After Being Reborn, I Quit

The complete novel, including the extra chapters, is finished. Please add my upcoming novels "After Becoming the Early-Dying White Moonlight in a Male-Oriented Novel" and "After the Cannon Fodder Supporting Female Character Fakes Her Death" to your reading lists! Their blurbs are at the very end. Blurb: Zhen Zhu, a low-level office worker, transmigrates into the body of a noble young lady from a powerful family. She is selected to enter the palace and smoothly becomes empress. Just when she is enjoying herself watching the drama unfold, tending her fields, and winning over the emperor, she unexpectedly loses power overnight. Her reputation is ruined, her entire family is implicated, and she dies a miserable death in the Cold Palace. Only at the very end does she learn that it was all a scheme cooked up by the scummy emperor, who had been pretending to be harmless while hiding his true ambitions, and his white-lotus cousin. By a twist of fate, she gets the chance to be reborn and live her life over. She resolves to wager everything to change her family's fate, even if it means bringing down that scumbag's empire. Who would have guessed the truth was far from simple? By the time she unknowingly becomes trapped in the scheme, she discovers that there is no turning back. She can only grit her teeth and kill any ghosts or Buddhas who stand in her way, doing everything she can to survive, and to live better than all those who harmed her. It is a difficult road, but fortunately, she does not have to walk it alone. My next novel, "After Becoming the Early-Dying White Moonlight in a Male-Oriented Novel," is now available. ID: 5475792. Blurb: Bai Yue transmigrates into the early-dying white moonlight of the male lead in an old-school, melodramatic harem novel. Her whole family is sacrificed to make way for a Dragon-Aotian hero. Worse still, according to the plot, the fiance she humiliates by unilaterally breaking off their engagement is actually the biggest villain in the entire book. And as for her seemingly glorious life being full of "surprises" at every turn, that's just par for the course. How else could the Dragon-Aotian hero, a nobody from humble beginnings, take advantage of her? (Cue the doge meme.) I'm tired. Let's just destroy everything already. Bai Yue decides to throw caution to the wind and embarks on a wild life of arguing with heaven and earth, putting on a show, and acting out. So what if she dies? Eighteen years later, she'll be a fine young man (woman) all over again. Who could have imagined that, year after year, she would not only stay alive, but also lead her cannon-fodder family to the pinnacle of life? Does that even make sense? The former Great Villain, now loyal and patriotic, completely devoted to his wife, and the Regent, smiles with serene confidence. "I think it makes perfect sense... Does anyone disagree?" Everyone: "...The Prince is right." He had been reborn from hell, but by chance, he saw a light unlike any other. Once he touched it, he never wanted to let go. Breaking off their engagement was impossible. Not in this lifetime. A free-spirited, pampered princess who loves to stir up trouble x a reborn, cunning Great Villain. A sweet, satisfying story you won't want to miss! Upcoming novel: "After the Cannon Fodder Supporting Female Character Fakes Her Death," ID: 6069366. Blurb: Feng Li transmigrates into the adopted daughter of the sect leader of Ten Thousand Blades Sword Sect, the foremost sect of the righteous path. As the senior female disciple, she is gentle, poised, and elegant. Unfortunately, she is cannon fodder. According to the plot, after the frail yet aloof junior sister and heroine appears, Feng Li will succumb to jealousy, go mad, and keep setting traps and causing trouble. She will even collude with evil beings, until her childhood sweetheart, her astonishingly talented fiance and senior brother, runs her through the heart with his sword and kills her. Feng Li's take? If she's going to die anyway, why not die sooner? And make it a pretty death? Wouldn't it be much more fun to fake her death, switch to a secret identity, and enjoy the show? After being "reduced to ashes," Feng Li happily dons a disguise and sets off to travel across the lands, slaying demons and monsters (and living off other people's food while waiting to die). Who could have imagined that the entire sect would go mad? Her stern master turns white-haired overnight. Her unruly fellow disciples search everywhere for her reincarnation. Her fiance and senior brother, who had always treated her with icy politeness, clutches a lock of her hair and asks with red-rimmed eyes, "A Li, is it you...?" Feng Li is deeply moved, but declines. Thanks for the offer. I loved you once. Someone save me! An optimistic, free-spirited heroine x an entire cast of regretful pursuers. The final line is a quote from an online catchphrase. My other completed historical transmigration novels, "After Transmigrating Into a Book, I Took Advantage of the Future Emperor" and "After Being Reborn, the Real Heiress Became a Happy Idler," are also available to read. For more upcoming novels, click the upper right to visit my author page. I specialize in sweet, satisfying stories with white-sweet heroines. Friends passing by, let me see your love! Please add my novels to your reading lists! O(∩_∩)O Theme: As long as life goes on, keep striving to become stronger.