1. The author is about to start school, and has already fallen into a state of hair loss and insomnia. I figure I'll have written around 100,000 characters before packing up and heading back to campus.
2. This story clashes with the original setting, so I've decided to give it a major rewrite. I'm not sure whether I should lock the story while I work on it... I see other people locking theirs during major rewrites, but I don't really know how this works.
3. I'm thinking about starting a group so you can nag me for updates and keep me from getting so absorbed in studying that I forget the unfinished story beckoning to me...
4. Chapter 24 will be replaced with a yuri extra. I will not accept any objections... (An owed update for reaching 100 followers.)
5. Well, that's about it.
This is an uplifting story about a soft, timid fangirl who is forced to transmigrate into an idol and take the idol's place, acting cool, fighting, and falling in love.
But if the fangirl herself is a coward and the idol is a rock-straight guy, then this is definitely a tragedy. Let's observe one second of silence for the fangirl.
Villain: Ao Xiao Hongchen, you've nowhere left to run!
Yu Hongshi (afraid, eyes squeezed shut): Y-y-y-you! Unforgivable! (Don't come any closer, eek...)
The villain dies beneath the chaos of Hongchen's swords.
Ao Xiao Hongchen: You! Unforgivable...!
Yu Hongshi (completely chicken): I... I'm unforgivable! I'm sorry, sob sob...
P.S. I'm a beginner, so please be kind. I have no outline and no stockpile of chapters. Updates are irregular, and my writing isn't great. My friends are all watching me. If I don't update, they'll beat me to a pulp... [Actually, maybe I should save up chapters first? Hmmmmm]
When will you be back to update? Wait for you
Dad, where have you been? I really want to see the follow-up, I wonder if there will be an update this year!
There is still an update day!
Click the claw! Looking forward to the update!
Later in the story, Ao Xiao Hongchen lived in seclusion after Chou Yue faked her death, and met the girl Yu Niang. They felt that they were connected to each other and were soul mates. But the more things went like this, the more Yu Niang couldn't tolerate Ao Xiao's sorrow and anger, so she broke up and left. After meeting Hai Shangjun, she didn't expect to see Ao Xiao again many years later. There was a substitute Yuan Dongqu beside her, and she investigated and found out that Chou Yue was not dead. Yu Niang cares so much about Haishangjun. If an outsider doesn't know her, he might think that she and Haishangjun are in love. And since she knows Ao Bo so well that she only knows him after living together for a long time, she is most likely the ex-girlfriend Ao Bo met when he was living in seclusion. I always feel that Ao Bo Feng Ping was victimized. He couldn't let go of his first love, so he hurt Yu Niang, who loved him. Later, when he saw Yu Niang, he couldn't forget his old love for her. But he had a substitute Yuan Dongqu beside him, and she was Chou Yue's daughter. Ao Bo will definitely become the hero of popular novels in the future.
Suddenly I feel that the plot will become: Yuan kills Yu Niang → Love makes people crazy → Ao Bei's dilemma → Original wife Chou Yue, substitute Yuan Dongqu, soul mate Yu Niang →_→ Ao Bei suddenly becomes a scumbag, hahahahahahahahahaha
Yu Niang and Ao Xiao seem to have a tacit understanding because of the relationship between the incarnation and the main body. Won't Chou Yue misunderstand them in the future?
To be honest, I watched Su Su in this period first, and sometimes I couldn't get into it. Later, I watched the old drama to supplement the plot, and then I got used to Su Su in the later period, and suddenly I felt that Su Su in this period was very complicated. It is normal for Su Huanzhen, an extraordinary person like him, to have an unruly period, but when I saw Su Xuyuan died for the first time I still feel quite uncomfortable. Although the relationship between father and son is very tense and cold at this time, the relationship between father and son was preconceived. After watching it, I don't know where Su Xiaobao went (seems to be a mentally ill woman who likes Su Su? Or a female fish? Call her Xinxian, I think). His death was very tragic. His father... Emmmmm, there seems to be no follow-up reaction. At that time, I wanted to flip the table, that's you moth, you are just a moth! But, this man, he... Went on to save the world, hmm→_→ Then Su Rouyun was added to complete the Susu family tree. This was Ouyang Shangzhi's fault, but Susu's sister died in a very painful way anyway. Thinking about the many people who died fighting for peace with Susu in the early days, I feel like I can't breathe. The author's last question was put to the later Xian Huangsu. I personally think that at that time, he cared about the world, but left a pure land for the people he cared about, and was willing to do his best to protect these people. But during this period, I feel that he may care about his relatives, but he will not hesitate to sacrifice these cares in order to achieve long-term peace. I can't describe this feeling, but I feel distressed, cold, and twisted.
I finished reading it in one sitting today and it felt pretty good. I have saved it!
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