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The Koi-Fortune Heroine Changes Her Fate Online [Book Transmigration]" Please add it to your favorites QAQ
Story blurb:
Transmigrate across various worlds and fulfill other people's wishes. Behind countless male and female leads standing at the pinnacle of life are countless cannon fodder characters buried and forgotten. Transmigrate through each world, live one life after another, and dispel the resentment of the cannon fodder.
Su Cheng believes it's better to make the strong even stronger than to turn the weak into the strong. Su Cheng: You're so handsome! The male lead looks calm on the surface, steady as a rock, his tone cool: "Mm." In private, his emotions surge: the corners of his mouth keep curling upward.
A beautiful heroine who only wants to fall in love x a tsundere, blushing, innocent boy. Reading notes: 1. One-on-one romance. The male lead is the same person in every world.
2. A silly, sweet, and satisfying story.
3. The male lead falls in love at first sight, while the heroine is smitten by his looks.
[1] The life that was stolen, completed.
[2] The supporting heroine's life in the 1970s, completed.
[3] That villain wants to destroy the world, completed.
[4] The reborn military wife supporting heroine, completed.
[5] The years I raised my zombie son, completed.
[6] Good heavens, the original heroine is a cat, completed.
[7] Interstellar entertainment world: a big shot teaches you how to cultivate immortality, completed.
[8] I'm a top student, completed.
[9] The Beast World: His One and Only (Everyone's Favorite), completed. The second world is best enjoyed first; the third is even sweeter.
Recommended danmei story by a friend: Those Years I Caused Trouble in Liaozhai by Shui Wan. A troublemaking, brainless bottom x a caretaker top who cleans up the messes.
Neighboring story blurb: Please add it to your favorites. After transmigrating into a book, Su Jin discovers that her koi luck has skyrocketed to a whole new level. It used to bring good fortune to herself, but now it brings good fortune to others. Thanks to her luck, she goes from having a script about a nobody making it big in the entertainment industry to inheriting a wealthy family fortune worth tens of millions. An eighteenth-tier starlet becomes an impossibly rich heiress. And because she brings good fortune to others, anyone Su Jin sincerely wishes well can see their dreams come true. A pitiful heiress whose family has gone bankrupt can become a tycoon overnight after Su Jin says a few words. An outdated entertainment starlet instantly becomes an award-winning actress. ... Countless big shots surround Su Jin with a torrent of flattery: "Marry me," "Take me as your husband," "Sleep with me." One big shot: "..." Su Jin: I suspect I'm not a koi, but a big-shot-making machine! Note: The most important reason these people became big shots is that they already had talent and ability. They were just short on luck, or had opportunities stolen from them.
Theme: Take control of your life and live as your true self.
Personally, I think the writing is okay. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is better in the later stages. The main reason is that there are less late descriptions of the male protagonists in the early stage. I like it more when the interaction between the male and female protagonists is more. The story is a bit short, and every time there are almost two chapters left before I get to the bottom of it, so some expansion is OK. Chen Ya, who was born in the 1970s, didn't see the use.
The content is okay, but the ending of the story... Well, I don't know how to describe it, but basically it's still good-looking.
Although there are slightly more flaws, many places feel far-fetched. She is obviously a self-reliant female protagonist, but the male protagonist is too strong, and it seems that the heroine relies entirely on defeating the male protagonist. . The story is good, a little lacking. .
A doctor who once served as a military doctor can't set bones? Are you kidding me?
Ha
Ha
But... There is no mention of who the male protagonist is in reality, he doesn't exist (⊙o⊙)!
DaDa finally updated it, come on
DaDa finally updated it, come on
Isn't Mr. Ba too ridiculous? You are simply talking to yourself and cannot understand what others are saying! He felt that other people's rejection was just playing hard to get... It was so speechless. Can the heroine cruelly abuse the hero? I really want to beat the character to death this time...
Personally, I think the writing is okay. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is better in the later stages. The main reason is that there are less late descriptions of the male protagonists in the early stage. I like it more when the interaction between the male and female protagonists is more. The story is a bit short, and every time there are almost two chapters left before I get to the bottom of it, so some expansion is OK. Chen Ya, who was born in the 1970s, didn't see the use.
The content is okay, but the ending of the story... Well, I don't know how to describe it, but basically it's still good-looking.
Although there are slightly more flaws, many places feel far-fetched. She is obviously a self-reliant female protagonist, but the male protagonist is too strong, and it seems that the heroine relies entirely on defeating the male protagonist. . The story is good, a little lacking. .
A doctor who once served as a military doctor can't set bones? Are you kidding me?
Ha
Ha
But... There is no mention of who the male protagonist is in reality, he doesn't exist (⊙o⊙)!
DaDa finally updated it, come on
DaDa finally updated it, come on
Isn't Mr. Ba too ridiculous? You are simply talking to yourself and cannot understand what others are saying! He felt that other people's rejection was just playing hard to get... It was so speechless. Can the heroine cruelly abuse the hero? I really want to beat the character to death this time...