A modern woman transported to ancient times: A Great Con's History of Founding a Nation, a female-led nation-building story (serious drama). Begins November 14.
~Please give this little story a look, dear readers~~ Mwah (*￣3)(ε￣*)
Blurb (this story has plenty of angst, so enter with caution):
A reporter from the cultivation world: “What would you do if you transmigrated into a cultivation novel and became the #male_lead's_stepping_stone# and the #doomed_female_supporting_character#?”
Chen Jing: “Become a villain who acts ruthless and doesn't waste words!”
Reporter from the cultivation world: “Hmm? And then?”
Chen Jing: “And then? Eat, sleep, and beat up the male lead??”
#How_a_villain_is_made# #The_love_and_hate_between_a_villain_and_the_male_lead#
Blurb for A Great Con's History of Founding a Nation:
What would you do if you were transported to the end of a dynasty, in an age when the realm was in turmoil?
Bones litter the roads, and people eat one another...
What would you do?
“I would... create another age of peace and prosperity!”
And so Zhang Ying, whose martial prowess is off the charts and who has only dabbled in fortune-telling, sets off on a path of trickery, preferring to talk things out rather than fight (though no one can beat her in a fight anyway).
A typical day:
“Come, come, young man. With those refined features and remarkable bones, you look like a pillar of the nation!”
The young man blushes. “My lord, I... I'm here on a blind date.”
(*￣3)(ε￣*) Rolling around and acting cute, begging you to give this story a look~ Mwah
Recommended ongoing story by my bamboo buddy:
My Husky, You're So Mighty by Mu Yang Xiaoxiao
My completed stories: A Woman of Honor: The Spinster Marries a Demon, a story about women and demons
Save Me, Wife, He's Going to Beat the Fox, a story about a powerful woman and demons
Theme:
I feel that Jingjing's fate has not changed much in this life. She has betrayed her relatives and lost a lot of people she cares about. In the end, she died because of Yun Kui/General Rong. The last few chapters made my favorability towards the male protagonist go straight to negative. Jingjing has been used as a pawn by General Rong almost all her life. Although General Rong also developed feelings for Jingjing in the process, and finally helped Jingjing to be reborn, this could not change the harm he had caused to Jingjing before. It was like in a relationship, the boy intentionally pushed the girl into the fire pit with his own hands, and when the girl's life was in danger, Jingjing devoted everything in the world to rescue the girl, and then doted on the girl in every possible way, which makes people unable to complain. Furthermore, I feel that Jingjing's forgiveness and acceptance of General Rong after learning the truth was too easy, which is not in line with her stubborn character... Hey, I feel like it should be done It's been affected by the two major pressures of life and work. Although it feels a bit unfinished, I think it's better than being in trouble, so don't be discouraged. If the pressure is too heavy, take a rest for a while and start over again after sorting out your mood and thoughts. Come on↖(^ω^)↗ Finally, congratulations on the completion of this article, spread the flowers!
Sure enough, I was tortured from beginning to end, even Jingjing didn't escape death 55555
The heroine is so miserable, she can't change anything, woo woo, but her rebirth is so sudden.
Just like what Dada said at the end, just like when a person drinks water, he knows whether he is hot or cold. From the beginning to the end, Jingjing has always had the character of "breaking the casserole and asking for the truth". Yunkui is very impatient and does not want Jingjing to remember the past, so he always advises Jingjing to give up practice, but he also hopes that Jingjing can be as happy as before. She liked him, so she tried her best to be nice to her, but this aroused Jingjing's suspicion... I fantasized about the ending. One possibility is that Jingjing and Yunkui continue to fall in love and kill each other after remembering it, and the other possibility is that Jingjing finally feels relieved after regaining her memory and neither loves nor hates Yunkui.
Actually, it's good not to remember. It's not that difficult to stop liking Yun Kui in this life, right? I didn't like him in the first life.
Then from my perspective (God's perspective), Xiaojing is going to be sad again, Ah, actually it depends on everyone's choice. Some people want to be sad, sober people, and some people want to be happy, confused people. But it is true: like a person drinking water, he knows whether it is hot or cold. This sentence is always true, only you know how your life goes.
It's so rare to be confused…to live in plain sight…no one can tell which one is best for them.
Oh my god, I'm reborn again,,, I can really change the name to "Three Lives, Three Worlds, The Tragic Quietness"
This is the most miserable and aggrieved heroine I have ever seen... In her previous life, in this life, and in the next life, she has been toyed with by one person. It's really three lives.
Is that the end? Will there be any extras? This ending is a bit hard to describe. Did it start all over again in the end, or was it just a dream? Will the heroine still have feelings for the hero? What else will happen to them next? I feel like if it were really included here, it would be a bit lacking in completeness.