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Blurb One:
Liang Yuhe has been having the luck of a lifetime lately. Tan Shao, the campus heartthrob known across the school, has pursued her again and again with such a bewildering array of tactics that she finally gave in. After more than twenty years of being single, she was too inexperienced to handle it and shyly accepted him.
He sent her flowers, took her to the movies, and then the male lead told her, "I'm sorry. I pursued the wrong person."
Yuhe: "Heh. What a jerk!"
Blurb Two:
Tan Shao has had rotten luck. Thanks to a series of misunderstandings caused by his roommates, he took revenge on the wrong person. To cut his losses, he tried to soothe this "girlfriend" he had ended up with by mistake: "Dating is such a hassle. Let's just be brothers!"
But a few days later, when he saw her walking with another man, he came running back like a madman. The six-foot-two hunk bent over backward to plead with her. "Dating is actually pretty fun. Let's get back together, brother!"
Liang Yuhe: "Get lost!"
Warning, warning!!! The man is a jerk and the woman is awful. Read at your own risk!
The following is an upcoming novel, "Disguised as a Man and Making It in the Entertainment Industry [Book Transmigration]." Click the author's page to add it to your collection!
Blurb One:
Lu Zhu, a martial arts stunt double, unexpectedly transmigrates into a novel titled "Disguised as a Man and Making It in the Entertainment Industry," becoming one of the male group members who debuted through a talent show.
Living every day among a group of top-tier stars with stunning looks is terribly inconvenient. She starts puzzling over how to reveal her identity to everyone in a tactful, low-key, and peaceful way.
Lu Zhu approaches Gu Shaoyin, one of the top-tier stars:
"There's something I need to tell you. You might want to brace yourself."
"I don't want to brace myself. Don't tell me."
She approaches Xiao Ruoxin, top-tier star number two:
"Suppose, and I mean suppose..."
"I'm a realist. I don't deal in suppositions."
She continues on to Xie Mulin, top-tier star number three:
"Do you like hanging out with girls?"
"No."
Finally, she approaches Zuo Ming, top-tier star number four:
"There's something I'd like to discuss with you, it's just..."
"Get lost. I don't have any money!"
Rejected one after another, Lu Zhu flies into a rage. "Whether you want to hear it or not, you're going to listen! I'm on my period!!!"
Blurb Two:
Poor Lu Zhu. The original host of the body she's transmigrated into was unloved. The lousy author changed her from a Mary Sue heroine into a jealous villainess. Even though Lu Zhu tries her hardest to avoid a tragic ending, she still can't escape being forced to carry out the villainess's missions.
At long last, the group disbands and her identity as a woman is exposed, sending shock waves through the entertainment industry. She thinks she can finally hang herself in solitude amid the public's scorn and return to her original world. But then the plot goes off the rails.
Suddenly, she's drowning in romance. The companions who once looked down on her or questioned their own sexual orientation come running back.
The top-tier star pines for her day and night.
The movie emperor won't stop chasing her.
The god of song can't get enough of her.
The powerful tycoon pursues her relentlessly.
Sigh. She just wants to make a living. Life is really hard.
Theme: Jerk men have to pay the price.
No, I kissed you right after vomiting. . . The taste is quite strong
I almost forgot that there is another person named He hahahaha
If you can, just do it if you can. It's like a cheesy eight o'clock drama, just like Under the Clothes. It feels annoying to add supporting characters to the drama. Focus on the male and female protagonists, and torture the male protagonist to death...
I'm a bit obsessed, I really like the story setting of this article, but as it goes on, I want to complain more and more... The fight between the heroine and the vicious roommate is fierce but mindless, and the hero and his fucking affairs drag the heroine into it, which is completely inexplicable. For some reason, my fucking impression of the male protagonist is worse than that of the vicious roommate, who is completely selfish and wears a mask of hypocrisy. The article revolves around the male and female protagonists, and I hope not to focus too much on irrelevant people. For example, in the chapter where the female protagonist is injured, the noise of the clinic aunt does not do much to advance the plot, but makes the writing loose.
The female protagonist can go to the same school as the male protagonist, at least her grades are not bad. Why can't she study hard and think about earning hundreds of dollars every day... It's really unnecessary.
This Mu Yiheng refuses what others say simply. Why does the heroine always pretend not to hear when she refuses him? It's annoying.
It's complicated... This kind of boy doesn't know how to deal with the relationships around him.
Go back in time, buy a house, buy a liquor fund, invest in Max early hahahahaha
Watching, watching, keep updating
Because Mao Tan Shao dotes on his wife so much, Shente Ma Heer hhhhh
No, I kissed you right after vomiting. . . The taste is quite strong
I almost forgot that there is another person named He hahahaha
If you can, just do it if you can. It's like a cheesy eight o'clock drama, just like Under the Clothes. It feels annoying to add supporting characters to the drama. Focus on the male and female protagonists, and torture the male protagonist to death...
I'm a bit obsessed, I really like the story setting of this article, but as it goes on, I want to complain more and more... The fight between the heroine and the vicious roommate is fierce but mindless, and the hero and his fucking affairs drag the heroine into it, which is completely inexplicable. For some reason, my fucking impression of the male protagonist is worse than that of the vicious roommate, who is completely selfish and wears a mask of hypocrisy. The article revolves around the male and female protagonists, and I hope not to focus too much on irrelevant people. For example, in the chapter where the female protagonist is injured, the noise of the clinic aunt does not do much to advance the plot, but makes the writing loose.
The female protagonist can go to the same school as the male protagonist, at least her grades are not bad. Why can't she study hard and think about earning hundreds of dollars every day... It's really unnecessary.
This Mu Yiheng refuses what others say simply. Why does the heroine always pretend not to hear when she refuses him? It's annoying.
It's complicated... This kind of boy doesn't know how to deal with the relationships around him.
Go back in time, buy a house, buy a liquor fund, invest in Max early hahahahaha
Watching, watching, keep updating
Because Mao Tan Shao dotes on his wife so much, Shente Ma Heer hhhhh