[In one sentence: After being reborn and transmigrating into a book, she discovers she has been a character in the story all along]
Kong Li transmigrates into a campus romance novel and becomes the villain’s beloved white moonlight.
The original owner has fair skin, a beautiful face, and long legs. She’s also an academic ace, but she doesn’t have the heroine’s halo.
There’s a villain in the book, the unreachable cinnabar mole the heroine loves. Kong Li is terrified of him. To keep her distance, she resolutely sets off down the road to becoming cannon fodder: a dead end, with nowhere to turn!
On the first day after returning to the story, Kong Li is enthusiastically confessed to by the villain.
Kong Li, fired up like she’s had an adrenaline shot, pins him against the wall and says, “Darling, let’s get married!”
The villain freezes for three seconds, drops the roses, and bolts.
Kong Li: ...Why won’t he listen to my passionate confession? Don’t run!
P.S. An outrageously sweet little treat. If you love romances so sweet they’ll make your teeth ache, don’t miss this! The male lead is wonderful, and the female lead is an absolute boss.
Funny, badass heroine VS rough, devoted puppy-like guy
Important: The male lead has always loved the heroine. The heroine was originally a character in the book. Find out what happened in the story, and don’t forget to add it to your library. Kisses! This romance is sweet enough to make your teeth ache. Love you all!
Coming soon: I Became the Villain’s Stepmother
Blurb: Su Jin is a Jinjiang reader. She has just written a long review of a romance novel called Those Things in a Wealthy Family. The most infuriating, seductive homewrecker in the book shares her name, and she’s an utterly despicable woman, the worst of the worst!
Su Jin wants nothing more than to jump into the book and kill the woman. The next day, she wakes to find herself staring at a handsome, cold man in a wheelchair, and she’s completely dumbfounded!
Villain: “Su Jin, since you want to break up, we’ll have nothing to do with each other from now on!”
Su Jin: ...
She’s transmigrated right into the scene where the villain breaks up with his stepmother. She wants to cry!
Mom, I want to go home.
The heroine is independent and strong, with a powerful golden finger. She’ll make every scumbag cry for mercy.
Coming soon: I Only Want to Shower My Violent Husband with Affection
Blurb:
Mi Yuan is a great general from a matriarchal kingdom. After decades on the battlefield, she transmigrates into a wealthy-family romance novel as the discarded wife bullied by the male lead.
The male lead spoils his mistress and destroys his wife. How can a great woman be bullied like this by a man? Where is her dignity as a woman?
On the first day after transmigrating, the heroine divorces the male lead, beats up the mistress, and kicks out a whole crowd of bizarre relatives. She plans to marry several gentle, virtuous men and make them her husbands, but accidentally ends up sleeping with Ji Chuan, a violent little wolf.
Since she’s taken his virtue, she intends to take responsibility and lavish affection on her first husband. Instead, Ji Chuan spoils her rotten.
Ji Chuan is defiant by nature, afraid of nothing, and dark-tempered and violent. If he can’t stand someone or something, he settles it with a single blow.
But one day, he finds himself pinned beneath a woman, and she says she wants to marry him.
Ji Chuan is furious. He thinks, the little brat slept with him and now wants to marry him? In her dreams!
Who could have guessed that, in the end, he’d be chasing after Mi Yuan and begging her to marry him? He’ll be a good husband and absolutely won’t cause trouble.
A sweet, violent little scene:
Ji Chuan: “Wife, I’m the only man you’re allowed to have. If you dare touch someone else, I’ll break his third leg.”
Mi Yuan: “Men shouldn’t be jealous. Where did you learn your husbandly precepts?”
Ji Chuan takes off his clothes and gives her a smoldering look: “Husbandly precepts? Do we really need those? Hmm?”
Mi Yuan: ...
Did she marry a temptress? Can she ever look at anyone else again?
This is the story of a woman with a strong sense of female superiority who wants to spoil her husband, but ends up being spoiled beyond all reason by him.
A super-sweet treat. The heroine can be a little absent-minded at times, but though she was born in a matriarchal society, she’s still as tough as iron. The male lead is hot-tempered and occasionally tsundere, and he clings to her like crazy.
Coming soon: The Wealthy Big Shot Can Transform
Yu Mianmian transmigrates into a workplace novel as a female cannon-fodder character.
The original owner is stuck in a family of vampires: her parents favor sons over daughters, her fiance cheats on her with a rich beauty, her demon of a boss exploits her every day, and her fake friends keep trying to pimp her out.
On her first day after transmigrating, her best friend tries to hand her over to a sleazy man to work as an escort. Yu Mianmian kicks the creep away, only to have her demonic boss grab her by the waist and pin her against the wall.
Rumor has it that Yi Beiting suffers from an unspeakable ailment.
To put the rumors to rest, Yi Beiting grabs a random woman and pins her against the wall, never expecting that this kitten would scratch up his face and steal his heart.
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Yu Mianmian discovers that every night a hamster crawls into her chest and makes a nest. Since getting this little hamster, she no longer has to stay up later than a dog and get up earlier than a chicken. Life is wonderful.
But one day, Yu Mianmian discovers that after she kisses her hamster, it transforms into a man. And this man turns out to be...
Yi Beiting: “Darling, you’ll never leave me in this lifetime. Come here, give me a kiss.”
Yu Mianmian: “You’re too ugly. Rejected.”
This is the story of a proud, sultry, scheming wealthy big shot who can transform, and a quirky, carefree heroine who knows martial arts.
No logic, just a feel-good story with sweet romance.
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It's not easy to come across a story that I really like. Why is it so deceptive? It's obviously good at the beginning, but the logic behind it is getting worse and worse. In the end, Kong Wei's identity is not revealed. The heroine should be the missing child of the Wang family. Sigh, it's really painful to watch, it's such a good setting...
I remember in the early stage it was said that the heroine is an orphan in real life, so she longs for family affection in the book. But later she wakes up in real life with parents, and the characters in it are a bit like idiots. If you suspect someone, you will just pounce on them without looking for evidence. Isn't this just to scare the snake away?
Writing is not easy, and the author still works hard, but I always feel sorry for wasting my money.
It took so long for An Ran to find the police??????? What the hell? Do the police not care about illegal detention??????
Didn't you hit your head? That Wu's mother, why does it look like nothing is wrong now?
Oh my god, it's a waste of my little money. The logic of this article is amazing.
I also felt cheated, a lot of things were ended without explanations, and the ending was hazy. Kong Wei is not the Wang family, and it has not been revealed yet. There are several chapters in the reality chapter, but it is unclear and feels like there is no context.
I guess I'm the only one who left a message... It's so trick...
Why not call the police earlier? With the efficiency of the police, the person should have been found long ago.
First review, chicken jelly, finally updated