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Synopsis: The young heir is peerlessly charming and famous throughout the capital, but suddenly falls into a strange, incurable coma. His childhood sweetheart, the eldest daughter of a marquis's household, breaks off their engagement and buys a maid to marry him in her place.
Unexpectedly, just as the young heir is one foot in the grave, he suddenly wakes up and discovers he's married to an impostor. He immediately sends the fake heiress packing with a divorce letter.
When Liu Xinxin transmigrates into the story, she's clutching that very letter...
Also known as: After Finding My Powerful Biological Father, I Became the Chancellor's Real Daughter
§1. New chapter every day! I have a completed historical-to-modern story, The Male Lead's Cannon Fodder Sidekick [Book Transmigration].
2. The female lead has a shopping space and a powerful golden finger.
Upcoming historical romance next door: All My Scumbag Ex-Husbands Are Back to Win Me Over [Book Transmigration]
Liu Yiyi transmigrates into a rebirth novel. The original female lead, born with the fate of bringing prosperity to her husband, is reborn four times, and in every life she encounters a scumbag who only pretends to be a decent man.
Then, in the fifth life, Liu Yiyi takes over the story...
Liu Yiyi isn't the sort of woman whose life's goal is to get married or become a virtuous wife and loving mother.
She decides to live life at her own pace, alone, and become an ordinary, uncomplicated rich woman.
To hell with a fate that brings prosperity to a husband! Liu Yiyi is going to bring prosperity to herself!
What Liu Yiyi doesn't expect is that all four scumbag husbands from the previous lives are reborn.
These reborn scumbags realize that without their wife, who brought them good fortune, their other three lives were miserable and worthless.
Liu Yiyi looks at the four scumbags, who are determined to mend their ways, and raises the wooden stick in her hand. "Stay far, far away from me! If you come any closer, I'll break all three of your legs!"
Liu Yiyi turns to suitor number five, who's smiling ambiguously over there, and angrily demands, "What are your intentions in coming after me?!"
Suitor number five: "I don't need money, status, power, or connections. I just need a wife, a wife like you."
Upcoming story: After I Became a Phoenix Egg, the Villain Raised Me [Book Transmigration]
Liu Yiyi transmigrates into a book and becomes a phoenix egg about to hatch.
Knowing the plot, she knows all too well the tragic fate awaiting this phoenix egg.
The original male lead, the young master of the Qingqiu Sect, picks up the little phoenix and raises her to adulthood, all so he can take her demon core to save the original female lead.
Liu Yiyi doesn't want to end up as a cannon fodder tool, so she rolls with all her might, trying to escape the original male lead's clutches.
But as she rolls, she ends up right in someone else's arms.
Liu Yiyi is close to tears with regret. Isn't this the ultimate big bad of the book?!
With a wolf ahead and a tiger behind, it looks like she's doomed to die!
Liu Yiyi thinks she's bound to die, but she never expected to become a member of a "zoo."
She finds herself in a sect that a group of demon cultivators have established on a small mountain surrounded by powerful enemies, where they've gathered to protect themselves. Liu Yiyi feels right at home.
But when she learns that these demon cultivators, who cherish her, are destined to become cannon fodder in the story, she decides to step up, turn the tide, and completely derail the plot!
As a half-demon, Hua Zixuan never expected that after picking up a phoenix egg, the force he'd spent his whole life building would end up serving as a refuge to protect the little phoenix.
What does grand ambition matter, compared to ensuring she lives a safe and peaceful life...
