Le Xi, an older unmarried woman, transmigrates into a book. Before she can even celebrate being young again, her family drags her off to a blind date.
To her surprise, the man she's meeting is the male lead, and the key thing is, he says yes!
When Le Xi learns that the engagement is settled, she stares in disbelief. "...Is this really how a cannon fodder like me is supposed to be treated?"
Why does it feel so unreal?
Wei Cheng, an older unmarried man, has just returned to the city. Before he can even celebrate his family's rehabilitation, his marriage becomes a major problem, so he's forced to go on a blind date.
To his surprise, his date is a pretty, politically correct young woman, and the key thing is, she doesn't mind his family's former class status!
When Wei Cheng learns the engagement is settled, he looks dazed. "...Is this really something someone as lowly as me deserves?"
Why does it feel so unreal?
Xu Hong, a worker's daughter who has had a prophetic dream, gets married and becomes pregnant. She immediately insists on moving house, planning to live next door to Wei Cheng. She just has to wait until she gives birth to three sons destined for great things. Once her current husband loses his prestige, she'll marry Wei Cheng again, just like in her dream.
By then, he'll have escaped the burden of his family's class status and risen to a high position, able to provide a better life for her and her sons. He'll dote on her and love her, and raise the children as if they were his own, helping them become successful.
But after moving there, Xu Hong discovers that reality isn't unfolding like her dream.
Why did Wei Cheng, who was supposed to remain unmarried until he met her, get married early?!
Why did Wei Cheng, who was supposed to be worn out by hard labor in the countryside and unable to have children, get his wife pregnant?!
Why is Wei Cheng living happily with his beloved wife and young son, while her own life gets worse and worse, and her husband even turns her into an enemy of the Wei family?!
This isn't fair. She has to get things back on track!!
Note: The main couple have only been with each other. Two updates a day. I won't abandon the story, so read with confidence.
My completed novels include [Playing the Female Supporting Role in a Period Novel [Quick Transmigration]], [Becoming a Female Educated Youth], [The Little Fairy of the Sixties], and [A Contract Marriage in the Sixties]. Find them all in my profile.
My new story [The Male Lead Always Wants to Marry Me [Quick Transmigration]] is now open:
Rong Zhen dies unexpectedly and gets bound to a freshly launched little System.
As a newbie, she and the System can't get their hands on any decent missions, so they can only play bit parts in novels everyone else has dismissed.
But it turns out being an extra isn't so easy.
* In an eighties period novel, she's the male supporting character's ex-wife, divorced and kicked out for failing to give him a son. Just as she's about to drown, the male lead, a returnee from overseas, rescues her and insists on taking responsibility for her. The plot ends.
* In a dating-show novel, she's a fake heiress who's vain and snobbish, and gets face-slapped after her schemes backfire. She's supposed to be unpopular and ignored, but the male lead, a movie star, suddenly appears and proposes to her on the spot. The plot ends.
* In a modern urban-legend novel, she's an unlucky cat monster who grows a tail and is destined to be eliminated. The powerful male lead catches her and keeps her as a pet, eventually getting her registered in his household. The plot ends.
* In a post-apocalyptic disaster novel, she's a lowly tool who hands over a golden finger at the start. The cold-blooded male lead discovers her secret, steals both her and her treasure, and makes her warm his bed. The plot ends.
* In an interstellar competition novel, she's a delicate young lady placed on the team through the villainous mother's connections. She mistakes someone for someone else and ends up on the protagonist's team. After the competition, the scheming male lead drags her off to get their marriage notarized. The plot ends.
+ ...
After several worlds' plots had gone off the rails, even the little System, just awakened from hibernation, was stunned.
Rong Zhen was helpless too. Every time, she tried her best to stay in character and complete her mission seriously, so why did those male leads always want to go off-script and marry her?
Notes:
1. A sweet, doting romance. The heroine has an aura that makes the male lead fall in love at first sight.
2. Each world is 1v1, and the main couple have only been with each other. The male lead is different in every world.
Theme: Stay positive and work hard to build a good life.
Oh my god, so the male protagonist's father is not dead and is still married to someone else?
What a bad luck.
Grandpa can be cruel to his daughter-in-law, but he can't be cruel to his son. It's really another piece of cake.
