Shen Chudai discovers that she is living in a novel. She's a cannon-fodder character who is supposed to be buried with the cannon-fodder emperor, the kind who dies right from the start!
The heroine steps over their bodies to rise to power, basking in glory as she becomes entangled in a love-hate relationship with the powerful regent.
Shen Chudai: Are you kidding me?!
After casually saving the cannon-fodder emperor, who is "100% guaranteed to die young," she accidentally activates the skill "If the Emperor Dies, She Gets Reborn."
Now she spends her days saving the emperor...
At the empress selection ceremony, Shen Chudai kicks down a lady-in-waiting who tries to assassinate someone.
The other young ladies applaud: As expected of Miss Shen, a general's daughter!
At the imperial wedding, she takes the nuptial wine from the emperor and pours it into a flowerpot. The green leaves immediately wilt and turn yellow.
The palace maids gaze at her with sparkling eyes: Who knew the empress was so knowledgeable about medicine!
At the sacrificial ceremony, the emperor stands on the altar holding a jade ritual vessel. Shen Chudai pulls him back three steps, and lightning strikes the spot where he had just been standing.
The ministers stare in astonishment: The empress even understands the art of divination!
Later, stories about Empress Shen spread through the streets, making her sound almost supernatural. Shen Chudai explains: Whenever the little emperor dies, she goes back to seven days earlier. She just doesn't want to delete her save and start over!
Later still, the emperor takes off his mask of frail sickness, revealing his surly, gloomy nature. He wraps his arms tightly around her slender waist and whispers fiercely in her ear: If you dare run away, I'll die right in front of you.
#How to say the most cowardly thing in the harshest way#
This novel is participating in a writing contest!
Reason: The heroine promotes agricultural and industrial development through technology, raises productivity, and advocates compulsory education so that everyone can receive an equal education.
Recommended upcoming novel: After I Murdered a Big Shot in His Dream
Gu Mei is an extremely broke, B-list actress who happens upon a medical experiment.
She enters the dream of Yi Jin, a powerful man in a vegetative state, gets close to him, wins his trust, and then kills him without mercy.
Thanks to her phenomenal acting skills, Gu Mei successfully wakes the big shot. She then has his memories erased, collects her payment, and happily goes back to being a B-list actress.
That should have been the end of the story.
Until she enters his dream again. Gu Mei opens her eyes to find a knife in her hand, covered in blood and buried in a man's chest.
"Ah! I'm dreaming. I have to be dreaming..."
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After repeatedly entering dreams, Gu Mei gains a number of new skills and her luck turns around.
At an idol competition performance, her floor dance, bass playing, and original song set the stage ablaze, and she smoothly debuts as the center.
Top-tier opportunities come pouring in, and Gu Mei lives up to expectations by becoming a sensation.
Rumors that she's backed by a wealthy patron are everywhere, and people privately speculate about who he is.
Then, backstage at a ceremony, Gu Mei sees the familiar, handsome face of a major investor.
Ah! Isn't he the man she almost killed in her dream?
Gu Mei turns pale with fright and instinctively tries to run, but Yi Jin corners her.
The man, usually so proud and dignified, says coldly, "Was avoiding me in your dreams not enough?"
Theme:
Crying, ah ah ah, the master is too good. The further we go, the more sad we are. But in the end, Dede and the others can stay together for the rest of their lives! I feel so sorry for them, so many people. It's a pity that the master didn't realize in the end that Daidai during that battle actually didn't know that the world was a book. He always thought that Daidai did it on purpose. I feel so sorry for the master.
I felt that the ending was a bit rushed, but overall the writing was pretty good, and the characters and plot were good (at the time I said I would read it again after getting fatter, but in the end I forgot about it, and it was more than three years ago)
The setting of the story is still very interesting, and in fact most of the writing is also very interesting, but the ending feels a bit rushed, a bit anticlimactic, and a bit regretful...
Ah... Master and Mu Guanlin's death, I feel so good-hearted... I feel sorry for Master, :-(
My wife's imagination is really interesting. The ending seems a bit rushed. I look forward to more progress.
The imagination makes everyone happy, and the ending is pretty good [Caigou]
Ah ah ah, I can't accept it. The country is the enemy of the family. . . . . .
I have never understood who the mother of the princess and the prince is, and why do they live among the people?
I've finished reading it. I really can't bear to leave it.
To be honest, I don't really want Mu Guanlin to die, because I feel that there is a law. Handsome villains will always be unlovable and have a miserable childhood. Although being a villain must have a twisted personality, I think it can be saved. Oh, why don't you open another book about Mu Guanlin, write his ending well, and have someone accompany him. Wow, how can you waste this good-looking person in vain?