After author An Ran is in a car accident, her only chance to come back to life is to transmigrate into a series of Mary Sue novels and complete missions, writing new endings for the ill-fated cannon fodder characters:
Cannon Fodder No. 0: The Unlucky Wife of a Siscon CEO [Complete]
Cannon Fodder No. 1: The Foolish Younger Sister of the Original Army Wife in a Reborn Military Wife Novel [Complete]
Cannon Fodder No. 2: The Red Scion About to Go Blind [Complete]
Cannon Fodder No. 3: The Movie Emperor's Ex-Wife Who Took Her Own Life for Love [Complete]
Cannon Fodder No. 4: The Eldest Son of a Wealthy Family Who Did All the Work for Someone Else [Complete]
Cannon Fodder No. 5: The College Student Whose Identity Was Stolen [Complete]
Cannon Fodder No. 6: The White Moonlight in a Substitute Romance [Complete]
Warnings
1. All the stories are fictional and have no real-life inspirations.
2. This is a transmigration-into-a-book story, and all the books are fictional. Please don't nitpick the details.
3. Expect love triangles, Mary Sue tropes, over-the-top drama, and plenty of face-slapping, as well as romance.
4. The story moves from the real world to the mission worlds, then back to the real world.
The next book, Marrying a Butcher in the 1980s, launches in June. As usual, there'll be a red-packet giveaway when the new story begins. Please add it to your collection!
After drifting around as a ghost for more than ten years, Yao Qingtian is reborn and chooses to marry a butcher. He is the older brother of her former husband.
This brother-in-law is tall and burly, yet his wife accuses him of being useless in bed. The whole village knows she's cheated on him a dozen times, and in the end, she runs off with another man.
To repay him for burying her and setting up her grave in her previous life, Yao Qingtian decides to work with her former brother-in-law on a switcheroo at the time of her wedding. This will save his reputation and let her escape the untimely death that awaits her.
Anyway, she doesn't care whether he's any good in bed. A woman marries to have clothes to wear and food to eat, and she's happy as long as she gets to eat well every day.
There's nothing better than having a butcher for a husband. In just three months of marriage, she'd already put on a layer of fat around her waist. And that's not all: before long, her belly was swelling too...
Watch this delicate flower roll up her sleeves, become a butcher's wife, and make a thriving life for herself.
P.S. A story about food, putting scumbags in their place, and healing, set in a bygone era.
The author's completed novels:
Spicy Army Wife in the 1980s, Maoqiu's Showbiz Life, and Reborn Before Returning to the City
They're all sweet romances with scumbags getting what's coming to them. If you're interested, please visit the author's page.
Theme:
What happened in this ending? The heroine failed to return to the real world?
"Eighty to three" is a big bug for the author~
It says eighty-nine years old
The "Graduation Photo" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
diploma
This, this, this, haven't finished writing yet?
Is this a side story? The end? The ending ended with heavy thunder and small raindrops
In the mission world, Tong An died young, leaving behind the heroine;
In the real world, the female protagonist died young, leaving the male protagonist behind.
Is this a tragedy?
What's going on? Is the male protagonist who keeps disappearing going through life? The suspense is not kept like this. Are you planning to start a second part?
The person living in the female protagonist's body regards the male protagonist as her brother, but she doesn't know that her body and the brother she thinks are already a certified legal couple.
Then, will the heroine just float in mid-air and be invisible? Probably not finished yet
In fact, every time I read articles about the entertainment industry that are trending, some false scandals are bought into hot search headlines, and in the end, the people behind the scenes are held accountable, but why is no one holding the platform accountable? It provides people with the convenience to spread rumors and hurt people because of money. Don't they have no responsibility? If it is really sent to them by Everbright netizens, then that's it. The question is not whether this is considered corruption or bribery? Or does this violate the law? I see that some newspapers, magazines or public accounts have been sued to court, but there seems to be no lawsuit against the platform!
What a surprise that it has been updated, but now I don't dare to read a story until it is finished. . . 😂 I'm so afraid of updating again
Marrying a Butcher in the 1980S Extra
Go Back to School in 90
Marrying a Butcher in the 1980S
Rebirth Before Returning to the City
The Best Whitewashing Record in the Era Literature [Quickly Wear]
The Real Daughter Becomes Popular in the Entertainment Industry Thanks to Her Baby Girl
Filled in Wrong
A Spicy Military Wife in the Eighties [Reborn]
Fluffy Ball's Daily Life in the Entertainment Industry
Su Ni's Happy Life After Being Reborn
Is it unfinished? It's not over yet
What happened in this ending? The heroine failed to return to the real world?
"Eighty to three" is a big bug for the author~ It says eighty-nine years old
The "Graduation Photo" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ diploma
This, this, this, haven't finished writing yet?
Is this a side story? The end? The ending ended with heavy thunder and small raindrops
In the mission world, Tong An died young, leaving behind the heroine; In the real world, the female protagonist died young, leaving the male protagonist behind. Is this a tragedy? What's going on? Is the male protagonist who keeps disappearing going through life? The suspense is not kept like this. Are you planning to start a second part? The person living in the female protagonist's body regards the male protagonist as her brother, but she doesn't know that her body and the brother she thinks are already a certified legal couple.
Then, will the heroine just float in mid-air and be invisible? Probably not finished yet
In fact, every time I read articles about the entertainment industry that are trending, some false scandals are bought into hot search headlines, and in the end, the people behind the scenes are held accountable, but why is no one holding the platform accountable? It provides people with the convenience to spread rumors and hurt people because of money. Don't they have no responsibility? If it is really sent to them by Everbright netizens, then that's it. The question is not whether this is considered corruption or bribery? Or does this violate the law? I see that some newspapers, magazines or public accounts have been sued to court, but there seems to be no lawsuit against the platform!
What a surprise that it has been updated, but now I don't dare to read a story until it is finished. . . 😂 I'm so afraid of updating again