Laughing at the Mortal World

For certain reasons, this story was put behind a VIP paywall. The author's notes after Chapter 67 and the announcement for a new story after Chapter 84 were paywalled too. I can't lock or delete them, and if I edit them, the word count can't be lower than the original chapters. There's nothing I can do, so please just don't read those parts. Honestly, this story is full of outrageous twists and melodrama. If you want to read it, just read the first two parts. The third part is pretty boring anyway, and I doubt anyone would read it after it went VIP... *stares at the sky*... I've always wanted to rewrite it in third person instead of first, but I forgot about it later. As a gorgeous, invincible fire fox, I've always thought my life was colorful and exciting... What?! W-Who is this chubby-handed, chubby-footed person with short arms and legs? No way! My colorful life wasn't even finished being written, and now it's become my past life! Why? I haven't found love yet! Are you messing with me, Heaven? Hmph, I won't give up! The world is too hard to predict. Love in this mortal world is a trial. To love or not to love, what should or shouldn't be, fate begins and ends in the moment destinies intertwine. So I travel through the tunnel of time to find the red lotus meant for me. A first-person, melodramatic, over-the-top, mutually aggressive romance. Written at an elementary-school level, with logic thrown to the dogs, in the outrageous style of stories from over a decade ago. Don't say I didn't warn you. Ancient times -> modern times -> unknown world -> modern times -> ending: transmigration has no limits! (Wuchen is both a demon and a human, but definitely not a hermaphrodite~~) Actually, this isn't quite how I pictured Wuchen, and his eyes aren't green, but most of all, I wanted everyone to see... his collarbones~ Those nosebleed-inducing collarbones~~ Hehe. The Elf Tales series: "Violet-Eyed Phantom" (Complete): http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=109330 "Fan the Flames" (Complete): http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=127456 Premise: On whether transmigration is feasible