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My next story is tentatively scheduled to start in November: A Witch's Coming-of-Age Diary [Western Fantasy]. Please add it to your list. The blurb is at the end.
Blurb:
Not long after getting married in 1970, Wen Jing had just seen off her husband, a long-haul truck driver, when something hit her on the head. She accidentally bonded with the System and awakened memories of her past life: she had been an entertainment reporter, known to the public as a paparazzo, and she'd loved gossip more than anything.
Perhaps that's why Gossip System No. 6666 chose her and saved her just as she was about to die. Together, they set off on a path of gossip-watching, drama, and mischief.
There was never a shortage of stories inside and outside the crowded courtyard compound. Wen Jing, an entertainment reporter, was like a mouse dropped into a rice jar. She munched on gossip while completing the System's tasks, having the time of her life.
The old man in the front yard wants to fool around with his daughter-in-law.
A kept man turns his life around and gets himself a mistress.
A man-eating queen keeps a pond full of fish.
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In her previous life, she had been a gossip reporter. She'd stumbled into a whole field of juicy stories, lurking by walls, on rooftops, and in rafters. There was no gossip she didn't want to hear, and none she couldn't get her hands on.
A lighthearted, no-brainer period drama about gossip. It's all about everyday gossip, watching the show, and stirring up trouble.
Please add A Witch's Coming-of-Age Diary [Western Fantasy] to your list. Blurb:
Souffle was a powerful and unusual witch from birth. Though only sixteen, she was already one of the best among witches, even if she was technically still an apprentice.
In the world of magic, witches are the most unusual of all humans. Like magical creatures, they pass their abilities down through bloodlines, and the children of witches are born with witch blood.
Sixteen is a crucial age for them. No matter how powerful they are before then, they can only be called apprentice witches. Only after leaving home at sixteen to live independently and completing a year of training can they become full-fledged witches.
Among the many bustling towns, Souffle chose the unusual town of Kamyani for her training and new home. It lies between the Belok Forest and the glacier-covered Noll Mountains, an area known as "a world of ice and fire."
The Belok Forest is home to the elves. They are powerful, graceful, proud, rational, and restrained, with an innate air of detachment. Their home is far from all other peoples.
That was one of the most important reasons Souffle chose the town of Kamyani.
Theme: Hold fast to your moral principles
It ended a bit quickly, I can still write more
"Zhao Meihua goes inside the house from time to time..." This is a big bug for the author~ Put away the dishes/arrange the dishes
Isn't this system too blatant? Other systems are afraid of being discovered by others, and others will appear at any time! And since the heroine was an entertainment reporter in her previous life, why was she always in a daze and distracted? The settings are so annoying
It's outrageous. You can't do that when you're drunk. It's outrageous that he can't remember it. Also, if someone like her gets married and one day finds out the truth, it will be very unfair to the other woman and the child. Sure enough, no matter what people do, they will never change their nature, which is selfishness.
The heroine is too tired. She has torn out her heart and lungs for these people without getting any benefit. She is too holy. The heroine's friends have no sense of boundaries at all.
"Although the Lin family is not very sad about her", it must be because they care about her.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, cheating on marriage
Written like a fairy tale
Why so calm? Is there any speculation?