Yang Zhuzhu is the sole heir to the Yang Family Martial Arts School. She is blunt, cheerful, and unbelievably strong, though rather tall and sturdy. In her nearly thirty years of life, she has confessed her feelings countless times and never once succeeded. The person she confessed to always rejected her for the same reason: You're wonderful, but I don't like girls who are stronger and tougher than me.
After an accident, Yang Zhuzhu transmigrates into a book as a cannon-fodder character with the same name. This character makes an appearance only to kneel, and spends the entire story living on in the memories of the great villain. She is an important figure who helps the heroine expose the villainess and drives the antagonist to become evil.
Yang Zhuzhu: ...
The only consolation is that the cannon fodder has stunning looks. And with the golden finger that comes with transmigrating, Yang Zhuzhu thinks she can finally live the life she wants. Then she'll find a handsome man just as good-looking as herself and marry him. Perfect.
But why isn't this golden finger anything like she imagined? It feels like it's giving the great villain all the benefits. And why does that great villain always cling to her?
The great villain, looking aggrieved: Big sis, are you going to abandon me?
Yang Zhuzhu, startled: I wouldn't! I didn't!
The great villain smiled.
Yang Zhuzhu silently gazed at the sky. What she meant to say was, We have nothing to do with each other!
This book is also known as The Villain's White Moonlight and My Golden Finger That Works for the Villain.
Warnings: 1. This story is set in a fictional world with a touch of fantasy. The leads are not doormats and won't be pushed around.
2. The story mainly focuses on daily life. There are many original world-building details for the sake of the plot, as well as a career arc.
3. The transmigrated heroine is the original character.
Recommended, nearly complete story set in the 1970s: Reborn in the 1970s, I'm Done Being the Villainess
True Love is a romance set in the 1970s. It tells the story of Dong Licheng, a poor peasant, and Chu Yan, the daughter of a landlord. They fall in love, are forced apart, and after enduring many hardships, finally live happily together.
Who is Lu Manman?
She is the woman the Dong family wants Dong Licheng to marry, a third party who breaks up another couple, a vicious villainess in both thought and deed, and the biggest obstacle on Dong Licheng and Chu Yan's path to love.
As the villainess, Lu Manman's fate is naturally tragic. After Dong Licheng exposes her scheme, she leaves the Dong family in disgrace with two children whose fathers are unknown, and eventually dies a miserable death on a rainy night.
After reading the blurb, Lu Manman couldn't catch her breath and died of anger in her hospital bed.
When she wakes up, she discovers she's returned to the past. The Dong family has just begun considering a match, and her family hasn't agreed to the meeting yet.
Lu Manman: Great! Dong Lele said she was an unreasonable third party who got in the way of her parents' love. Well, she's done with that. Dong Licheng and Chu Yan can go be in love with each other.
After being reborn, Lu Manman gains two incredible golden fingers. She uses them to buy and sell goods. Well, not exactly, she runs a business buying and selling things. From then on, she has fresh fruit in one hand and all kinds of snacks in the other, while the table in front of her is piled with steamed buns made of fine white flour and a four-dish, one-soup meal with meat and eggs. Life couldn't be sweeter.
As for Dong Licheng and Chu Yan?
Oh, the two of them are in the fields, being "lovey-dovey" while working for her.
In a nutshell: A vicious villainess is reborn and leads everyone to prosperity and the pinnacle of success.
My completed stories set in earlier eras:
The Village Belle Strikes Back (1960s)
The Local Village Belle Is No Cannon Fodder (1980s)
Three Years After Being Reborn, I Finally Realized I Was in a Book (1960s)
Theme: The daily life of a beautiful big sis and her puppy-like younger man
There was nothing bad about He Junjun's end, right? She even killed the original owner, and ended up having a responsible husband and going to college even if she didn't have children. Liang Yongning has always used the Yang family's son-in-law to be trained in the Yang family's martial arts since he was a child. He has enjoyed the resources and has not seen any bad things happen. Liang's mother has not had any bad endings. The heroine is too cunning, and the hero is described as evil and cruel. The way to deal with others is to be unlucky for a few days or have diarrhea. I felt that the plot was unreasonable, like a child playing house.
He should be the boss of the Zhao family, right?
How can the heroine still gain weight while practicing martial arts? Physical reasons? The heroine is very lucky. I have never won a lottery or anything like that since I was a kid.
The names of the heroine and the male protagonist are really good. At first glance, they are the names of the supporting characters. If you look at the names of the three brothers, they are the names of the protagonists.
Aren't the laws strict in this era? Can Yan's situation still be like this?
Wasn't He Junjun pregnant when she first got married?
She could give birth at any time after opening her third finger, but she still had to wait for three days and then go to the capital????? This is Nezha, right?
Very pretty. Really nice.
This is the first time I have seen such a natural male protagonist.
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