New novels: The Scholar I Married Dotes on His Wife and The Beloved Little Lucky Girl in a Period Novel. Please add them to your reading list.
Reborn Cui Cui is determined to fight the “villains” from her previous life to the bitter end. She takes revenge on her old flame, torments his mistress, and devotes herself to driving the old fossils in her family to their graves. She's having the time of her life!
But somehow, she catches the attention of Fu Zhong, heir to the Ningguo Marquis household. She has no interest in romance in this life, but this man refuses to leave her alone. What is she supposed to do?!
The Beloved Little Lucky Girl in a Period Novel
Tang Xiaoqin is reborn into the body of a timid, pitiful country girl.
Her biased grandparents scold her for being lazy and selfish, calling her a jinx who brought bad luck to the family and caused their son and daughter-in-law to die.
They show no regard for family ties and drive her out of the house.
A rundown courtyard, all alone, with no one to rely on...
Before long, her uncle, now a factory director, her cousin, who has a grain ration, and her cousin, who married well, start bringing her nice things every few days.
Her grandparents are overwhelmed with regret, while her aunts and uncles rush to suck up to her.
Every family in the village with a son asks around to find him a match for her.
No matter how much they boast, she makes her own choice: Duan Yan, a poor man with a sick mother whose engagement was broken off.
The people waiting to laugh at them discover that after the two marry, they not only have enough to eat and warm clothes to wear, but their lives keep getting better. A few years later, Duan Yan transforms into a wealthy boss.
Just then, the former fiancee who broke off the engagement regrets it and shows up at their door with a group of friends...
Duan Yan drives home in his newly bought car and shields his wife from the crowd. His peach-blossom eyes turn icy as he snaps, “Get lost!”
Only then does Tang Xiaoqin realize she has landed in a period novel called Reborn to Grow Old Together in Love.
In the book, the heroine, Mei Yan, breaks off her engagement with the male lead and marries someone else, only to suffer abuse and die. After being reborn, she devotes herself to the male lead and builds a fortune with him.
Hah! As if!
The Scholar I Married Dotes on His Wife
In her previous life, Zhen Miao married the wrong man. Reborn on the day the matchmaker comes to propose, she hears the woman once again praise a thoroughly rotten scumbag to the skies. Zhen Miao promptly tears down the matchmaker's sign and kicks her out.
Now saddled with a shrewish reputation, Zhen Miao marries a scholar in the village who is so poor he cannot afford a wife.
The scholar's family is poor and his mother is sick. In her previous life, he was only a poor village teacher, but he was kindhearted and had excellent character.
In this life, Zhen Miao seeks good character, not wealth. She plans to work hard and build a good life together with the scholar.
She never imagined that the poor scholar, who had only been a licentiate before, would pass the highest imperial exam this time around!
Theme: Stay positive and make a good life for yourself.
Can you see clearly even in the dark? Sweat?
Only when you are still in love will you hate and mind. I really think the heroine's behavior is very bitchy, and it is not at all like a cool novel about torturing a scumbag. I can see the procrastination and entanglement. The male protagonist is like a spare tire, like the second male lead who cannot be loved for ten thousand years. He has been warming up to the female protagonist without any bottom line. If it weren't for the male protagonist's power, the female protagonist probably wouldn't accept it →_→
The prince really loves the heroine wholeheartedly, so beautiful~
Is this male protagonist deliberately here to bring hatred to the female protagonist?
This male protagonist is really good, and he doesn't bother to care about the female protagonist's displeasure. Does he really like the female protagonist? When you're drunk, whatever you do to the heroine can easily ruin the heroine's innocence, okay?
It would be nice if I could write more about my past life.
Let go of childbirth → Let go of your voice
This male protagonist is a bit annoying. If his mother still doesn't agree, then don't do this. If it doesn't work out in the end, it will damage the female protagonist's reputation. This is too selfish.
Growing up as a prodigy...?
Can the hostess' IQ or ability be online? What's the point of coming? Waste!