New novel, please add it to your reading list: After Becoming a Seductive Temptress [Book Transmigration]
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After waking up, Chu Xue finds herself in a novel called The CEO’s Moonlight, as the vicious supporting character who framed the heroine.
As if that weren’t enough, she’s landed at the point where the CEO has thrown her out, the whole internet hates her, and she’s living in dire straits.
With the principle of getting back up wherever you fall, Chu Xue decides to stick to her character this time: seductive but not vulgar, alluring but not shameless.
She’s gone from hated to beloved and weathered every storm, only to fall into a pit with Xiao Yu.
Xiao Yu: “I advise you to understand one thing. Never try to reason with a lawyer.”
Chu Xue: “If I can’t win the argument, can’t I just avoid you?”
Xiao Yu: “Remember this. I will never let you go, not even when I’m dead.”
Chu Xue: “...Shivering in fear.”
Xiao Yu: “If you’re cold, come to bed.”
Blurb:
As a nobody, the luckiest thing that ever happened to Xiao Xue was getting bound to a System and transported into one of her favorite novels. The most unfortunate part was the System’s idiotic rule: she had to play the supporting role in the novel and make the heroine shine. She had to trample herself down and lift the heroine up.
Even more absurdly, she’d only read halfway through the book when she was sent off to do a mission.
All she could remember was that the heroine was a poor heiress whose parents had both died. She was resilient and patient, and ultimately became a leading actress.
That wasn’t all. What interested Xiao Xue most was that the men behind the heroine were each more powerful than the last:
1. Her first love was an award-winning actor.
2. A CEO who was already married, but still regarded the heroine as the moonlight of his life.
3. The ultimate boss, who had silently protected her all along.
When she wakes up, she has become the novel’s cannon-fodder supporting character, the CEO’s original wife. What should she do now? What happens next? How is she supposed to frame the heroine?
Wait, isn’t my character supposed to be a white lotus?
Theme:
Anticlimactic... Everything the heroine did in the beginning was to complete the task, but in the end she didn't want to leave? What the hell kind of ending is this? It feels like a drama about an ancient domineering president who wears a book and falls in love with me... Everyone's relationship with the heroine is inexplicable. From the beginning, all the male protagonists were disgusted with the female protagonist, and their deep love for the original heroine. Later, they all changed their style and seemed to suddenly fall in love with the heroine? Why? Is it just because of the face? If the subsequent dislike of the original heroine was due to her being in multiple boats, then how could the heroine, who watched the heroine move around among the male protagonists, become aura-enhanced and be favored by thousands of people? If in the end the heroine sticks to her heart, completes the mission and goes back, then forget it ~ I think the heroine is taking the path of a coquettish bitch, but why is she pregnant and unable to leave in the end? It's simply a forced author... I'm speechless. What other setting is like giving birth to 10 children? Doesn't the author know how hard it is for women to give birth to children? Writing something like this in such a simple way, does the male protagonist really love the female protagonist? After giving birth to four children, she still has to give birth to more children... This is really a punishment for the heroine, right?
????? Forced happy ending???
The extra is very fantasy, why is it gone?
Anticlimactic... Everything the heroine did in the beginning was to complete the task, but in the end she didn't want to leave? What the hell kind of ending is this? It feels like a drama about an ancient domineering president who wears a book and falls in love with me... Everyone's relationship with the heroine is inexplicable. From the beginning, all the male protagonists were disgusted with the female protagonist, and their deep love for the original heroine. Later, they all changed their style and seemed to suddenly fall in love with the heroine? Why? Is it just because of the face? If the subsequent dislike of the original heroine was due to her being in multiple boats, then how could the heroine, who watched the heroine move around among the male protagonists, become aura-enhanced and be favored by thousands of people? If in the end the heroine sticks to her heart, completes the mission and goes back, then forget it ~ I think the heroine is taking the path of a coquettish bitch, but why is she pregnant and unable to leave in the end? It's simply a forced author... I'm speechless. What other setting is like giving birth to 10 children? Doesn't the author know how hard it is for women to give birth to children? Writing something like this in such a simple way, does the male protagonist really love the female protagonist? After giving birth to four children, she still has to give birth to more children... This is really a punishment for the heroine, right?
The original heroine is Old Man Su's daughter, right? How could she treat her son like this?
The new book is good to read, please try to update it~
The new book is very nice~
It's pretty. I thought I'd wear it quickly.
Thanks to the limited exemption, it's almost six o'clock now. I stayed up late to finish reading. I always read novels slowly because I don't want to miss any detail. In fact, I am quite disappointed with Wenwen. Maybe it is because I have never thought about writing a long novel, so there are still many shortcomings. Let's talk about my ex-husband. He was a scumbag, but he changed a bit. According to the memory of the heroine, her ex-husband has always loved the original heroine. Even if she was half-hearted and never looked back at him, she still persisted in it for more than two hundred chapters. However, as this book is written, he soon changed his mind. Although it can be said that it was because his ex-wife was good to others and had a bad attitude, he fell in love with his ex-wife again. But according to what the original author wrote, the love he persisted in for more than two hundred chapters ended up causing the original heroine to be ruined. It was a bit of a change too fast. . . . Next is Su Yu. I have to say that I like Su Yu very much. Although he didn't know right from wrong at first and seemed to be brainless, I still like him very much because his character is that kind of dedicated and warm person. He always wants to protect the one he loves. The former original heroine, no matter how bad she was, he always protected her. In the end, although he also changed and wanted to protect the current heroine, a good boy actually killed his brother?? Really, the transformation of the characters in your works is too far-fetched. There is no transition period. If you say you give up, you give up. It's like the one you loved so much was not him. I can understand the disillusionment, but I can't understand that there is no transition period. This kind of love comes and goes too fast. It's a bit heartless. I like Su Yu very much, but he writes as if he has no soul. The original heroine, she is a selfish person. To be honest, she is used to a good life and is really afraid of hardship. She is afraid, so she becomes very selfish. She is also a very pitiful person. She dares not ask for anything except money. She protects love. This is very realistic. Many modern people are like this. After reading the whole article, she has not done anything big wrong. She occasionally uses small tricks. I pity her. The male protagonist, there is nothing to say about his domineering character. He just always protects his wife. He is a typical domineering character. He also falls in love with the female protagonist for no reason, just because she has taken advantage of him before. . . . I have the least feeling for the female protagonist. From the beginning to the end, she just treats the world as a novel and everyone as NPCs. Everything she does is just a task. She has never loved anyone, and she only loves the male protagonist because he is good to her. In the last three months, she has not hesitated to choose to do tasks, and has never planned for anyone to stay. Even if she loves the male protagonist, I really don't feel it. Finally, when I was about to leave, I didn't feel anything about her, and there wasn't much reluctance. The system said she was pregnant and she couldn't leave. I personally think she thought it would be okay if she left. Anyway, there were people here who were kind to her and loved her. In the end, she didn't want to leave. It's a punishment from the system, not because she simply doesn't want to leave and doesn't love Su Yu. There are many ways to prevent Su Yu from contacting the heroine. In the end, she chose to deceive Su Yu's feelings. I think such a heroine really doesn't deserve the love of the hero. Alas, no matter what, it's fine. Keep up the good work.
After watching it for so long, the extras are the best. I've finished writing the rest of it.