He Nanshan transmigrated.
He landed in a poor, remote village more than twenty years in the past, in a family even more miserable than one in a tearjerker.
Fortunately, he soon discovered that he was the male lead of a period novel.
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Set in an alternate late 1990s.
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When it came to Jiang Tao, the eldest daughter of the Jiang family in Peach Blossom Village, everyone within miles knew her name. But as the village beauty, Jiang Tao had a terrible reputation: she'd married three times, and all three of her husbands' families had sent her back.
After being sent back a third time, Jiang Tao couldn't take it anymore and jumped into Zhou Bay River at the east end of the village.
But no one expected that her leap would bring a man back to life. The man was no good, of course. He was a notorious local good-for-nothing, the kind even his own mother couldn't stand. So after the two got married, everyone waited to see them make fools of themselves. But as time went by, they started a business, had a child, and built a better life together!
Lin Yu was reborn. The first thing she did was break off her engagement to a middle school teacher in town and rush to confess her love to Zhou Li, the village layabout.
Everyone thought Zhou Li was a good-for-nothing, but she knew that in her previous life, he'd saved a wealthy businessman while working away from home. The man later gave Zhou Li an important position, and he made a fortune, becoming a tycoon with assets worth over a hundred million!
This time, Lin Yu wouldn't chase petty gains. She only wanted to cling to Zhou Li's powerful coattails and live the life of a rich man's wife without lifting a finger.
Who could have known that Jiang Tao, the woman from the neighboring village who had supposedly drowned, would not only survive but marry Zhou Li before her? Her easy life as a rich man's wife had been stolen!
Recommended historical romance, coming soon: Older Brother
Zhou Hui transmigrates into a sweet romance novel called The Great General and the Little Cook. Unfortunately, she doesn't become the heroine. Instead, she becomes the heroine's long-lost twin sister.
While the heroine suffers, her younger sister moves with her mother into the Marquis of Changping's residence after her mother remarries. Her mother dotes on her, her stepfather spoils her, and even the marquis's notoriously picky old madam treats her like her own granddaughter.
Then Heaven can't stand it anymore. The book's second male lead, Zhao Changting, heir to the Marquis of Changping, returns from war and sees her. Unable to have the heroine, he takes her by force and keeps her at his side. From that day on, she lives in constant fear and misery. In the end, she even dies young.
Now Zhou Hui is here. Zhao Changting has just rescued her from the lotus pond, and she's shivering in the late-autumn wind. Before he can say a word, she wraps her arms around his waist. "Big brother, I'm so cold."
Zhao Changting silently takes off his coat and drapes it over Zhou Hui.
Theme: Fight poverty and build shared prosperity.
The male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist for no reason.
Why do I think the male protagonist's personality is different before and after?
Weird, this snowy one
She is the heroine, right? Is there no other girl?
In the full text, I feel sorry for my male protagonist the most. Everyone has been reborn and has their own resentment. But my male protagonist is not the same person in the previous life. Why should I bear all your grievances and resentments? Author, can't our hero be with a simple girl again? I really don't want him to get involved in the grievances and grudges between his ex-wife and his old love. He doesn't know anything. I feel so sorry for my hero!
I want to ask: Since you decided to break off the relationship with Lei Xue, why did you choose Lei Lei to cooperate? Even if the male protagonist has no connections now, such a relationship with the Lei family will definitely bring endless troubles, right?
It makes me feel bad
What kind of evil did the hero do to be suspected like this?
His mother is really good at calculating.
Is it possible that there are no women anymore, and I don't know how to write emotional dramas between male and female protagonists? How come you have never considered getting married and are now willing to marry into a family?
The male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist for no reason.
Why do I think the male protagonist's personality is different before and after?
Weird, this snowy one
She is the heroine, right? Is there no other girl?
In the full text, I feel sorry for my male protagonist the most. Everyone has been reborn and has their own resentment. But my male protagonist is not the same person in the previous life. Why should I bear all your grievances and resentments? Author, can't our hero be with a simple girl again? I really don't want him to get involved in the grievances and grudges between his ex-wife and his old love. He doesn't know anything. I feel so sorry for my hero!
I want to ask: Since you decided to break off the relationship with Lei Xue, why did you choose Lei Lei to cooperate? Even if the male protagonist has no connections now, such a relationship with the Lei family will definitely bring endless troubles, right?
It makes me feel bad
What kind of evil did the hero do to be suspected like this?
His mother is really good at calculating.
Is it possible that there are no women anymore, and I don't know how to write emotional dramas between male and female protagonists? How come you have never considered getting married and are now willing to marry into a family?