Su Xinyue, a rich and beautiful young woman, wakes up to find herself cast as the top-tier villainess in a period novel.
The villainess tries to set up the heroine but gets played instead, and ends up marrying a cripple.
After the wedding, the original owner can't bear the loneliness and flirts with everyone. She's a complete laughingstock...
Fortunately, the chain supermarket she transmigrated with came along too. The catch is, she has to exchange the male lead's favorability points for everything in the store.
But can someone tell her what these male lead favorability points are? Who is the male lead? Which one is he?
Su Xinyue tries the male lead, the supporting male characters, and the villain, but the male lead's favorability score doesn't budge.
Until one day, she accidentally knocks over her NPC crippled husband...
Note: The male lead isn't crippled. He's pretending.
Completed: The Movie Emperor Raised an Orchid Spirit; The Stock Market God Derailed by the Entertainment Industry
Upcoming: The Max-Level Queen Returns to the Beginner's Village
Su Qing holds her final farewell concert before retiring, bringing her singing career to a perfect close.
Unfortunately, before she can enjoy her leisurely retirement, she transmigrates into another world as a talent-show contestant with the same name.
Watching a disastrous performance onstage, with shaky breath, missed notes, and an off-key voice, while the frenzied fans below shower her with exaggerated praise,
Su Qing thinks, Fine, I'll just sing a little too.
Audience: A divine voice! A god-tier performance! A sea demon has descended upon us~
Her competitors: You said you were only going to sing a little! You lied to us QAQ
Historical romance serial: Life in the Inner Quarters of Director Tang
Tang Wan, an obstetrics and gynecology director, wakes up one day as a concubine-born young woman who is about to be married off to bring good fortune.
Her husband's family is the prestigious Marquis Changxin's household. The groom, Su Changting, is the eldest legitimate grandson, but he's as frail as a willow and unlikely to live past twenty-one.
Tang Wan plans to wait until she's widowed, but soon discovers that she is in the world of an inner-courtyard intrigue novel, where she is a minor cannon-fodder character.
After Su Changting dies, her standing in the marquis's household plummets. Then the wicked villainess threatens her and uses her as a pawn to frame the heroine, before she meets a tragic end.
Director Tang gazes at the wealthy backer lying on the bed and falls into thought: Hmm...
When Tang Wan got married, many people in the capital lamented that no matter how pretty the second young lady of the Tang family was, she was still destined to become a widow.
Later, not one of those people in the Tang household who had waited to see her make a fool of herself met a good end.
Tang Wan, meanwhile, became the only mistress of the Marquis Changxin's household.
Theme:
It feels like it started wonderfully and then suddenly ended
Hahahahahaha boring male protagonist
In this era when nothing was produced, the heroine was not afraid of anything, and she was not afraid of being dragged into slices.
Only the author can write that in such a luxurious courtyard in that era, there was still time left for you to reason and quibble. The naive author and the heroine seek death.
Seeing the heroine trying to commit suicide without being discovered and reported, I really wonder if this is still the life that should exist in that era. The illogical Mary Sue is so powerful.
Lu was right. Such a high-profile heroine of a period novel is not afraid of being dragged into a secret section, and her IQ is very low.
This is the most illogical and intellectually illogical period novel I have ever seen, and the heroine is so arrogant and not afraid of her identity being exposed. Niu🐮
The heroine is very careless and full of loopholes
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? I have a question mark on my face
It feels like it started wonderfully and then suddenly ended
Hahahahahaha boring male protagonist
In this era when nothing was produced, the heroine was not afraid of anything, and she was not afraid of being dragged into slices.
Only the author can write that in such a luxurious courtyard in that era, there was still time left for you to reason and quibble. The naive author and the heroine seek death.
Seeing the heroine trying to commit suicide without being discovered and reported, I really wonder if this is still the life that should exist in that era. The illogical Mary Sue is so powerful.
Lu was right. Such a high-profile heroine of a period novel is not afraid of being dragged into a secret section, and her IQ is very low.
This is the most illogical and intellectually illogical period novel I have ever seen, and the heroine is so arrogant and not afraid of her identity being exposed. Niu🐮
The heroine is very careless and full of loopholes
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? I have a question mark on my face
? ? ? Is this the end?