Upcoming story: When a Possessive Villain Transmigrates into the School Hunk
Blurb:
Given a second life, Lu Yu swears:
She won't be the girl everyone loves to hate anymore.
She'll study hard and get into a good university.
She won't be Su Che's backup girlfriend anymore.
So she takes off her heavy makeup, throws away her metal pipe, puts on her school uniform, picks up her backpack... and blocks Su Che.
She thinks life will be as quiet and ordinary as she'd imagined.
Until one day, a tall, handsome boy takes the seat behind her.
Just like her, he opens up a copy of the Five-Three exam prep book.
A ballpoint pen slowly twirls the ends of her hair, and the boy's distinctive husky voice comes from behind her.
"Page 131, question four. Is the answer 520?"
Later on...
What's scarier than a bad student getting into fights?
A pair of bad students starting to study together, and being extremely... unashamed to ask questions.
The class representatives for each subject have something to say about that.
Chinese: At least they can read Chinese characters...
Math: When are we having the next class officer election? (┬_┬)
English: Have you ever felt the despair of someone who doesn't even know what a definite article is, yet keeps asking you about relative clauses?
Physics: If only I'd chosen the humanities.
Chemistry: Same as above +1.
Biology: Same as above +2.
Reader's Guide:
1. Sweet campus romance. Please add it to your library.
2. A tsundere, brooding, school-bullying wolf puppy who pretends to be aloof x a reformed troublemaker who only wants to study and pretends to be a top student
3. The author's logic is dead, and the story won't hold up to scrutiny. Whether you stay or go is up to you. If you drop the story, there's no need to leave a note about it~~
Upcoming story: "When a Possessive Villain Transmigrates into the School Hunk"
Blurb One:
Ye Xiaoran accidentally gets sucked into a melodramatic fantasy novel.
To get back, she betrays and abandons the possessive villain so powerful that the entire Three Realms tremble when he stamps his foot: Lord Luantian.
As the sharp sword pierces his chest, Ye Xiaoran looks into Lord Luantian's frigid, murderous eyes. She's a little scared, but also finds it strangely thrilling...
After she returns, she's back in her second year of high school. Having endured all kinds of horrors in the fantasy world, she resolves to study hard and bask in the sunshine of the new century.
Until one day, a new student transfers to her school.
He looks seventy percent like that dead bastard Lord Luantian, and his sneer looks even more like his!
The new student specifically asks to sit next to Ye Xiaoran. Once seated, he gives her a cold sidelong glance, then sneers. "Ye Xiaoran, I've found you. Get your neck nice and clean and wait for me!"
Ye Xiaoran: "..."
Looks like something remarkable came back with her!!!
Blurb Two:
After his chest is pierced, Shen Yuzhou hates Ye Xiaoran, who escaped and vanished without a trace.
He never imagined that the vicious, cunning woman would show no mercy after he had truly fallen for her!
Before he bleeds to death, he swears he'll capture her!
So Shen Yuzhou gives up his path to immortality and follows Ye Xiaoran to a completely unfamiliar world.
That night, the sky is dark and the streetlights dim.
Covered in mud and so dirty he looks like a beggar, Shen Yuzhou crouches alone in a corner. His narrow eyes are lowered, and his stomach growls with hunger.
Suddenly, a piping-hot bun is held out in front of him.
He lifts his eyes, and a smiling face, bright as a flower, fills his vision.
"Here, little beggar. Eat it while it's hot."
Shen Yuzhou: "..."
Ye Xiaoran, you have some nerve! You stab me, then humiliate me too!!
[The ferocious villain returns for revenge and ends up pursuing his wife?? x the pitiful heroine who cleans her neck and waits to die]
Theme:
I don't understand at all why the heroine still accepts the hero after she is reborn. When I read the article, she was indeed determined when she was reborn, but then she wavered and even flirted back. Isn't she afraid that one day in the future, if something happens again, the hero will push her out again?
After reading the comments, I skipped to the extra chapter to watch the heroine's past life. Oh my god, I think the heroine's previous life was really not miserable. The one who was beaten by the heroine was really miserable. He was in a vegetative state and would never wake up. This person only had two choices, either his family gave up treatment, or his family had to bear the burden of raising a vegetative state in his next life. I think this person is really miserable. To be honest, I feel that the heroine is really not miserable enough. And I feel that the heroine actually has no regrets at all. When she was reborn, she just wanted to not ruin her life. I didn't watch the middle part, and I don't know if the heroine felt sorry for her after she was reborn. After watching this episode, I really hated the heroine.
I really want to know what happened to Lu Che in the non-reborn life. Did he find the heroine? Did he find out about the heroine's situation after the accident, etc. If I just simply sent a message and let it go because the heroine didn't reply... It's a pity.
It's not perfect. After the female protagonist left, the male protagonist went to find her and found that she couldn't be found. A few years later, he found that the female protagonist was dead and blamed himself for committing suicide.
Probably because I inherited the family business and felt guilty for not falling in love for the rest of my life.
The Su family's parents were so shameless in their previous life. After the heroine's rebirth, she truly treats them as family. Aren't you afraid that something unexpected will happen one day and they will be pushed out to take the blame again?
How should I say ~ I have regrets
I don't like this ending. Just because I have to do it again doesn't mean I can ignore the previous hurt. It's still so painful.
Why didn't you write the follow-up to the previous life?
Reforming evil and returning to righteousness, campus love, without a vicious female supporting character, but with the prejudice of a patriarchal grandma and classmates.