From fairy tales to household-intrigue novels, so many heroines have a wicked stepmother.
They are malicious and venomous, skilled at spoiling their stepsons with praise and bullying young daughters.
Whenever Su Qian read these stories, she would grit her teeth in hatred and feel a shiver of dread. So when she sadly discovered one day that she, too, had joined the ranks of those who transmigrate, her first thought, while still panicking, was to make sure the body's birth mother was still alive…
After getting confirmation, Su Qian let out a long sigh of relief and settled back into bed. A child with a mother is a precious treasure, right? She could just relax and be someone's little "treasure," couldn't she?
But she soon couldn't relax anymore, because she discovered that her birth mother was precisely the "wicked stepmother" everyone else disliked… And life wasn't quite the "tyranny and indulgence" she'd imagined, either.
Uh, Su Qian covered her face. Transmigration is such a tangled business. Maybe I should just eat myself to death…
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Theme:
Four years later, I watched "Second Son" again, and I still feel sour in my heart. Xu Jing and Xiaobai are both very good, but I only love the second brother. His love is patient and long-lasting. It's not that I don't love it, but that I can't. I have to let go of her hand. Maybe Ming Yue will be happier if she marries him.
Xu Jing was the best. She cried when she saw that he died so aggrievedly. . . .
I didn't expect to turn around in the end. Although I don't know how long he can be in this world, at least it is a great comfort! !
Let Xu Jing be reborn, meet Xiao Qi in the very beginning, and stop being with Xiao Bai! ! !
Of course Xiao Bai is also very good, especially in the second half, which fully reflects the magnanimity and ability that a male protagonist should have, but I still love Xu Jing the most. . .
According to the old routine, shouldn't Xiao Qi fall in love with the sickly county prince and be willing to marry him despite his illness? Then the two of them, plus a bunch of affectionate male supporting characters, fight the emperor's monster together and pull him down. Then the county prince becomes an emperor, his illness is cured, and then they live in love with each other for the rest of their lives. BALABALABALA... Okay, I'm thinking too much.
Is this the last person to appear, Xu Jing? I quite like this character and thought he was the male protagonist. As a result he died. . . . But I also like Pei Xiaobai very much.
Xu Jing is still alive? That's okay.
Could that child be Ge San's?
The Cui family lives in Xu Jing's former house. Why is the male protagonist afraid that the female protagonist will be awkward? The male protagonist refused because he didn't want the female protagonist to live in Xu's former house, but was he afraid that the female protagonist would notice his thoughts?
The final description of Xu Jing is quite desolate.
Nice! Keep writing!
I'll give you a score at the end.
By a stroke of genius, Xu Jing is still alive. Very good.
Four years later, I watched "Second Son" again, and I still feel sour in my heart. Xu Jing and Xiaobai are both very good, but I only love the second brother. His love is patient and long-lasting. It's not that I don't love it, but that I can't. I have to let go of her hand. Maybe Ming Yue will be happier if she marries him.
Xu Jing was the best. She cried when she saw that he died so aggrievedly. . . . I didn't expect to turn around in the end. Although I don't know how long he can be in this world, at least it is a great comfort! ! Let Xu Jing be reborn, meet Xiao Qi in the very beginning, and stop being with Xiao Bai! ! ! Of course Xiao Bai is also very good, especially in the second half, which fully reflects the magnanimity and ability that a male protagonist should have, but I still love Xu Jing the most. . . According to the old routine, shouldn't Xiao Qi fall in love with the sickly county prince and be willing to marry him despite his illness? Then the two of them, plus a bunch of affectionate male supporting characters, fight the emperor's monster together and pull him down. Then the county prince becomes an emperor, his illness is cured, and then they live in love with each other for the rest of their lives. BALABALABALA... Okay, I'm thinking too much.
Is this the last person to appear, Xu Jing? I quite like this character and thought he was the male protagonist. As a result he died. . . . But I also like Pei Xiaobai very much.
Xu Jing is still alive? That's okay.
Could that child be Ge San's?
The Cui family lives in Xu Jing's former house. Why is the male protagonist afraid that the female protagonist will be awkward? The male protagonist refused because he didn't want the female protagonist to live in Xu's former house, but was he afraid that the female protagonist would notice his thoughts?
The final description of Xu Jing is quite desolate.
Nice! Keep writing!
I'll give you a score at the end.
By a stroke of genius, Xu Jing is still alive. Very good.