Flag-Capturing Girl Li Cuihua [Quick Transmigration]

The story of Li Cuihua, a B-list film, television, and music extra, transmigrating through various worlds to pull the flags for Doctor Fu.

The old-fashioned general from a prestigious family: Once we win this battle, I'll marry you.

The genuine slacker puppy: No dating, no graduation!

The wolfdog stepson who refuses to be raised: When you get old, I'll give in to you.

Li Cuihua: Could you shut the hell up? You're like an old general on a stage, carrying a whole back full of flags!

If Heaven gave Li Cuihua another chance, she'd say to Doctor Fu: "Pay me more! Pay me more! You have to pay me more!"

This story is also titled Shut Up, You Know Nothing About Foreshadowing! and I Won't Share a Sky with the Flags Behind You.

Raising a flag: Saying something rousing, only for the outcome to usually be the opposite of what was hoped for, setting the stage for a face-slapping moment.

Reader's guide:

The male lead has multiple personalities, all of them fragments of him.

This story will be published on May 2, with a bonus chapter of ten thousand words and a shower of red envelopes!

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Next story: After the Brother-in-Law I Killed Returned

Just before Jiang Yining was about to claim the throne as empress after carefully plotting every move, someone dragged her down. That person, as luck would have it, was her younger brother-in-law, whom she had used to his death three years earlier.

"Jiang Yining, did you ever think I could come back alive?" Qi Yan kissed her cheek, then viciously bit her neck. "I've thought of you day and night. I haven't been able to sleep, night after night."

Qi Yan gave her two choices: a blooming magnolia, or a bowl of steaming medicine. Would she put the flower in her hair and become a bride, or drink the medicine and die a martyr?

Jiang Yining picked up the flower and tucked it into her hair, then hooked an arm around Qi Yan's neck. "As for you, Zigu, I've been haunted by thoughts of you. I could never forget you."

Jiang Yining thought, it doesn't matter who the emperor is.

As long as she becomes empress.

At the beginning of the story, they are an unloved princess and a hostage from an enemy kingdom, each with ulterior motives, yet finding warmth in each other.

At the end of the story, they are a wicked woman who betrays her family and country, and a villain who kills his brother and seizes the throne. They find each other again, and never part once more.

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Theme: Live well.