[Advance notice: My upcoming historical romance, What Do I Do When My Husband Keeps Turning Evil?, is a sweet little treat. Please add it to your collection!]
Blurb One:
Feng Sui-sui, a Best Actress Golden Horse Award winner, transmigrates into a book and, wouldn't you know it, becomes a villainess with average looks (just kidding) and negative intelligence.
For three years, she fights with the heroine, her white-lotus half-sister, and loses every time.
The male lead falls for the heroine and wants to break off his engagement to her. Her father has given up on her after her repeated attempts to get herself killed, and now that she's fallen from favor, even the servants dare to bully and humiliate her.
The villainess schemes to marry the male lead, only to end up disfigured and mute, with her hands and feet chopped off by him.
Having acted in seven palace-intrigue dramas, Feng Sui-sui says, "Heh. What's all this domestic scheming stuff? I love it!"
Blurb Two:
At seventeen, he became disabled in both legs while saving the new emperor, and was a cripple from then on.
At twenty-nine, he gave his life defending his country, with the enemy troops cutting off his head.
It wasn't until the moment he died that he learned both incidents had been orchestrated by the new emperor.
He opened his eyes and found himself back at seventeen. With twelve years to live again, he carefully plotted every move, all to kill the despicable emperor and seize the throne.
Dongfang Ling has lived two lifetimes and has no interest in women. Then he meets Feng Sui-sui, who in her previous life had been so desperate to marry Prince Li that she nearly died for him, but in this life is doing everything she can to break off their engagement and get away from him.
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Feng Sui-sui: I'm an older unmarried woman. I've decided to spend my life beside the Buddha's lamp.
Dongfang Ling (smiling): What a coincidence. My childhood name is Qingdeng.
A sweet, laid-back heroine who can be adorable or swoon-worthy VS a cold, aloof, lovesick black-hearted lotus.
Advance notice: My upcoming historical romance, What Do I Do When My Husband Keeps Turning Evil?, is a sweet little treat. Please add it to your collection!
Blurb:
Song Dingding transmigrates into a cultivation novel as the villainess who makes everyone's life miserable.
The original owner ruins her legitimate older sister's reputation, so her family marries her off to Pei Ming, a blind outer-sect disciple. Unable to bear the humiliation, she bangs her head against a wall and dies on her wedding night.
Her husband Pei Ming was born with an evil bone and mismatched eyes. In truth, he is the reincarnated spirit essence of an ancient demon who perished long ago.
After he accidentally hurts someone and draws blood, his demonic energy revives. He begins killing innocents and slaughtering sects, and is eventually hacked to pieces by the righteous male lead for forcibly taking the original owner's older sister.
Song Dingding looks at the black-clad youth shivering in the snowy cold outside the door on their wedding night: ...
I think I can keep laying low for a little longer.
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Pei Ming is reborn. He plans to conquer the cultivation world, and his first step is to get blood on his hands and revive his sealed demonic energy.
But then...
At a sect tournament, just as Pei Ming is about to go on a killing spree, he draws something over a meter long from the scabbard at his waist: a giant green-haired cucumber.
Song Dingding: Use gentleness to overcome force, win without shedding blood. You're the best, dear!
Trapped in a maze in the Demon Realm, with demons closing in, Pei Ming is about to slaughter them all when he's suddenly hoisted onto a slender shoulder.
Song Dingding: Hold on tight, dear! I'm using Flash and Ghost, so we'll escape like pros!
After receiving a mandarin-duck sachet from her older sister, Pei Ming is about to take his revenge when three sticks of incense are suddenly shoved into his hands.
Song Dingding: Only male mandarin ducks have colorful feathers. Look at this pair of male mandarin ducks on the sachet. Your sister must want to become sworn brothers with you!
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Pei Ming thinks his wife, who died young in his previous life, is a little strange...
Well, strangely adorable.
[Important] In his previous life, the male lead was not in love with the heroine's older sister. That was a misunderstanding.
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Advance notice: My upcoming story, You're Not My Child, So I Don't Want You, is an old-school, angst-filled melodrama. Please add it to your collection!
Blurb:
This is the tenth year I've loved him.
Now I'm his empress, three months pregnant.
But I know he doesn't love me. He loves the Noble Consort.
So when the Noble Consort pushes me into the lake and makes me miscarry, he only punishes her by making her copy Buddhist scriptures. Then he turns to comfort me. "There will be another child. I will certainly punish the Noble Consort severely."
I touch my belly. "I fell into the water myself. Don't blame the Noble Consort."
He is silent for a long time. "Why?"
I gaze at him tenderly. "If it's not your child, I don't want it."
Content notes:
1. The heroine transmigrates into a book and has an extremely powerful golden finger. The male lead is reborn, genuinely scheming, and only pretends to be disabled.
2. It looks like domestic scheming, but it's really a feel-good power fantasy. Extremely sweet!
3. Fictional setting. Don't overanalyze the details; the logic serves the leads. I write for your amusement. If you don't like my style, click the X in the upper-right corner. No trolling, and please don't announce when you drop the story.
4. Updated daily at 9 p.m. If anything comes up, I'll post a notice in the blurb.
[This story will switch to a paid chapter model on Tuesday, June 11. The paid section begins at Chapter 26 and runs through Chapter 38. If you've already read them, please don't buy them again.]
Theme: Even in adversity, be brave and optimistic, and ride the winds and waves.
Reborn as the Maid of a Forced-Marriage Novel's Heroine
Don't Mess with Me, I'm Emotionally Intelligent
After I Used and Abandoned the Demon Lord in a Restricted Novel
Wasn't I Supposed to Get a Redemption Arc?
After I Became Nanny Rong
My Golden Finger Is Summoning My Ex-Boyfriend
Ying Liuniang
After Becoming the Villain, the Supporting Heroine Gave Up
If It's Not Your Child, I Don't Want It
The System Wants Me to Win Over the Abusive Novel's Heroine
The Empress Has No Will to Survive (Transmigrated into a Book)
The Villainess in the Tragic Novel Doesn't Want to Die [Book Transmigration]
In this ending, the male protagonist is so useless?
The male protagonist told her not to go out, and King Hao also said that there was a bit of chaos outside, but she still went out with the male partner. Was it because she was not holding her back enough?
I'm speechless. Others are trying to kill the heroine. Why is this heroine still apologizing? What the hell? What is this if not the Holy Mother?
The text is quite interesting, but the emotional line is a bit hard to describe.
This male protagonist is so ruthless, he is now the overlord of the Tianliang Kingdom! I feel that the female general is a tool, obviously out of her wits. Compared to White Lotus, which I don't like, I prefer a Mulan-esque girl. Why should she be given a vicious female role in the script!
What's interesting about the story is that the last chapter is really uncomfortable. The male protagonist said how much he loves the female protagonist, but in order to achieve the goal of keeping the female protagonist from leaving him, he still allowed the Xingui people to kidnap the female protagonist. He also said that the female protagonist suffered for a few days. He knew that it was dangerous for the female protagonist to fall into the hands of the Xingui people, but he still did it in order to achieve his purpose. I think the love of the male protagonist is really hard to describe, but except for the last chapter, everything written before it is quite good. I suggest you not read the extra.
She even hopes that the male protagonist will not save her. She will do it to the point of harming others and herself.
Spread the flowers spread the flowers spread the flowers spread the flowers spread the flowers love it!!
The writing is pretty good. Anyway, after reading it all, I felt that the plot was closely connected and advancing step by step.
The heroine's feelings for the hero are too complicated. . . While I like it, I'm also worried that the male protagonist will change his mind or something.