[No romance + ensemble cast + transmigration + historical political intrigue + beloved by all + System + golden finger + family bonds + revenge on scumbags + pure wish fulfillment]
Ye Wanyun writes an 800-word negative review and ends up transmigrating into the very book she criticized.
She becomes the love-struck cannon-fodder character who steals a military tally for a pretty boy, smashes her second brother’s clinic, and pushes her third brother down the stairs. In the original story, the whole Ye family is destroyed. Her three brothers either die or are exiled, while she suffers the consequences of her own actions and is sold into a brothel for entertainers.
Given another life, Ye Wanyun looks at her three brothers and tears up the script without a word.
Her Anti-Love-Brain System awakens. The first thing she does is run to set her third brother’s broken leg. The second is to splash hot tea in the scumbag’s face in front of everyone. The third thing she plans to do is rescue her eldest brother from death row, pull her second brother back from the brink of death, and get her third brother out of his wheelchair.
A modern college student’s clear-eyed comeback, and the three brothers’ journey from despair to doting on their sister again.
But just as she thinks this is merely a fight to save her family, a jade pendant engraved with the character “Xiao” brings an old case to light: seventeen years ago, the entire family of the General Who Pacified the North was executed.
Prince Jing, Grand Tutor Zhao, Princess Chang of Yongan, and the mute nun at White Horse Temple: this game is even bigger than the one in the book.
And Ye Wanyun realizes that her three brothers aren’t the only ones she has to save.
“Men can step aside. My brothers are my whole world. Whoever lays a hand on the Ye family, I’ll bring down his empire.”
Note ⚠️: 1. This is a historical fantasy story with original elements. Please don’t compare it with other works or judge it on that basis.
2. There is no competition between women or men. This is a pure wish-fulfillment story, so don’t compare it with reality.
3. Any similarities are purely coincidental. This is a fictional world.
4. No romance, family-focused.
I recommend checking this out; the theme is quite novel and the writing is good. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.
It's pretty good. It's still being updated, so I'll read it slowly. The pacing is quite good, and I like reading this kind of fast-paced, exciting story. Some of the settings are also quite good.
I've recently been reading a very captivating novel. The plot is full of twists and turns, and the characters are so well-developed that I couldn't help but want to finish it in one go.