It seems every man in the Republic of China who embraces new ideas opposes arranged marriage,
insisting on divorce so he can have an intellectual meeting of minds with his beloved moonlight-white sweetheart.
Fang Congzhu, transmigrated into the role of a laid-back supporting heroine, sneered. The Fighting Buddha is laid-back too!
Lin Siyu saw the divorce announcement in the Shun Pao.
"Ha! A real man can always find another wife.
If I ever so much as look at Fang Congzhu again,
I'll be a total heel!"
Later, that heel ate his words...
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Reader's guide: 1. An alternate-history Republic of China setting with a vague backdrop. Historians, stay away.
2. The story uses the reconciliation-after-a-breakup trope. If that's not your thing, feel free not to open it.
Recommendations: My other completed novels:
The Luo Clan's Daughter: a period rebirth story. Timid and weak in her past life, she becomes independent and self-reliant in this one.
The Grand Tutor's Record of Spoiling His Wife: a period rebirth story about seeking justice for oneself.
The Story of the Rong Clan of Jiangling: a historical story about a daughter who makes her own way.
A Farmer's Daughter Takes Charge: the farming diary of a charming widow.
Return in Spring: a historical story of passionate love amid national and family enmity.
Late Autumn, When the Osmanthus Blooms: a historical story of an intense, tumultuous love.
Records of the Great Yu Harem: a rebirth story amid the chaos of war.
Red to the Bone: a transmigration story about growing flowers, tending plants, and playing with cats and dogs.
Brocade of the Countryside: a transmigration story about the phoenix who brings prosperity to a family with no sons.
The Doctor's Blossoming Talent: a transmigration story about practicing medicine with a compassionate heart and eloquent words.
The Great Zhou Medical Chronicles: a transmigration story full of lively household and palace intrigue.
The Bandit Girl: a transmigration story about a Ministry of Justice vice minister and a female bandit.
Take Baidu to the Imperial Exams: a lighthearted story with a silly, adorable male lead and a clever heroine.
Golden Granary in the Eighties: a period story about an era of happy prosperity.
A Hundred Ways to Be Unemployed: a modern romance where the heroine meets the male lead just as she loses her job.
[My next novel, available for advance reservation] The Daily Rise of a Scene-Stealing Supporting Heroine [Quick Transmigration]
Shu Ran thought her dramatic husband had no good points aside from being considerate.
Only later did she learn why her husband was such a troublesome, over-the-top nutcase: he had split himself into pieces.
And she...was actually a doomed supporting heroine!
System: If you want to save your darling, you have to complete the tasks issued by this System.
Shu Ran thought it over carefully. Collecting N copies of her husband didn't seem to do her any good. Later... Shu Ran watched her husband lunge at her with a ferocious grin. Oh, today it was the hot-tempered one.
Question: What's it like to have a husband with multiple personalities?
Shu Ran: Hot-tempered, dramatic, sweet, artsy, aloof? I meet a different husband in every world!
Split-Off Husband: You're so full of yourself!!
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Theme:
The Female Lead Has Died Again and Again
The Ugly Heiress
A Fragrant, Warm Spring
Knowing Her Is Like a Spring Breeze
Taking Baidu Along to the Imperial Exams
Beloved Wife of the Emperor: The Useless Young Lady's Comeback
A Farmer's Daughter Takes Charge: A Widow's Hard Lot
A Golden Harvest in the 1980s
The Doctor's Grace
The Hundredth Way to Get Fired
The Female Scholar of the Seventies
She Shines Like the Stars
Seeing this, I really couldn't help complaining and I was drunk. The heroine even rejected Meng Jingru because he kept thinking about him and harmed the heroine like this. Now that things are clear, it is all Meng Jingru's fault. Even if the heroine is very sensible and does not express her anger, there is no way she can be grateful to him, right??? I don't know what you're thinking. Does this conform to normal people's logic? Still being nice to her, what a bitch
Catching Bugs said before that Jade's face was hurt, and she was afraid that her parents would find out and feel distressed. Now it is said that Jade has no parents since she was a child. There is a contradiction
During the December 8 Incident, the soldiers resisted the enemy, and the girls supported their lovers. How is Brother Fang?
When Mr. Lin interviewed the murder case of a traitor, he consciously wanted to cover up his uncle, a revolutionary. My uncle's job is quite dangerous.
That Mr. Li has a history of trying to pass the blame to Mr. Lin. He won't be a traitor in the future, right? The eldest brother's road to becoming a revolutionary will definitely be full of dangers, and the family can only worry about it.
Miss Fang and Mr. Lin have a good career and love relationship, but Brother Fang's unknown return date is worrying.
Mr. Lin should stop being a soft-boiled person and become a Hong Kong newspaperman. This is a very good idea.
Seeing that the second brother is about to become a brother-in-law, is it fate for the Lin sisters?
Instead of being a boss lady, she is her own boss. Ms. Fang's career in Hong Kong is off to a good start.
Miss Shanda defends love, and parents probably have to listen to her.