One second, Xu Jiao was watching a TV drama featuring a villain modeled after Zhao Gao.
The next, she transmigrated into the role of the villain's cannon-fodder half-sister, whom he used to spite the heroine before eventually chopping her into mincemeat.
At this moment, the heroine's entire family had been arrested and their property confiscated, and all the women had been sentenced to become government courtesans.
Fu Zigao looked at the proud, headstrong heroine with a cold expression and said arrogantly, "Xu Waner, back then, you looked down on me in every way. Now, even if you knelt and begged me, saying you were willing to be my woman, you wouldn't get the chance."
As he spoke, he put his arm around the heroine's half-sister, the newly transmigrated Xu Jiao. "Look carefully. Anyone who follows me, Fu Zigao, even a dog, can sit on that supreme throne if I say so."
Xu Jiao: "..."
To avoid ending up in a place like that, Xu Jiao clung tightly to the villainous eunuch's sleeve and climbed into his carriage with him. "Husband, where should I sit?"
Fu Zigao: "What, you want to sit on my lap?"
Next novel coming soon
"The White Moonlight of a Dead Eunuch"
Su Wanwan transmigrates into a power fantasy novel as the white moonlight of a cannon-fodder eunuch, as well as a darkened, vicious female supporting character who is deeply in love with the male lead.
When she wakes up, a devoted-looking man takes her hand. "Wanwan, why make things difficult for yourself? That dead eunuch can't do anything to you anyway. Why not give in to him and let him promote me? Once I have more power than he does, I'll get rid of that menace and marry you in a grand ceremony."
Su Wanwan pulls her hand free. "Sure."
Then she turns around, wraps her arms around the dead eunuch Yan Ping's leg, and never lets go.
"The Immortal Consort of the Ailing Emperor"
The cultivation world's most beautiful female sword cultivator, pretending to be a cold and aloof immortal maiden x a sickly, obsessive emperor who seeks eternal life.
Born with a heavenly spiritual root and a pure yin body, Ji Zishu was the most talented female disciple of Tianhua Sect's Sword Peak. However, during a mission to exterminate demons, her soul left her body.
When her consciousness awakened, a witch from the Yue Kingdom had invited her into her body and conveyed the resentment of a man.
Yin Rui: I am twenty-nine years old. I unified the realm, standardized the written language and the weights and measures... My achievements surpass those of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, and my benevolence has benefited all living beings. I exhausted myself and ruined my health doing it, all in pursuit of eternal life. What did I do wrong? Why won't the gods protect me?
Ji Zishu: You did nothing wrong. That's why I came. I'll let you live to ninety-nine.
After turning ninety-nine, Yin Rui clutched the jade pendant the immortal maiden had given him. "I really want to go to the immortal realm and become an immortal couple with her."
And so the pendant heard his call and took him to the cultivation world, where he found his immortal maiden: a living corpse who had been disfigured, had her spiritual root stolen, and had lain asleep for a hundred years.
"That's so tragic. I'll dig for immortal ore every day and earn spirit stones to save you."
Theme: Not everyone is born evil.
I feel very sorry for this eunuch. He obviously saved Xu Jiao's family, but he was stabbed. But how could Xu Jiao fall in love with Fu Zigao if she had the hatred of genocide? Even if she fell in love with her through time travel without any family ties hindering her, would Fu Zi have high trust?
Okay, okay, big, more, more points
The plot is very attractive, but there are too many typos! A big overhaul~
"Feng" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Isn't it Mr. Xu?
Good-looking(??ω??)??
So can eunuchs be humane?
Not only is it simply impossible to pass on the family lineage, but it is also impossible to even lift the weight?
If you like watching, you should work hard ^0^~
The heroine and her family are a bit disgusting...
Although I didn't understand what this article was about, I was still a little fascinated.