I Dream About the Crown Prince as a Child Every Night

Ye Shushu thinks she may be possessed. Ever since she transmigrated into a novel as the villainess, she has dreamed of the same child every night.

The child is only about six or seven years old. His life is miserable: his father doesn't care for him, his mother doesn't love him, and he has suffered countless hardships at such a young age. One day, when his stepmother beats him for no reason, Ye Shushu can no longer stand by and steps in to protect him...*

Rumors spread inside and outside the palace that the current crown prince wandered among the common people after an accident when he was two, and was not found until he was eight.

The crown prince had a pitiful childhood. He wandered through remote, impoverished places, enduring hardship and sorrow...

Only the crown prince himself knows that, as a child, a fairy watched over him, gave him delicious food, taught him to read, and stopped others from bullying him.

She was the only light in his darkness.****

Coming soon: "A Lucky Treasure in the Farming Household." The whole family of Ye Laosan is cursed with bad luck.

The father is strong and healthy, but blight ruins his crops, and every pheasant runs off before he can get to it.

The mother is clever and skillful, but every pig she raises dies, and so do all her chickens.

Their only son is bright and diligent, and loves to study, but every time the imperial exams come around, he either gets diarrhea or a high fever.

Later, Ye Laosan even finds a little girl and names her Fufu.

The eldest aunt laughs as she cracks sunflower seeds: "She's probably another unlucky one."

The second aunt laughs and adds: "Maybe she's a jinx, too."

Fufu is soft, sweet, beautiful, and adorable. After she comes to the Ye family, her father has bumper harvests every year, and pheasants run right into his arms while he's hunting.

The pigs her mother raises grow plump and strong, and her chickens lay eggs every day, all year round.

And her older brother's success in the imperial examinations keeps rising. He even earns the title of third-place palace graduate, awarded by the emperor!

Coming soon: "After the Regent Is Reborn." The thing Regent Huo Zhou regrets most in his life is saving Gu Jin, that treacherous, despicable ingrate, when the Gu family fell into disgrace. If not for him, how could Huo Zhou have ended up pierced by ten thousand arrows? After being reborn, he finds that Chancellor Gu has fallen from power just as he did in his previous life, and the entire Gu family has been exiled.

Huo Zhou smiles coldly and tells the guard beside him, "Someone, bring Gu Jin to me."

The guard takes his orders and leaves. Huo Zhou rubs his hands together, determined to torture that bastard Gu Jin to death. But the guard returns with a delicate young woman.

Huo Zhou snarls, "Where's Gu Jin?"

The guard sweats nervously. "Your Highness, she is Gu Jin..."

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Only after living again does Gu Jin learn that she was merely a supporting female character in a novel. No matter how hard she worked for the male lead, or how she risked her life for him, she could never escape the fate of being cannon fodder. In this second life, she decides she wants nothing to do with that piece-of-trash male lead. Better to keep her head down and live a quiet, peaceful life. But the great villain she once schemed to take down finds her ahead of schedule, and it seems he's been reborn too!

Gu Jin: !!!!!!!!!

Should she play dumb, play dumb, or keep playing dumb? (The female lead disguised herself as a man in her previous life.)

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Coming soon: "I Slept with My Idol, Then Lost My Memory"

Theme: Keep going, and the clouds will part to reveal the moon.