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Female lead's blurb:
Long Guoguo transmigrates into a book as a minor cannon-fodder character. With a tragic background, she is traded away by her biological mother at the age of three for a hundred jin of millet, and given to Long Laogen to be the child bride of the Long family's youngest son, Long Gouwa.
It all begins when she pretends to be her fiance and goes into town to borrow money...
The secrets of her background, the male lead's love, and good fortune: once it arrives, there's no stopping it...
Male lead's blurb:
Gu Yun will never forget that hot afternoon when the boy he bathed with turned out to be a girl. The most infuriating part was that she was still marveling, "Your size is... is..."
He covered his face with his hand, mortified, and yelled, "Shameless!"
And just like that, he was coerced into marrying the female hooligan...
Content warning: The female lead is kindhearted and a submissive masochist. She repays hostility with kindness. If that's not your thing, please don't read, and don't bash the story!
Reader's guide:
1. One-on-one romance. The male and female leads both transmigrate into a book, but neither knows the other has done so.
2. The story is set in the real world and a parallel world. The setting, characters, and events are all fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.
3. The main plot is sweet romance and family life, interspersed with putting scumbags in their place.
Coming next: "The Eldest Daughter Runs the Family in the Seventies"
Blurb: Su Lingling is reborn at sixteen with a pocket dimension. Her father is under investigation, her mother dies of a serious illness, and she is left with four younger siblings. The youngest sister is only three. Her harsh uncle and his family make life difficult for her at every turn, while her grandparents blindly take their side. She has to be both father and mother, juggling work and childcare, yet she manages to live a happy little life...
Her cousin brings home a man she'd been set up with. He's a tall, handsome soldier, and somehow he's taken a liking to her...
A wish-fulfillment story! Please add it to your favorites =^_^=
Coming next: "A Celebrated National Doctor Spoils the Villainess"
Blurb: At seventeen, Princess Dowager Nangong Chuyu, the guardian of the nation, is widowed while still a virgin. At nineteen, the emperor bestows seventy-three male favorites upon her.
All the male favorites serve her with the utmost care, except Su Zhonglou, who is so audacious that he carries on an affair with a woman from outside the household!
Chuyu orders the pair of adulterers poisoned to death. At that moment, heaven and earth change, and the ground shakes...
When she wakes, Chuyu has transmigrated into a book. The emperor and princesses are long gone in this era. There is electricity and lighting, and people value gender equality and freedom of marriage.
Perhaps it's a punishment from heaven: her husband is none other than her male favorite Su Zhonglou, and her sister-in-law is his lover, Peilan...
A husband who gives her the cold shoulder + a cruel sister-in-law + a mother-in-law who nitpicks everything
Chuyu: This palace is doomed...
Please add it to your favorites~ Bows~ (≧▽≦)
Theme: Celebrating the new spirit of the Reform and Opening-Up era
She acts like a cow when faced with her scumbag fiancé, but is irritating towards Gu Yun. The heroine is simply weird.
Ah? Ah? Is the heroine really unable to understand? Or are you really stupid? My sister-in-law can't afford to raise her children, so she has to do this.
From birth to death, I only took three baths. Is this sentence insightful?
Hahaha! Hahaha~
Is the heroine a pussy? Is it cheap? She is not grateful to people who are kind to her, such as the male protagonist. Instead, she goes up to those who beat or scold her, such as a dog baby, and even raises children. Does the male protagonist owe her something? This heroine has wrong views
Where is the author from? The dialect is the same as ours, so friendly!
Haha(?ω?)Hiahiahia
Although it feels that way in dialect, I can't understand it! Even if there is a mark, just... Say goodbye!
Why is there no update today?
It's okay if family members don't recognize this kind of thing.