A topic once trended online: #If you changed gender, would you marry yourself?#
Lu Xun answered at once, without giving it a second thought: no.
What kind of person was she, anyway?
Arrogant, envious, quick-tempered, lazy, greedy, a glutton, and lecherous: she practically embodied all seven deadly sins.
Those flaws might not matter much in an emperor, but in Lu Xun, who was thirty-three and still hadn't made anything of herself, they were hard to tolerate. Even she couldn't stand how awful she was.
But one day, she somehow transmigrated twenty years into the past and found her fourteen-year-old self. With a little polishing, she could still teach the girl to start over.
And so the wheels of fate began to turn.
Lu Xun gave it everything she had, all so she could treat her younger self to a meal.
It turned out that the person selfish people love most is themselves. So love yourself well!
A Few Notes:
1. This is a dual-female-lead selfcest story, with both leads inexperienced, a seven-year age gap, and both raising the other.
2. This is an atypical redemption story. The novel is full of the previous life's painful struggles and self-examination, but the romance isn't angsty.
3. The heroine has plenty of flaws and embodies all seven deadly sins. She'll change, though probably not get rid of them all.
Magistrates of the Pure Broth Court, judge her to your heart's content.
Did the heroine commit a crime today?
And today, Lu Xun [Lin Shenmiao] is ???. (Friendly reminder: choose from the seven deadly sins. Multiple answers allowed.)
Magistrates, what sentence will you give her?
A. Add this novel to your library.
B. Follow the author.
C. Leave them a scathing comment.
D. Flood them with nutrient solutions.
4. I just wanted to write a tropey, cheesy story about treating your younger self to a meal, but I made it sentimental and cringe. I'm sorry, I really love cringe literature. Every time I see it, I can't tear myself away. If it bothers you, please leave in time. The opinions about various products and periods in the novel are the protagonists' limited perspectives. They aren't necessarily correct, and may even be very wrong, so don't take them as advice.
Theme: Working hard to take good care of myself today, too.
Too little, not enough to see.
Today there is finally an emotional scene
Why hasn't it been updated yet?
I read it in one sitting and it was so beautifully written.
There are always repeated segments, please check it yourself.
Yes, I thought the same way when I was a child. This is the consequence of not seeing the world of production.
There is a bit of a problem with the timeline here.