Please add my upcoming novels to your favorites: "The Wicked Mother-in-Law of the 1970s" and "Born with the Fate of an Empress."
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After Shen Yao was in a car accident, a wisp of her soul survived thanks to her family's ancestral Buddhist prayer beads. In an unexpected turn of events, she transmigrated into a book and became the mother of the tragic, beautiful, and powerful character who had once made her cry.
The book is an old-fashioned, melodramatic period novel. The male supporting character's father, Tan Zhen, is a super charming man. Every named female character in the story falls in love with him, bearing his children, dying for him, and crying over him until dawn. Shen Yao is one of them. She has a child with him out of wedlock, endures scorn, and dies a miserable death, leaving behind the male supporting character. Tan Zhen is later forced to raise him.
Shen Yao is a cannon-fodder supporting female character, a typical plot device. Her greatest contribution is giving birth to her tragic, beautiful, and powerful son, adding some dramatic conflict to the passionate romance between the female lead, Lu Qiqi, and the male lead, Ye Tan.
The book also has a jaw-dropping, heaven-shaking premise: the tragic, beautiful, and powerful son isn't just handsome enough to make nine out of ten people fall for him at first sight. His true form is actually the ocean. Yes, the ocean everyone thinks of.
And now Shen Yao has become the mother of this tragic, beautiful, and powerful character, the legendary Mother of the Sea. So what does that make her? Shen Yao doesn't know. The book she read had dragged on for three million words without ending, and her cannon-fodder character had died early, with no explanation...
This is a fantasy novel. Besides the male and female leads being gods, it also features cute pets and other fantastical elements.
Recommended upcoming novel: The Wicked Mother-in-Law of the 1970s
Su Qing wakes up one morning and finds herself transmigrated into the role of a wicked mother-in-law in an old-fashioned period novel.
Everyone hates the wicked mother-in-law, and even her husband and son take the side of the innocent, delicate female lead.
The female lead takes everything from her. Her husband divorces her, leaving her with nothing, and marries the female lead's sweet, innocent mother.
Her son cuts off contact with her and shuts her out. He never sees her again, not even when she dies.
Later, she becomes so fixated on her husband's relationship with the sweet, innocent woman that she neglects her daughter's illness. The delay in getting treatment leaves her daughter with brain damage.
Finally, devastated and distraught, she throws herself into the sea with her daughter in despair, on the day her husband and the sweet, innocent woman hold their wedding banquet. Her husband and son don't even attend the funeral.
When Su Qing read the story, she had scoffed at the wicked mother-in-law for being an idiot. She was rich and beautiful, yet insisted on fighting the female lead, that innocent little white flower. Why stop her son from marrying her? Why not let the scumbag man and the scheming woman stay together forever? And why keep that scumbag husband at all?
Then she transmigrates and becomes the wicked mother-in-law. But what a position to be in! She's the daughter of a millionaire in the 1970s, with thousands of acres of land in Shenzhen, back when it was just a fishing village. Most importantly, she's stunningly beautiful, and only thirty-six.
Can you believe it? She's rich! Who needs a husband with that much money? He can marry whoever he wants. Who cares about an unfilial son? Let him go live happily ever after with the female lead. And next year, in 1979, spring will come, and an old man will draw a circle along China's southern coast... while she'll own a whole plot of land. Hahahahaha!
The most urgent thing now is to get a divorce! But why is this man refusing to divorce her, no matter what?
Recommended upcoming novel: Born with the Fate of an Empress
Rong Xibao's father has a sudden attack of conscience and acknowledges her, his illegitimate daughter, on her fifteenth birthday.
According to the plot, she is supposed to take her legitimate older sister's place in marriage and wed Zhao Chen, the brutal King of Chu, whose name terrifies everyone. Zhao Chen will later conquer the seven kingdoms and unify the realm. She will become the first empress in history, revered as the mother of all under heaven and exalted beyond measure.
But her older sister, Chen Juan, transmigrates into the book. Unwilling to be a supporting character, she is determined to become empress, and this time she won't let Rong Xibao take her place in the marriage.
"Dear little sister, the King of Chu is cruel. I'll go in your place. You can marry the King of Cheng instead. He's kind and handsome."
"Handsome? Then I'll take the dashing one. I'll marry the King of Cheng."
Later, the Duke of Chen's household holds a grand wedding, and the sisters marry on the same day in unmatched splendor.
Later still, Zhao Qian conquers the seven kingdoms and unifies the realm, and Rong Xibao becomes empress once more.
Chen Juan: That's not what the book said!
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Wouldn't it be considered a lunatic to hold someone's thigh like this?
I feel that the heroine speaks carelessly, is very reckless, and is exposed in every way. After saying it, I realize that she is the person she was before she was in the book. She was 39 before she was in the book. I still feel very immature.
Even if we wanted to bring our son and mother over, we would still need a lot of money, and the countryside was very poor at that time. Also, it was too much to treat the man named Shi, and he didn't even know him. It feels like another Long Aotian cool article, which is not very realistic. Chronology should be more realistic.
There are really a lot of bugs. One moment, Lu Lu would be pregnant, otherwise the timeline wouldn't match up, and the next moment, there would be a picked-up baby~ It's a miracle to catch up here.
Author, let me go. This heroine is really hard to describe. Is she really a strong woman who made her fortune from scratch? She feels so much better than those silly and sweet people. She doesn't even have white and sweet things.
Oh my god, this heroine gave someone nicknames for the first time and acted like a psycho. Is it really okay?
What does this say??? It's so beautiful, I'm convinced
It's really a novel with an unpredictable ending.
I think when handing over a love letter, it's best to mention that it's from someone else, otherwise it will be very embarrassing if there is a misunderstanding.
Is this operation a time management master?