Completed.
My next novel, "The Lucky Little Wife of the Seventies," is now underway!
Tang Xin wakes up inside a reborn-era novel as a vicious cannon-fodder female character.
Gazing at the handsome little villain, she thinks happily, "Only an idiot would want the male lead. My childhood friend, the villain, is a hundred times better than him!"
To avoid being killed by the villainous big shot in the future, Tang Xin decides she has to start reforming him while he's young.
At the dinner table, she watches the villain wolf down his food and nearly choke on a bun. "Ji Yunyang, remember this: I'm your benefactor. When you grow up, you have to treat me well and give me meat to eat every day."
Ji Yunyang bites into his bun and gazes at the picture-perfect little girl before him, nodding vigorously. "Mm, I'll remember!"
Later, the once-terrifying villain grows up, marries his benefactor, and becomes a doting husband whom everyone looks down on.
When his wife scolds him, he puts on a meek smile and serves her tea and water, afraid she'll get thirsty.
When his wife hits him, he cheerfully rubs her shoulders and massages her back, afraid she'll get tired.
His friends laugh at him for being spineless. Ji Yunyang shoots them a sidelong glance and says smugly, "What do you know? A beating means affection, a scolding means love! My wife cares about me!"
---Next Novel--- "The Lucky Little Wife of the Seventies"----
Wang Changshou has a secret: he can't bear to be apart from his little wife for even a moment.
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Before marrying Wang Changshou, Cai Xiaohua, an orphan with no father or mother, was the despised jinx of the Cai family.
But after marrying into the Wang family, she became their lucky star. Wang Changshou, who had nearly died, recovered, and the man who had been sickly since childhood stopped even sneezing.
The eldest Wang son, who was about to leave the military, was promoted to company commander.
The second Wang son, whose wife had given birth to three girls in a row, finally had a boy.
When Wang Laogen went to work in the fields, a wild rabbit came bounding over and dropped dead right in front of him.
Old Madam Wang wakes up laughing from her dreams and tells everyone about her "Hua'er."
At last, poor Cai Xiaohua has become the darling of the whole family.
But the Wang family's younger sister isn't happy. With her hands on her hips, she points at Cai Xiaohua and scolds, "A jinx like you thinks she can come to my house and throw her weight around? You really don't know what's good for you!"
Wang Changshou shields his wife behind him and snaps, "I can't even bear to scold my wife, and you dare bully her? You're asking for a beating!"
Wang Erni grits her teeth and thinks, "It was because of you that I had such a miserable life in my last life. This time, I absolutely won't let you have it easy!"
Screenshot saved as proof: 2019, 7.25
---Advance Preview 2: "I Became the Dead Eighth Ex-Wife of a CEO"
Xia Weiwei wakes up inside an old-school tragic romance novel as the eighth ex-wife of a CEO whose wives all die.
The day she arrives, the CEO is holding his wedding ceremony with his ninth wife.
Wearing a burial shroud, Xia Weiwei smiles at him and says, "Hubby, congratulations on your wedding!"
The guests panic: "There's a ghost!"
Xia Weiwei immediately raises her peachwood sword. "Where? I'll catch it for you!"
The guests tremble. "You... you're the ghost..."
-An Exciting Scene 1-
They all say Gu Jingtian is cold-blooded and knows nothing of tenderness.
But at a banquet, someone sees him rubbing a woman's head and asking dotingly, "What do you want to eat? I'll get it for you."
The woman has the nerve to push him away. "Get lost. I don't need your fake kindness!"
Everyone assumes Gu Jingtian will surely get angry and that this woman is as good as dead!
Who could have guessed that Gu Jingtian would pinch her cheek and grin roguishly? "You're so cute when you're mad..."
Everyone: What happened to him being cold-blooded?
Screenshot saved as proof, 2019 7.10
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In an era where there are gods and ghosts, there have been so many changes, wouldn't they be suspected? Especially familiar people.
The pension was taken away by my uncle, does the brigade care about it? Does the commune not care? There is no such thing
This article is really protracted. The male protagonist's family was beaten, and the female protagonist rambled on for five chapters and talked about a lot of fantasy stuff. The two of them never met. . Then the male protagonist hasn't appeared yet. . .
This brother is such a scumbag and the heroine even helped him cover up his lies. He simply has a wrong outlook and slipped away.
The female lead is unreliable
I just want to read a normal period novel. How can it turn into a tomb robbing fantasy? It's too difficult.
It's okay, the male protagonist doesn't appear much...
It's a bit too much for my mother
I finally understand why this article is well written but no one reads it. There is also too little interaction between the male and female protagonists. In just fifty chapters, the last time I saw the male protagonist was ten chapters ago. One worked in the city and the other went to school in the village. I accepted it. Not to mention that 80% of the article is about monsters, catching ghosts and so on. If you like to read farming stories from the era, you will probably be scolded if you click on this. Even if the male protagonist and the author give him an appearance, the total content is probably not enough for ten chapters. The farming content may not even fit into one chapter. Anyway, the whole story is about monsters. There are almost no cookies. If you like to watch the male and female protagonists having sex, don't even think about it. The male protagonist has no role. Don't even think about farming if you like period dramas, the heroine is catching ghosts throughout the story.
This article is really short. In more than fifty chapters, there is still a plot about the male and female protagonists getting together less and separated more? Suddenly feel tired