My new novel, “I Kept My Widowhood Through My Own Efforts,” is now available. Please add it to your collection!
Blurb:
Mo Shuangshuang becomes rich overnight because she transmigrates into a book as the female lead’s future sister-in-law,
a woman who owns two skyscrapers.
Unfortunately, her storyline is on hard mode:
Her boyfriend wants to give her money for a home and a car to his little sister,
her relatives want her to leave them an inheritance by dying,
and her best friend is waiting to inherit her boyfriend.
Oh, get lost!
Are guard-dog types not cool enough, or are sweet puppy types not charming enough?
Is my money not fun to spend, or did I give you permission to take advantage of me?
So Mo Shuangshuang dumps her boyfriend, beats up her relatives, and cuts ties with her best friend.
Then she begins a joyful shopping spree.
But then the female lead shows up, sobbing. “I only want your money because I want to be kind and help more people!”
Mo Shuangshuang sneers. “Then kindly explain why you pretended to be me so the male lead would repay you!”
Then the male lead, blessed with the luck of a koi fish, arrives. “Shuangshuang, I can be your guard dog or your sweet puppy. Either works for me!”
“I Kept My Widowhood Through My Own Efforts” is now available. Please add it to your collection.
Blurb: Su Tong transmigrates into a fictional period novel as a young widow with a house and money.
But when she arrives, her in-laws have already thrown her out,
and her family is pressuring her to remarry an abusive old bachelor so they can pocket the bride price.
The only relative who treats her well is her cousin, the female lead, who was reborn and arranged a bride swap that left Su Tong widowed.
She’s even scheming to inherit Su Tong’s estate once she gets beaten to death.
Ha! Who do you think you are? She’s not the pitiful weakling from the original story.
Her sweet, clever stepson? She’s taking him back!
A brand-new house with blue bricks and a tiled roof? She’s keeping it for herself!
Stacks of cash? Wouldn’t it be lovely to spend it on meat?
Why should those ungrateful leeches get anything?
After that, she farms, raises pigs, opens shops, builds factories, studies, and gets into college...
She refuses every forced match, proposal, and elopement. Just when she’s happily keeping her widowhood through her own efforts,
her supposedly long-dead husband actually comes back!
After transmigrating into the book, Su Tong’s personality changes completely, and she knows far too much.
Her explanation is: “My man told me. My man told me this. My man taught me. My man adores me, so he supports everything I do~”
Pei Jueping: “I didn’t! Don’t look at me, it wasn’t me who said that. But I do adore you!”
Note: 1. The son is not the male lead’s biological child. The male lead is very chaste.
2. The male lead appears late, and the heroine’s story takes up most of the book.
Recommended: My friend’s novel “The Days I Pretended to Be a Robot in the CEO’s Home,” by Shu Xing
One-line pitch: My girlfriend needs to recharge!
Recommended, completed romance novel by a friend:
“How Do I Deal with Being a Villainous Female Lead Who Faked a Pregnancy to Scam Someone? [Book Transmigration]” Make money! Raise a child! Woo the kids’ dad!
Theme: Stand on your own two feet and never stop striving
Keep Away from Me, You Funeral Pyre
Sugar Overload
After Sharing Senses with the Top Student, I Reached the Peak of Life
You Still Ended Up in My Hands
Love Is Not in the Supporting Actress's Dictionary [Book Transmigration]
Saving the World at Forty
I Have Too Many Assets in the 1970s
I Conquered the Entertainment Industry with Food
[Venom] The Highest Form of Narcissism
Breaking the Book Transmigration Side Character's Golden Finger
A Trope
A Close Encounter with the Unscientific
Why doesn't Jinjiang implement a program to block authors?
You already have dozens of apartments, but you still want to rent a house? Did you get better from morning sickness as soon as you met the male protagonist? I want to know, besides the heroine and hero, are there any slightly normal people in this novel? The heroine and hero are a little bit normal, but nothing else. Besides the boss lady, are there any more normal supporting characters? Not at all, what is this?
I'm speechless, the heroine's methods are useless. I have no decisiveness at all towards the mean ex-heroine and ex-boyfriend. I feel more and more frustrated. They both have a net worth of hundreds of millions. How can I hire a bodyguard? As soon as he meets the male protagonist, he loses his IQ. He has no means or decisiveness towards those top relatives. They all know that he is top, but they don't respond at all. Speechless. It's rare to be disgusted by a novel.
The good mood of the day was ruined by your novel. Fortunately no one with heart disease reads your novel.
The whole story is frustrating, the heroine and the hero are incomprehensible, the heroine is not tough when facing weird people, she just slaps her in the face awkwardly, but it doesn't have any effect. The whole article is witty and not worth reading.
Why do the people with ten-digit savings in the author's book look so shabby? It really makes people look aggrieved. No matter how nouveau riche you are, no matter how ordinary the heroine was before, there is no need to be like this, still renting a house? In addition to an old house for living in, what about so many houses? I need to make a transition, wouldn't it be nice to stay in a hotel? Still need to rent a house~~ Is it funny to entrust so many properties to a small real estate center with only one boss and one part-time employee?
Really just one sentence, fuck you
My blood pressure is high, my fists are hard
It's so disgusting, it makes me so angry
I never hesitated to eat the 198 buffet. I'm even poorer than the heroine