After entering the palace, Fan Yin had only two complaints.
First: The emperor talked too much and always thought there was something wrong with her head. Still, it didn't really matter, since he seemed to be more tolerant of her because of it.
Second: She wished she didn't have to deal with the consorts who thought she'd bewitched the emperor completely.
Fan Yin always thought she was just an ordinary person, until one day she heard the newly arrived Concubine Lin shouting in her mind: "System, hurry up and use 'Of three thousand beauties, I choose only one' on the emperor!"
Before long, the emperor was shocked to discover that he had become completely indifferent to everyone except Concubine Lin. How awkward.
Fan Yin found the whole thing impossible to put into words. She could only take her System's advice and save the "doomed ruler" who was about to be "led astray by beauty."
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"My Character Keeps Falling Apart? [Quick Transmigration]"
Wan Qing is an utterly ordinary little immortal in the Hall of Fate. She accepts a mission to play cannon-fodder female supporting characters in various small worlds. She really does want to complete her missions, but being a sucker for good looks isn't her fault...
World One: Wan Qing is the vain fiancee who breaks off her engagement with the male lead. According to the Hall of Fate's plan, she calls off the engagement when he can no longer cultivate. Once he gains a heaven-defying talent, she regrets it and pesters him relentlessly, only to be face-slapped by him in the end.
Wan Qing breaks off the engagement without a hitch. But when the male lead comes to face-slap her, she's already found someone new and wants to stay as far away from him as possible to avoid any misunderstandings. It's his own fault for showing up so late. If he'd come just six months earlier, she would still have had a sense of professional ethics.
World Two: Wan Qing is the wicked princess who pesters the male lead relentlessly. According to the Hall of Fate's plan, the male and female leads are in love with each other. She is supposed to keep pursuing him after their wedding, ruin her reputation, and finally be sent by the emperor to marry into another kingdom when he can no longer stand it.
Wan Qing sends gifts and even uses her power to bully people and snatch a man, except she seems to have gotten the wrong man.
World Three: Wan Qing is the beauty who brings ruin in a political-intrigue novel, the chief culprit behind the falling-out between two great strategists. According to the Hall of Fate's plan, she waits in a valley while her two senior brothers use the world as a chessboard. The winner will marry her.
Unfortunately, the two senior brothers have been fighting for ten years without a winner. But that's all right. By the time they remember her, she'll have become a mother.
World Four: Wan Qing is the male lead's selfish, stingy stepmother. According to the Hall of Fate's plan, the male and female leads will have a love so moving it touches heaven and earth. The male lead plans to offer all his family's wealth as a bride price to marry the woman he loves. His stepmother causes a commotion at every turn and throws the household into chaos, until the male lead's father divorces her. The female lead, meanwhile, earns widespread praise by taking the entire bride price with her as her dowry.
Wan Qing: Do you even know what a dowry is? It's a dowry! What will you have to do with the family fortune afterward? Bah, you two foolish paupers. I'm not serving you anymore.
World Five: To be decided.
Theme: To love another, you must first learn to love yourself.
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Pre-receipt of the next book: Quick Travel article "After Binding to the System, I Became a Scumbag"
The heroine Fanyin of "The Legendary Concubine" was born with a mental defect. In order to repair her soul, she was bound to a wish system and went to various worlds to help the destined people fulfill their wishes. She didn't know if it was of any use, but she was still a scumbag and had no burden.
1. Little fairies are not tools.
Does the mother use the heroine as a tool for revenge? It's a pity that the heroine has no heart. What does it have to do with her that the immortals and demons are incompatible? What? After going down to earth and experiencing calamity, Master regarded it as a reward for the competition between two senior brothers? Just as she was about to lift the table, the sky darkened and someone from heaven came to arrest her! A martial artist instantly transforms into a fairy.
2. The real daughter wants them to regret their mistakes
The father is not kissing, the mother is cheating on her daughter, the fiancé wants to break off the engagement in public, but who knows that the heroine is promoted in front of everyone?
3. The hermit master
As an expert hermit who is single and raising cubs, the heroine said that life is wonderful. Male protagonist: Wait, even if you are his aunt? So who is his uncle?
The two of them are really platonic. I'm shocked.
It's like the first time I've seen such an ending
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I kind of like Zhou Yanqing like this.
This article does not match the title of the novel at all. I thought I was deceived because it was a sweet article.
I don't like this ending, it's too sad
Alas, it's very sensible and reasonable, but I still want them to be together, which is a bit regretful.
The emperor cannot give the heroine the emotional support she wants, and always puts his responsibilities to the people, concubines, and children first. He is not even willing to deceive a fool. He regards the heroine as his personal property and is unwilling to respect her opinions. Since he insists on teaching the heroine the principles of survival and forcibly ties people together, it is best to stick to his conscience and not touch the heroine.