Also, this mother-in-law is really sick and abandoned her family and children, but she still has the nerve to show her mother-in-law's legacy in front of the heroine. Who gave her the courage? Liang Jingru?
Who gave me the face? B?
I feel like the male protagonist's father may be a top performer. Why didn't he come back and remarry and have children? Generally speaking, if he has a family in his heart, he would come back to find his family. However, instead of having a family, he remarries and has children. I just hope that this family is not a top class family, otherwise it will be really annoying.
Is it because the father of the male protagonist suffered too much when he was sent down to the countryside? He was washed away by the flood and no one else recognized him. He didn't want to go back and endure the hardship, so he pretended to have amnesia and escaped.
Why do you have to arrange so many people in the ending to disgust me?
Damn, can you follow the update? Now it's updated every few days, but your copy says it's updated twice a day! This article has become useless now. I want to give up the article but I still feel reluctant to give up, so I keep chasing it. However, your updates are so slow that I have almost forgotten the previous updates.
Do you really dislike this article so much? So you are treated so indifferently?
When will Xu Hong go offline to get her lunch box? This is so disgusting.
A vicious female supporting character can really ruin the entire book. I originally liked this book very much, but the vicious female supporting character is extremely annoying.
I don't know what the purpose of writing about her is? ! I don't know what the purpose of writing her as a young child is? !
I knew I couldn't stand it anymore, and even my opinion of the male protagonist and the female protagonist dropped rapidly after the appearance of the vicious female protagonist. After all, they were indifferent to the vicious female protagonist, as if it was not the male protagonist she was pestering, and it was not the female protagonist she kept scolding.
Originally, I was already a fan of the author in Guazilian. It turned out that it was because Guazilian was not a vicious female supporting character, but a truly vicious female supporting character appeared, and she once slapped me in the face because of my favorable impression.
The old man is the grandfather of Aicheng. He should be the great-grandfather of Zhuangzhuang Huanhuan. How do you call him grandpa?
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Oh my god, so the male protagonist's father is not dead and is still married to someone else? What a bad luck. Grandpa can be cruel to his daughter-in-law, but he can't be cruel to his son. It's really another piece of cake. Also, this mother-in-law is really sick and abandoned her family and children, but she still has the nerve to show her mother-in-law's legacy in front of the heroine. Who gave her the courage? Liang Jingru? Who gave me the face? B?
I feel like the male protagonist's father may be a top performer. Why didn't he come back and remarry and have children? Generally speaking, if he has a family in his heart, he would come back to find his family. However, instead of having a family, he remarries and has children. I just hope that this family is not a top class family, otherwise it will be really annoying.
Is it because the father of the male protagonist suffered too much when he was sent down to the countryside? He was washed away by the flood and no one else recognized him. He didn't want to go back and endure the hardship, so he pretended to have amnesia and escaped.
Why do you have to arrange so many people in the ending to disgust me?
Damn, can you follow the update? Now it's updated every few days, but your copy says it's updated twice a day! This article has become useless now. I want to give up the article but I still feel reluctant to give up, so I keep chasing it. However, your updates are so slow that I have almost forgotten the previous updates. Do you really dislike this article so much? So you are treated so indifferently?
When will Xu Hong go offline to get her lunch box? This is so disgusting.
A vicious female supporting character can really ruin the entire book. I originally liked this book very much, but the vicious female supporting character is extremely annoying. I don't know what the purpose of writing about her is? ! I don't know what the purpose of writing her as a young child is? ! I knew I couldn't stand it anymore, and even my opinion of the male protagonist and the female protagonist dropped rapidly after the appearance of the vicious female protagonist. After all, they were indifferent to the vicious female protagonist, as if it was not the male protagonist she was pestering, and it was not the female protagonist she kept scolding. Originally, I was already a fan of the author in Guazilian. It turned out that it was because Guazilian was not a vicious female supporting character, but a truly vicious female supporting character appeared, and she once slapped me in the face because of my favorable impression.
The old man is the grandfather of Aicheng. He should be the great-grandfather of Zhuangzhuang Huanhuan. How do you call him grandpa?
Ms. Zhao is Wei Cheng's mother?
A little bit~ I really take myself seriously.