This novel is also known as: The Soft-Spoken Concubine in a Dog-Blooded Replacement Romance Is Reborn, Marries into the Palace as a Substitute Bride, Makes a Scene at Every Turn, Becomes the Obsessive Hero's White Moonlight, and Gets a Happy Ending with the Villainous, Mad Tyrant!
Blurb:
The Soft-Spoken Concubine in a Replacement Romance Is Reborn as the Obsessive Hero's Dark Moonlight, and Gets a Happy Ending with the Villainous, Mad Tyrant!
Only after Xiao Hongshu died did she learn she was a cannon-fodder character in a Mary Sue, dog-blooded replacement romance. Her legitimate elder sister, the heroine Xiao Douying, was beloved by everyone, a total heartthrob. Xiao Hongshu, meanwhile, was the heroine's foil, a brainless supporting character meant to take the blame, draw disaster, test the waters, and die in her place as a substitute bride.
The supporting male character, Li Huaishou, schemed to make Xiao Hongshu Zhang Zhigu's mistress. Xiao Hongshu was perfectly content, since she'd always loved Zhang Zhigu and was only too happy to be with him. But then an imperial decree forced Xiao Douying to enter the palace and serve the brutally violent, mad emperor. At that point, both the hero and the supporting male panicked and conspired to send Xiao Hongshu in her place as a substitute bride.
The hero told her, "Enter the palace in her place and coordinate with me from within. Once our uprising succeeds, I swear I won't let you down."
The supporting male told her, "Hongshu, the people have suffered under the tyrant for far too long. Xiao Douying isn't as quick-witted as you. If you enter the palace, you'll surely be able to placate the tyrant and prevent a bloodbath. Don't worry, I'll take good care of your mother."
Xiao Hongshu married him.
She lived in constant fear deep within the palace, treading carefully around the tyrant and waiting for Zhang Zhigu's uprising to succeed. But in the end, she still died by an assassin's blade.
Only after being reborn did she learn that the assassin's blade had been aimed at Xiao Douying! The hero had always treated her as a substitute! And the supporting male, her dear cousin, had used her as a tool to provoke and upset Xiao Douying. Even making her Zhang Zhigu's mistress had been part of his scheme to deliberately split up the hero and heroine.
Damn it!
Xiao Hongshu finally understood: cannon fodder have no rights.
But she was done being a cannon-fodder tool!
Whatever, she was done with this mistress-and-substitute nonsense. She might as well do her best to win over the tyrant and take down the hero, the supporting male, and the heroine in one fell swoop!
Coming up next: a historical transmigration farming story, Planting an Orchard as a Widow
Zhang Ning, a rural woman, transmigrates into ancient times as the wife of a landowner. She hasn't even had time to enjoy her new life when her husband dies of illness, leaving her with an elderly mother-in-law and a young son. Now a widow with a child, she finds her clan trying to seize her household's property. Zhang Ning picks up a blade and fights back.
She takes on bullies and thugs, fights for her family's property, saves her benefactor, clears the hills to plant fruit trees and grow cuttings, cultivates wasteland, improves rice varieties, raises her child, and builds a prosperous life.
After all her hard work, Zhang Ning has a lush, bountiful orchard, a hundred mu of fertile fields, a sweet and well-behaved son, a sensible younger sister, a kind mother-in-law, and a tall, strapping hired hand.
The male lead is the hired hand who works for her.
Character setup: A brash, sharp-tongued young widow x a big, burly, dimwitted hired hand.
Please add this to your reading list, I beg you!
Theme: Love life and live as your true self.
This is the first time I read such a long novel title
Little Red Book? Little TikTok? Li Kuaishou? Zhang Zhihu?
I'm numb. I felt good after watching some of them, but why does it seem like she's a male but not a female virgin? Sos... The heroine has already had an extramarital affair, so why is she still a virgin?
I really don't understand. The male protagonist is the emperor, so it's realistic to say that he has sex. But is it realistic that the female protagonist is still a virgin even if she has been married or is a concubine?
I want to say that there are too many illogical places and typos in the sentences. Find some time to revise the text (/"≡ _ ≡)=
Is this... Over? ! ! ! ! I still want to see it! !
It's fun to watch but a little bit regretful!
It's very short, but the story is very interesting. It's a heart-throb. I'm so lucky.
It's short and concise, the rhythm is tight, and it's step by step. It's beautiful! !
Just... No more? Really want to watch the extra?(*??`*)?
I feel good and bad after accepting this male protagonist.
This is the first time I read such a long novel title
Little Red Book? Little TikTok? Li Kuaishou? Zhang Zhihu?
I'm numb. I felt good after watching some of them, but why does it seem like she's a male but not a female virgin? Sos... The heroine has already had an extramarital affair, so why is she still a virgin? I really don't understand. The male protagonist is the emperor, so it's realistic to say that he has sex. But is it realistic that the female protagonist is still a virgin even if she has been married or is a concubine?
I want to say that there are too many illogical places and typos in the sentences. Find some time to revise the text (/"≡ _ ≡)=
Is this... Over? ! ! ! ! I still want to see it! !
It's fun to watch but a little bit regretful!
It's very short, but the story is very interesting. It's a heart-throb. I'm so lucky.
It's short and concise, the rhythm is tight, and it's step by step. It's beautiful! !
Just... No more? Really want to watch the extra?(*??`*)?
I feel good and bad after accepting this male protagonist.