Mu Xiao transmigrated into the body of a kidnapped maid, with a bandit husband thrown in as a bonus.
Her husband was clingy and dim-witted, and as scruffy as a wild man.
Mu Xiao gave him a makeover and ended up with a handsome little husband.
Looking at that face, so tender it seemed you could squeeze water from it, Mu Xiao wondered if she was an old cow eating young grass.
What? She was a wealthy young lady who had married far from home!
Wait, did that person just look like her younger brother from modern times?
[Mini-scene]
Later, she ran into her original body's older brother and former fiancé.
Older brother: "Little sister, I've finally found you!"
Former fiancé: "You're the woman I was supposed to marry!"
Current husband: "Xiaoxiao, who are they?"
Mu Xiao: "It wasn't me, I didn't do it, I don't know..."
New story, After Our Ghost Marriage, I Found Out My Husband Is a Big Shot in the Immortal Realm, now updating
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Please add to your favorites: The Stand-In Female Supporting Character in the 1970s
Mu Wan transmigrated into a bittersweet romance set in a bygone era.
All the sweetness belonged to the heroine, while the misery and hardship belonged to her, the supporting female character.
Her original body's mother was delicate and spoiled, her father was timid, and she grew up looking downtrodden. She became the old maid of the village, until the year the college entrance exams were reinstated, when another batch of educated youth arrived in the village.
The scummy male supporting character took advantage of her because she looked like the heroine, his idealized first love. With sweet talk, he tricked her into giving him her heart and her body.
In the end, he also swindled her out of her family inheritance and tortured her to death.
Mu Wan: ...
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The day Mu Wan arrived in this world was the day the scummy male supporting character went to the countryside as an educated youth.
Mu Wan decided to stay away from the scumbag, get into college, and build a prosperous life.
But the moment she stepped out of the courtyard, she was stunned by the muddy ground, the dilapidated house, and the 'old mother' waiting there, crying to be fed.
Mu Wan realized that her path to prosperity would be not only difficult, but treacherous.
First of all, in an era when you had to earn work points, just getting enough to eat was a major challenge.
Later...
The scummy male supporting character wept and declared his love: "Wanwan, I only just realized that you're the one I love."
Mu Wan, now worth ten thousand yuan: "Get lost."
There's also The Host Is Up to Her Old Tricks Again, now complete.
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Theme: Turn over a new leaf and build a beautiful home.
The male protagonist is a criminal. The heroine should have normal physical sensations, right? Even if she hasn't slept, how can she think she was beaten if she bleeds and feels uncomfortable somewhere. . . . . Sorry to bother you
The middle section was particularly frustrating, and I felt so angry when the male and female protagonists didn't meet again. And it's too far apart in the middle.
What are these three views? . . . Leaving aside the identity of the male protagonist, this is just a criminal, okay?
When will it be updated?
I love you, my dear, okay?
Suddenly I felt that the heroine was too retarded. Feeling really good about myself. Or the author couldn't think of a reason to time travel, so he made it up. . . .
The father-son team is so cute! ! !
Ahhhhh, this sweetness, another hundred chapters!
Ahhhhhh, so sweet (?ˇε ˇ?)
Come on (???_??)?, It looks great~(^з^)-☆
The male protagonist is a criminal. The heroine should have normal physical sensations, right? Even if she hasn't slept, how can she think she was beaten if she bleeds and feels uncomfortable somewhere. . . . . Sorry to bother you
The middle section was particularly frustrating, and I felt so angry when the male and female protagonists didn't meet again. And it's too far apart in the middle.
What are these three views? . . . Leaving aside the identity of the male protagonist, this is just a criminal, okay?
When will it be updated?
I love you, my dear, okay?
Suddenly I felt that the heroine was too retarded. Feeling really good about myself. Or the author couldn't think of a reason to time travel, so he made it up. . . .