My next book will be a romance, You Love That Green Tea Girl Instead. The blurb is below this one. Please add it to your collection!!!
As an outstanding employee of the Universal Space-Time Administration, Ling Xia's new assignment is to enter chaotic pocket worlds and turn around the fates of the heroines in trashy romance stories!
Heroine No. 1, tears in her eyes: Thank you, Sister Chu Xia. You helped me get away from that scumbag and become a famous official!
Heroine No. 2, weeping with joy: Thank you, Sister Huai Xia. You helped me make up for my regrets and successfully ascend the throne!
Heroines No. 3, 4, and 5: Thank you, XXX. She... she... it was all her!
As the person the heroines never forget,
Ling Xia smiled faintly, keeping her achievements to herself. "We're professionals when it comes to putting scumbags in their place!"
Reader's Guide:
1. This story pushes back against toxic romances and abusive love stories. Please read with caution if that bothers you!
2. After it goes premium, there will be daily updates of 3,000+ words. I won't abandon the story, so feel free to jump in.
3. I'm a new author and really need your encouragement and support.
4. My writing is rough, and my logic is a mess. Please go easy on me!
5. The System will have a major role in this story, almost equal to half a heroine. This is tied to the overall setup, so I won't change it. Please don't read if you can't accept that.
[Upcoming Story]
The Beloved Marriage of Prosperous Times: The Emperor's Stand-In Lover is a melodramatic romance novel.
The heroine, Yan Xi, is practically the very definition of tragedy.
She and her younger sister Yan Jin are twins, but their parents have always favored the younger sister, who is frail and has a heart condition.
She accidentally saves the hero, Ling Feng, who promises to repay her. But her younger sister Yan Jin takes credit for the deed.
Yan Jin is thirsty, and it's Yan Xi's fault.
Yan Jin is tired, and it's Yan Xi's fault.
In the end, Yan Jin dies of a heart attack after trying to meet Ling Feng, and that's still Yan Xi's fault.
Unable to let go of his love for Yan Jin, Ling Feng marries Yan Xi, who has always loved him, and makes her Yan Jin's stand-in.
But he also hates Yan Xi for Yan Jin's death, and torments her in every way.
After a series of melodramatic scenes abusing Yan Xi emotionally and physically, Ling Feng finally uncovers the truth about everything that happened back then. He learns who saved him and realizes that he'd been in love with the wrong person all along.
At last, the two of them get their happy ending.
When Yan Jin wakes up, she has become the green tea girl supporting character in the melodramatic romance she read before bed.
She looks up at the heroine, Yan Xi, whose face resembles her own and whose expression is full of concern for her.
Weakly, she clutches at her heart.
"Sister, don't blame Brother Ling Feng. He didn't mean to push me."
"Sister, does Brother Ling Feng not like it when I cling to you?"
"Sister, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt your date."
Looking at the beauty before her, now flustered because of her, and at the hero, whom the heroine is growing to dislike more and more, Yan Jin smiles sweetly.
The scumbag can get lost. Her sister is what matters!
My completed no-romance stories, You Treat Me Like a Stand-In and The System Keeps Trying to Bind Me [Quick Transmigration], are also available. Come say hi!
Theme: Love without dignity isn't true love
Since we like it so much and technology has begun to develop, why not invent men to have children? Oh, isn't it possible to culture embryos? It's not just a group of reproductive cancers! !
I really like this plot where the concubines in the harem work together to kill the emperor! What's the point of palace fights being about female rivalry? If you want to fight, make it big, like killing the emperor first and then seeing who gets on the plane.
No matter how you look at it, this kind of environment is more suitable for a female deity, and it is also a female deity who gives birth to children.
This is the first time I see this type of quick travel article. I have always felt that the protagonists of other fast-traveling novels enter other people's bodies and directly help them fulfill their wishes and obsessions. They also use other people's bodies to fall in love. I think this really counts as them fulfilling their wishes themselves? Does the protagonist really have the right to use other people's bodies to fall in love? This novel is so amazing that I couldn't help but pay to read it after years of reading only free novels. Moreover, the logic in the play is clear: don't offend yourself and don't offend others easily. The main purpose of the plot is also slowly revealed and the identity is well explained. I hope the author will continue to work hard to write better articles. The only bad thing to say is typos, but that doesn't affect my clever little mind's ability to read the text. Hehehe~
Come on, Yu Cheng, this scheming dog, let others see through his true face.
He is so close to Amiao and still wants to chase Amiao. I want to kill him.
Giving birth to a child is more labor-intensive for those who can, and of course men also have to give birth (justifiably)
Treat women as childbirth machines and let them try it themselves...
Damn, that's disgusting. Please be more violent.
Since we like it so much and technology has begun to develop, why not invent men to have children? Oh, isn't it possible to culture embryos? It's not just a group of reproductive cancers! !
I really like this plot where the concubines in the harem work together to kill the emperor! What's the point of palace fights being about female rivalry? If you want to fight, make it big, like killing the emperor first and then seeing who gets on the plane.
No matter how you look at it, this kind of environment is more suitable for a female deity, and it is also a female deity who gives birth to children.
This is the first time I see this type of quick travel article. I have always felt that the protagonists of other fast-traveling novels enter other people's bodies and directly help them fulfill their wishes and obsessions. They also use other people's bodies to fall in love. I think this really counts as them fulfilling their wishes themselves? Does the protagonist really have the right to use other people's bodies to fall in love? This novel is so amazing that I couldn't help but pay to read it after years of reading only free novels. Moreover, the logic in the play is clear: don't offend yourself and don't offend others easily. The main purpose of the plot is also slowly revealed and the identity is well explained. I hope the author will continue to work hard to write better articles. The only bad thing to say is typos, but that doesn't affect my clever little mind's ability to read the text. Hehehe~
Come on, Yu Cheng, this scheming dog, let others see through his true face.
He is so close to Amiao and still wants to chase Amiao. I want to kill him.
Giving birth to a child is more labor-intensive for those who can, and of course men also have to give birth (justifiably)
Treat women as childbirth machines and let them try it themselves...
Wouldn't it be to make a man pregnant? !