan lives up to her expectations, bragging~" The most eye-catching thing is the portrayal of the male protagonist, who is like a arrogant and broken puppy. It was my fault that I had no feelings before, but now he is the one who suffers the most. Chen Yuyan really deserves to be punished. It's too late. Damn it, people are willing to violate themselves for you and turn them into wishful thinking. He trusts you so much that you give him a fever for seven days. The male protagonist lost his family in the fire. Looking at Kun's perspective, he really doubted that Chen Yuyan was the murderer. Look at Chen Yuyan's sweet words to the heroine: This contrast, get lost. In addition, Kun and the heroine have such a sense of destiny. I can only see you, and you can only save me. Really, ghosts can't touch things, and I feel like they will be tortured later. The illusion of the past life is a bit messy but it is really fateful. Seeing 'self' passing through your body, Kun, what were you thinking at that moment? What were you thinking about when you were toasting Chen Yuyan with your wife who was deeply bound to you! Very strange, but very fateful. I really look forward to Kun finding out that the heroine is someone from her previous life. I'm really looking forward to what Kun will be like when he likes the heroine. How to practice in his Shura field. I'm even more looking forward to 'the fake Shura field turns into a real Shura field' later on, sketch! However, the title of the book was not chosen well, please pay attention.
I'll catch up and talk about my feelings briefly. The story is not filled with bloody conflicts, and emotions are not sudden heartbeats. Most of the characters' actions are logical and self-consistent. The broken and forbearing character of the male protagonist really poked me, and the various experiences he encountered were really embarrassing. The atmosphere of the fateful bond between Kun and the heroine is very strong, and the environment creation is okay, but this book still has room for improvement.