In Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, the incompetent and troublesome Azi took one look at her brother-in-law and fell for him. She spent her whole life trying to win him, only to end up a tragic failure. This proves that a younger sister trying to steal her sister's husband in a novel never stands a chance. Oh, Qiong Yao's stories don't count. That's a weapon of mass destruction, the kind that says, "Who else but me?" We mere mortals can only worship her!
I transmigrated into Pride and Prejudice as Lydia, the ultimate troublemaker, and set my sights on a man: Jane's man. No luck~
After careful consideration, I dared to try for the biggest catch in this book, but I still couldn't beat the plot~
Sigh, every decent man I like turns out to be a brother-in-law. Lydia looked at her four sisters and silently turned away. When will this ever end~
At last, I've found someone else I like. Oh, for crying out loud! He's Jane's man too! Steal him, steal him! This time, I absolutely cannot fail again!
Sister, are you sent by an alien to make fun of you? Why does your copywriting give me the impression: heroine = mistress (mistress who failed)
I think the heroine is very real. Who doesn't want a life of good food and good housing? Although being independent on one's own sounds good, considering the society at that time, this was the best way to go... I don't like the kind of tone that always "escapes from Darcy to avoid the plot" but still attracts Darcy's attention. It is more calm to just say it directly.
Very well written, please update faster!
Sprinkle flowers~~~~\\(≧▽≦)/ Please update
Finally updated! Hope you don't get into trouble!
With tears streaming down my face, there is finally an update~~
But. . You can't let Lydia compete with her sister for a man, right? Especially when the two of them are already in a relationship, wouldn't this be good? . Besides. . Damn it, your male protagonist is not a Bentley I came here for the Bentley. . . At last. . . Please update daily. . .
Where is it... Don't be fooled...
Nice! Please update!
Looking at the copy, there are two Janes. Could it be that the second Jane is Jane Eyre?