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Blurb:
Shu Chan was once assigned by her organization to raise a villain in a Mary Sue novel.
The villainous little brother had a miserable childhood and a short-tempered, stubborn, obsessive personality.
Shu Chan spent ten years raising him into a chubby, rosy-cheeked boy with sound values.
Unfortunately, just as he was about to grow up, she was murdered and died right in front of him.
When Shu Chan woke up again, she had become the female lead’s cannon-fodder older sister.
And the little boy she raised had become a powerful villain whom everyone treated with respect to his face, while wishing him dead in their hearts!
Shu Chan: No, the kid I raised wasn’t like this!
Shu Chan tried to redeem the big shot.
-- The big shot kills someone.
Shu Chan: That person must have been utterly vile!
-- The big shot embezzles money.
Shu Chan: Impossible. He must have been framed!
-- The big shot gazes at her flirtatiously.
Shu Chan: …
No, you’ve changed! You weren’t like this before, my little one!
Reader advisory:
1. The male lead really is a yandere. He can’t be redeemed.
2. Add me to your favorites!
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Upcoming story blurb:
Shi Jiu was ordered to raise children as part of her job in various Mary Sue novels.
Organization: You must raise them all to have sound values and love their country, into good young people who support socialism.
Shi Jiu declared solemnly: I absolutely won’t let the organization down!
But...
In a period novel, she carried a little pouch and played a lucky cat, diligently raising an unloved little monster.
In an apocalypse novel, she put on the guise of a delicate flower and tirelessly cared for a little zombie emperor who struck fear into everyone.
Shi Jiu: Reporting in! Can I please get a more normal role?
Organization: (Wipes sweat) No…
A certain big shot had ordered that, to keep anyone from coveting his person and trying to steal them away, it was safer for her to become a nonhuman.
As for petting cats and tending flowers, he could do that himself~
Organization: Shi Jiu, remember, the supporting actress must devote herself to raising kids!
Reading guide:
1. The male lead is the same person throughout (he is not one of the kids!).
2. More worlds will be added one at a time. For now, I’ve only outlined two.
----- Recommended ongoing story by a friend, ready to binge: She Always Wins by Lying Flat (Quick Transmigration), by Yu Yu
Han Zhi, the carefree immortal, was famous in the immortal realm for being a slacker.
In a realm where there was a fight every three days, a competition every five, and everyone was a hotheaded guy, Han Zhi avoided trouble whenever she could and flawlessly dodged every risk. After five thousand years of lying low, she became one of the immortals with the highest seniority.
After being caught up in a reincarnation System, Han Zhi planned to keep lying low through these next few lifetimes, as usual.
But the System wouldn’t leave her alone. In every life, she encountered a “lunatic” who challenged the limits of her laziness--
The little boy she adopted held a chain in a dark room and cupped Han Zhi’s face. “Big sister, will you stay with me forever?”
A handsome medical student slowly stroked her spine. “The news says medical students don’t go to jail for stabbing their scumbag ex-boyfriends dozens of times. Oh, I hear you have a fiance?”
A returning general smiled as he placed a bloodstained sword in her arms. “Miss Han, the wedding sedan is right outside. Will you kill me, or marry me?”
Her “best friend” sneered and took her hand. “Han Zhi, you’ve seen every side of me. Are you saying you won’t take responsibility?”
After encountering a “lunatic” in every lifetime, Han Zhi gradually grew calm about it. “It’s fine. It’s all fake. Though I did meet a lunatic, he was pretty handsome and had a great body... Tsk, I shouldn’t think about it. If I dwell on it, I might find him ridiculously tempting...”
Until one day, the most hot-tempered, battle-loving big boss in the divine realm stood before her and lifted her chin with a cold smile. “I hear you think I’m fake? That I’m a lunatic?”
“Ha...”
One-on-one, happy ending. The male lead is the same person throughout.
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The writing is sincere. . . Ahem, it's really a bit messy. But it's okay, big hug. As long as you read more and practice writing more, you will get better and better in the future. Let me give you a piece of advice. It's up to you whether you listen to it or not: Don't be so out-of-the-box when writing, be objective and calm, and lay out the imaginary world skillfully instead of pouring it out all at once. This article gives me the feeling that the author is trying his best to pour out words, without any logic, level or key point. . . .
Chi Dafu: I didn't hit him, I just bit him
Let's change it. In several places, Shu Chan was supposed to be Shu Chan but ended up being Mrs. Shu. It's so awkward. Besides, it doesn't feel satisfying.
It seems that there is no explanation about whether Shu Chan will travel back in time, but I made some assumptions. Shu Chan died once before, and it was her own body. She may have really died, and the body of someone else she is using now may not be able to go back.