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Ji Chunming, a beautiful concubine-born son, is reborn. First, he'll set himself a small goal: kick that ruthless, domineering Third Prince to the curb!
(Scene)
Third Prince: I'll help you get revenge.
Ji Chunming: ...
Third Prince: I'll be your patron.
Ji Chunming: ...
Third Prince: I'll send away everyone in my household for you.
Ji Chunming: ...
Third Prince: What do you want, then?
Ji Chunming: To be treated like a real person!
Reader's guide:
1. (With a perfectly serious face.) This is a feel-good power fantasy about a beautiful concubine-born son who was treated like an object in his previous life, is reborn, makes a comeback, and finds success in both his career and love.
2. This story is set in a fictional world. Some customs are inspired by the Tang and Song dynasties, while everything else you find implausible is, yes, made up by this foolish author. I know very little about history, so please don't nitpick.
3. Pairing: ruthless, flirtatious, domineering seme x play-the-pig-to-eat-the-tiger, reborn uke. Uke's point of view.
4. Lots of wish fulfillment and feel-good moments.
5. This story has a paywall. The locked chapter ratio may vary depending on the length of the work. Thank you for supporting the official release. If you like it, please keep supporting it! You're welcome to follow my author page!
Next novel: "The Voice Actor's Ancient-Era Startup"
Lu Linyi, a person with social anxiety, accidentally transmigrates into a book. No internet, no staying home, and now he has to interact with real people to make a living?! He has no choice but to use his past-life voice acting experience to invent a persona every day and face this terrifying world! But as he keeps acting, the pretense becomes real, and he ends up winning over the book's genuinely crazy protagonist, a young prince!
In a nutshell: Lu Linyi, a person with social anxiety, transmigrates into a book, farms and raises a child, then accidentally gets married and starts a business.
Gentle beauty who takes acting a little too seriously, uke x genuinely theatrical, scheming, loyal-dog seme. Uke's point of view.
Theme:
Although the extra chapter is very in line with the reader's mood, it is too OOC. The plot and the male protagonist's reaction are broken. He is clearly neglecting Ji Chunming, but he is so impatient when he returns. What is the operation? Even if you pretend to be indifferent to Ji Chunming and care about her in your heart, you should also pretend to be indifferent in front of outsiders, right? Otherwise, who is this indifference for? Could it be that he pretended to be indifferent to the person he liked, making him sad, and then showed concern in front of outsiders, making him sad and becoming a thorn in others' eyes? Is this loving him or hurting him? The male protagonist is very confused. In addition, the thread of immortality belongs to Wen Qiao. It may be said that the two of them are acting, but it would be too scumbag to leave the blame to Wen Qiao, right? Since it's not a show, while tying the longevity strand given by Wen Qiao, he said that the male protagonist didn't know Wen Qiao's feelings and it was Wen Qiao who was the one who betrayed him. Isn't that too scumbag? And what the hell is that golden nanmu sign at the end? The focus is too weird, right? When I read the main text, I felt that the plot was a little jumpy, but the rest of the story was fine. The author's writing style was also good, and it had a lot of feeling. The settings were also quite to my liking, but the extras were too OOC. This is not a malicious complaint, I simply feel that there is a big gap between the extras and the main text.
I'm speechless, where is Brother Twelve? If he doesn't have that intention for you, how can he go along with it?
It's too careless. You have to stand up first before you can help His Highness King Cheng in the future, right? Why do people always succeed every time? Isn't it possible to be on guard when you relive your life? So tired
Mr. Wen Sanlang is so disgusting. I thought he was a gentleman, but he turned out to be a hypocrite. A hypocrite is even more disgusting than a real villain. It's so annoying
It's good to watch. The extras looked a bit scummy in the previous life, but the main text is very masculine. It would be nice if Madam could write more.
I probably drove a lot in my previous life, but I have nothing in this life.
Why does everyone hate King Cheng so much and no one brings trouble to King An?
So who sent it, others saw it and followed suit, and then sent it first?
There is too little follow-up content. Woohoo.
I had a good impression of Ah He at first, but as time went on, I realized more and more that this girl was stupid and bad.