Theme: Strive tirelessly for self-improvement
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My Master Brought This on Himself [Book Transmigration]
After Reincarnating as a Phoenix Egg, I Was Raised by the Villain [Book Transmigration]
The Paper Characters All Know I Want to Win Them Over
After the Finale, the Original Heroine Awakened! [Book Transmigration]
My Trash Ex-Husbands Are All Chasing Me After the Divorce [Book Transmigration]
I'll Destroy the System and Save the Original Couple, No Questions Asked! [Book Transmigration]
Transmigrating into a Book as the Male Lead's Cannon Fodder Sidekick
The Fake Young Master Comes Home and Becomes the Whole Family's Darling [Book Transmigration]
My World Has Fallen Apart Again
I actually finished reading it, and it was still early in the morning. In order to commemorate the few hours I wasted, I decided to write a review. Character design: I thought the heroine's design was okay, but it fell apart inexplicably later on. She suddenly fell in love with the male protagonist when he was being offered a job and accepted his betrothal gift in surprise... The male protagonist was okay in the beginning, and then it turned into the tone of a domineering prince from an early ancient novel. Finally, it turned into a straight male cancer that "the heroine must get married to be valuable" and "men and women are of course different." There is no formal process for hiring the heroine, just like "Woman, I'm attracted to you and I want to marry you"... Also, the heroine slapped the heroine in the face, and the hero just said a few words indifferently (it was worse than the overbearing prince in the early ancient novels, and you couldn't feel how much he protected the heroine). Although the male protagonist is the regent, he is licked throughout the book, as if the male protagonist has a noble status and everyone has to lie down on the ground to look at him. This is completely inconsistent with (not a little) common sense. Even if it is a private setting, this is too Mary Sue... Plot: Except for the last few chapters of love rival, family recognition, and job offer (which are quite shocking), the previous chapters are pretty good (although they are brainless, they didn't hit any of my surprises). Is it a bad ending? Orz Writing style: ... This is really bad. I suspect the author is a junior high school student or high school student. I have never written with so many language defects in ten thousand years... It looks like a storyteller who is not familiar with the story. Although the writing has no modal particles (it is written after all), it is stumbling. Not to mention it is an ancient novel, this writing style is emmmm in modern novels. The author's psychological activities and emotional description of the characters are weak points (basically there are no these very important parts). After watching the finale, I still felt that no one between the male protagonist and the female protagonist loved each other. Because the previous characters and plot were quite good, I bought them all, but orz. Fortunately it's cheap, otherwise I would have spent time and money and ended up with a huge loss. It's not a disservice, it's not easy for the author to hold back so much in his writing style. After all, the first half is beautiful.
The early stage was okay, but the finale was rushed and the character of the protagonist was a bit broken. Overall, it was okay. Come on, the author. The writing style can be improved. I felt that many details were not handled well. It could be better.
Isn't this ending too perfunctory?
Funny, yes, the writing is quite funny
I feel like I bought it wrong. The first few chapters were fine, but the last few chapters were amazing.
Why did it end so hastily?
Okay, thank you for the limited fee
These last few chapters are really amazing
Although it is a cool novel, sometimes I feel that the heroine is a little over-exaggerated... Although there is express delivery, it cannot withstand scrutiny. Moreover, the emperor has many informants at his feet. The abnormality of the heroine should have been discovered long ago. Could it be that the hero suppressed her because of the grace of saving her life? The person the heroine offends can be considered a powerful person, and Liu Niannian is a petty person, so he usually doesn't try hard to cause trouble. For example, he sends people to keep an eye on the heroine. Most people will not buy the ancient technology without being taught by a master. This author may have considered it, so he chose The cooking skills are easily accessible to women, but as a person who is constantly being watched, whether objects appear out of thin air or people suddenly disappear, it is a shocking thing. So how can the heroine ensure that no one knows about her taking out things or entering the space? Let's not talk about this. The heroine's death was enough for that dynasty to evolve. As a ubiquitous weapon in the government world, the serial crossbow can lead to huge victory for the military. As the regent, doesn't the male protagonist see this interest? A good recipe can bring huge profits. Food is the most important thing for people. Since ancient times, the most profitable thing is eating, so the profit brought by the recipe is not only that. Moreover, the ingredients are all produced systematically, and the profit here is almost close to zero-cost pure profit. This should be an alternative ancient time, which is different from traditional ancient times. It is not so harsh on women. Another thing I don't understand is why the heroine thinks that the beauty products sent by Liu Da are not as good as those from the system? Since the system is better, why can the gift given by Liu Da be exchanged for more gold? I'm not a gossip, I'm just asking a question, so don't mind it. After all, this is a cool article, and it's quite fun to read. It just doesn't make sense, so I hope you can get an answer. Book friends who know it can also answer it.
Oh, it turns out that the regent is only responsible for the night, but now he doesn't even use it at night.