...? What kind of operation is this? If he really wants to be a good emperor, he shouldn't be responsible for himself and maintain good health. . . So is there still a relationship scene between them (bg people never give up) The main thing is that they are neither up nor down... It's really hard to pump... In fact, there are many side explanations that can show that the male protagonist actually has feelings for the female protagonist (both male and female), but a gentleman can judge his deeds but not his heart. He treats the queen and the prince better than the female protagonist. It's so much better, he is responsible for so many people, but he is really selfish towards the heroine... It's not that he can't treat the queen and the prince badly (the queen is very disliked by me), but mainly because he is so kind to the prince, making the heroine look like a tool (a tool). The strong contrast makes it difficult for me not to feel sorry for the heroine. He has almost no positive (and seemingly no side) emotional feedback to the heroine! ! ! The heroine has never received any (even a little) cherishment and love from others. This article really refreshed my lower limit on the level of affection (bg) the heroine can get. If the emperor plans to "teach" the heroine in various ways in such a cold way, it is really better to let her go... Is this a heartbreaking and inexplicable teaching method? ? ? Maybe someone can teach the heroine full of love... Why should the heroine continue to hurt her like this (in a cold way) in the first half of her life when she was maliciously treated by others (by her biological mother and after entering the palace)? Can't she accept some (obvious) love... I've said too much...
Although it feels good to be slapped in the face, Fanyin must be feeling uncomfortable.
Thank you for your support. We will update it every night at nine or twelve o'clock. If something happens, we will update it the next day! Pre-receipt of the next book: Quick Travel article "After Binding to the System, I Became a Scumbag" The heroine Fanyin of "The Legendary Concubine" was born with a mental defect. In order to repair her soul, she was bound to a wish system and went to various worlds to help the destined people fulfill their wishes. She didn't know if it was of any use, but she was still a scumbag and had no burden. 1. Little fairies are not tools. Does the mother use the heroine as a tool for revenge? It's a pity that the heroine has no heart. What does it have to do with her that the immortals and demons are incompatible? What? After going down to earth and experiencing calamity, Master regarded it as a reward for the competition between two senior brothers? Just as she was about to lift the table, the sky darkened and someone from heaven came to arrest her! A martial artist instantly transforms into a fairy. 2. The real daughter wants them to regret their mistakes The father is not kissing, the mother is cheating on her daughter, the fiancé wants to break off the engagement in public, but who knows that the heroine is promoted in front of everyone? 3. The hermit master As an expert hermit who is single and raising cubs, the heroine said that life is wonderful. Male protagonist: Wait, even if you are his aunt? So who is his uncle?
The two of them are really platonic. I'm shocked. It's like the first time I've seen such an ending quack quack quack
I kind of like Zhou Yanqing like this.
This article does not match the title of the novel at all. I thought I was deceived because it was a sweet article.
I don't like this ending, it's too sad
Alas, it's very sensible and reasonable, but I still want them to be together, which is a bit regretful.
The emperor cannot give the heroine the emotional support she wants, and always puts his responsibilities to the people, concubines, and children first. He is not even willing to deceive a fool. He regards the heroine as his personal property and is unwilling to respect her opinions. Since he insists on teaching the heroine the principles of survival and forcibly ties people together, it is best to stick to his conscience and not touch the heroine.
...? What kind of operation is this? If he really wants to be a good emperor, he shouldn't be responsible for himself and maintain good health. . . So is there still a relationship scene between them (bg people never give up) The main thing is that they are neither up nor down... It's really hard to pump... In fact, there are many side explanations that can show that the male protagonist actually has feelings for the female protagonist (both male and female), but a gentleman can judge his deeds but not his heart. He treats the queen and the prince better than the female protagonist. It's so much better, he is responsible for so many people, but he is really selfish towards the heroine... It's not that he can't treat the queen and the prince badly (the queen is very disliked by me), but mainly because he is so kind to the prince, making the heroine look like a tool (a tool). The strong contrast makes it difficult for me not to feel sorry for the heroine. He has almost no positive (and seemingly no side) emotional feedback to the heroine! ! ! The heroine has never received any (even a little) cherishment and love from others. This article really refreshed my lower limit on the level of affection (bg) the heroine can get. If the emperor plans to "teach" the heroine in various ways in such a cold way, it is really better to let her go... Is this a heartbreaking and inexplicable teaching method? ? ? Maybe someone can teach the heroine full of love... Why should the heroine continue to hurt her like this (in a cold way) in the first half of her life when she was maliciously treated by others (by her biological mother and after entering the palace)? Can't she accept some (obvious) love... I've said too much...
Although it feels good to be slapped in the face, Fanyin must be feeling uncomfortable.
Too embarrassed to see him? He really has a face