This story is also known as All's Well That Ends Well, A Happy Family, and Even the Wicked Supporting Female Lead Gets a Happy Ending.
The bonus chapters are in The Wormwood Collection.
Rou Xi is a girl from a poor family. She's plain, not clever, and bad-tempered. In order to become a female doctor, she sees all the warmth and coldness of the world, and is ultimately saved by a friend.
Commandery Princess Xiaoxiang: The Chancellor's eldest daughter, peerlessly beautiful and exceptionally clever. Three rulers can't stop thinking about her. Everyone says she's devious and beguiling.
There is no real goodness or beauty in this story. Everyone is selfish, including both female leads.
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3. This story is about redemption, friendship, family, and fate. Elements such as Chinese medicinal herbs will be introduced gradually.
Main characters: Rou Xi, Qing Yi
Tier 0 supporting characters: Chu Chen, the physician, Liang Chunyan, Tan Xiaomin
Tier 1 supporting characters: Liu Xingduan, Madam Mei, Aunt Mei, Qi Changsheng, Feng Minghua
Tier 2 supporting characters: Di Queliang, Feng Shaoyang, Madam Tan, Chu Qiao, Feng Mingji, Yang Hongdou, Feng Shuyuan, Jiang Fengxuan, Yi Qianhuan (name to be changed)
Tier 3 supporting characters: Zhao Kuangyin, Zhao Guangyi, Tan Changshan, Meng Chang, Yun Zhanyi, Shui Hengbo, Zhou Changke
Minor characters: Gan Jue Ming, Aunt Xiu, Liu Shuying
Characters who may appear later: Feng Mingdao, Feng Mingyuan
Liang Chunyan appears on April 24, 2022, and will later become a Tier 0 supporting character.
A little skit:
Rou Xi: I might be the most miserable supporting female character in a household-strife story.
Qing Yi: You pity me, and I pity you.
Chu Chen: Pardon my bluntness, but why don't you all come at me together?
Liu Xingduan: You up there are a disgrace. Quickly give me your address so I can teach you a proper lesson.
Xiaomin: I'm so clever. Why should I keep a low profile?
Minghua: You up there, are you cleverer than me? And you on the first floor, your misery is your own fault.
Chu Qiao: What's it like to have a little sister who worries about everything?
Chunyan: A gentleman keeps his talents concealed and waits for the right moment to act.
Qi Changsheng: Everyone is selfish. Are you saying you're not?
Physician He: Does being ugly mean I don't deserve love?
Wang Qiuyao: Could you up there teach me how to live a life without love?
Liu Shuying: Turns out I'm the clown.
Hongdou: Go ahead and argue all you want. If I lose my temper, I lose.
Zhou Changke: Woman, you're playing with fire. If I don't burn you to death, I'll take your surname. What? I didn't burn you to death! Since you've got such a strong will to live, I'll give you another chance. I hope you know what's good for you.
Yi Qianhuan: My wife is the cutest.
Feng Minghua: Are you blind up there?
P.S. Di Queliang changing Rou Xi's name to Qin Xi was purely a coincidence, not an attempt to appropriate a historical figure.
Premise:
Is my memory wrong... I remember it seemed to be over
I don't know when the manuscript will be finalized, but I will be able to read it in one sitting.
Can this revision of the article give Qingyi a good ending? Don't let her love life be so bumpy. Why can't this woman as clear as water be protected by everyone? Of course, this is just my wishful thinking. The specific plot depends on the situation.
I don't know why I have always disliked Chu Chen, but he stole Qingyi's talent and reputation, and I don't know why those men are as if they are blind. I have always liked Qingyi, as clear as water, but I have been emotionally hurt repeatedly. While reading the article, I always hoped that Chu Chen would have a bad end and receive a bad retribution. (Maybe I'm too bad) However, it feels like. The bad guys all live a good life, but the simplest and most talented Qingyi is not loved by anyone.
The talent is extraordinary and the setting is so huge. When I read it at the beginning of the year, it was like reading a Ming and Qing storybook, which had a particularly ancient feel. It's even more rare to be able to insist on repeated revision and polishing for so many years. If you expand this and write about 500,000 to 600,000 yuan each, you won't be able to collect it.
Can I still modify it after marking it as completed? I see you've been revising your text
The writing is really good. It's the first time I read this type of article. I can't guess the plot development from beginning to end.
The first chapter actually laid a lot of foreshadowing. Fengshi is not a simple and pure resentful woman. Otherwise, why highlight Li Zheng's views on Fengshi? Jiang Fengxuan is not a simple domestic violence man, otherwise why would he write that he has benefited the village? Similarly, Xian Xi is not a talented woman.
Well written, come to Jinjiang to re-order
The modern version of "Two Hairpins" has already written 30,000 words. In this book, Qingyi has (perhaps temporarily) been reduced to a supporting role. I wanted to publish it as soon as possible to prove that I was still there, but I was also worried that once it was published, I would stop updating again.