[The complete story is finished. My new novel next door, "The CP I Ship Is Fake [Showbiz]", is now underway. Check it out in my author column~ Mwah!]
Xiao Muyu was halfway through writing her novel when the apocalypse began, so she abandoned it.
Outside the story, people struggled to survive. Inside the story, time had stopped amid a heavy snowfall. Day after day, the characters sat motionless in front of a ruined temple, gazing toward the end of the blizzard.
Then one day, Xiao Muyu died in the apocalypse. When she awoke, she was standing in a field of endless white snow, face-to-face with the protagonist she had created.
If she ever got another chance, she would never write a grand, sprawling fantasy cultivation novel again. She'd write a silly, sweet campus romance instead.
That was what Xiao Muyu thought.
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Question: What's worse than transmigrating into the novel you wrote?
Answer: Being transmigrated as a minor cannon-fodder character.
Question: What's worse than being transmigrated as cannon fodder?
Answer: The protagonist going completely OOC and claiming she's fallen in love with you.
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The protagonist of Xiao Muyu's story is the princess of the Xuefu Kingdom, its first empress and a legendary figure, the only ruler in history to ascend through the Imperial Path.
She has all the traits an emperor should have: aloof, cold-hearted, ambitious, cunning, and highly skilled in both strategy and combat. Her heart and mind are devoted solely to her kingdom and the realm.
Love? It doesn't exist.
Yet when Xiao Muyu transmigrates into the body of a temple saintess, a puppet ruler, she opens her eyes to find the princess dragging her to the bedside of the ailing old emperor.
The princess says, "I want to marry her."
The old emperor jolts upright. "Your father forbids it!"
The princess thinks for a moment. "Then I can marry her instead."
Xiao Muyu: "..."
To make the future empress she'd written, that cool, domineering, irresistibly powerful woman, act like herself again, Xiao Muyu takes on the identities of a civil official, a military general, and a favored consort, all at once. She'll do whatever it takes to set the princess, who's caught the lovesick-brain virus, back on the right path.
Xiao Muyu: "Watching the heroes of this age fight for supremacy and divide up the realm, don't you feel a surge of ambition to conquer the world?"
The princess: "No. I only want to conquer you."
Xiao Muyu: "...You're OOC, dear."
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While Xiao Muyu is worrying herself nearly bald, she fails to notice the princess gazing at her with unwavering focus.
Just as she doesn't know that during those days of endless snow, the princess sat alone in the blizzard, gazing toward the only thing at the far end of her world: the god who created her.
In the frozen passage of time, she made a wish: I don't want this kingdom and realm, which I can rule as I please. I only want the person who has walked beside me through this boundless loneliness.
When time began to flow again, Xiao Muyu came to her.
The princess took her hand and would never let go, even in death.
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>>Advance releases (check my author column for the full blurbs)
1. Next up: "The CP I Ship Is Fake [Showbiz]"
[One-line summary]
How I thought she was my rival in love, when she'd actually been secretly crushing on me for years
2. Coming soon: "After Becoming a Stand-In, I Got Together with the White Moonlight"
[One-line summary]
A laid-back stand-in steals the heroine's girl
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>>Completed works (including, but not limited to):
"The Villain Decides to Quit [Book Transmigration]" (How a villain and the heroine reached a happy ending)
"An Arranged Marriage" (Sentinel and Guide)
"The Supporting Female Character Refuses to Be Redeemed [Book Transmigration]" (As the title says)
And more.
Visit my author column for details.
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>>Completed works by my friends:
"Playing the Villainous Supporting Female Character [Quick Transmigration]" by Juan Miao
"The Heroines Who Got Involved with Me All Go OOC" by Juan Miao
Theme: Even in difficult circumstances, you can keep pressing forward
Will the Fake and Real Heiresses Get Their Happy Ending Today?
Has Senior Sister Gone Dark Today?
The Cannon Fodder Alliance
A Quick Transmigration Guide to Getting Back to Work as the Villainess
The Supporting Villainess Can Read Minds
The Ex-Girlfriend and the Unattainable Love
The Lovesick Villainess Gives Up
The Years I Spent Flirting With the Wicked Female Supporting Character
Chasing the Light
A Self-Cultivation of a Stand-in
A Retired Magical Girl's Guide to Getting Back to Work
A Guide to Winning Yourself Over
Filling in words for a long comment (about the obsessive-compulsive disorder that can't bear to think of a title but fails to post a long comment due to insufficient word count) Possible spoiler warning (eye-catching warning) The following are all personal biases and do not represent the actual content of this book. If there is anything I wrote wrong, it is because I remembered it wrong. If I could set the tone for this story, I would probably think that it is a "destined love story." In my opinion, the occurrence of love is often inexplicable. In other words, you never know why "it is him" and not another person, or even if you can give a lot of "reasons", they are all "reasons that are made up after love happens." Of course, I have to admit that maybe things in the world are like this most of the time, because we are only in a state of "presence" at the moment when something happens, and we always have to withdraw afterward, so that rationality can organize and clarify the messy things, so there is no so-called "reason" at all later. Among the different events in life, the matter of "emotion" is probably the most difficult to understand and deal with among all the complicated matters. Maybe it's because humans always feel that they are "still present" and unable to detach themselves from the event, whether they are "facing" an emotional event or "recalling" an emotional event. So when it comes to love, there are always many romantic and unreasonable sayings. So many times when reading novels, no matter how outrageous and difficult to understand the occurrence of love, it is still reasonable. But this story is different. This is a "love story that makes sense". As the incarnation of the will of the world, Xiao Muyu's main embodiment of humanity is basically infused in Hua Feixue. In the original world, Xiao Muyu was more of a mirror, purely reflecting the needs of human beings and responding to their needs. But creation is a private and self-fulfilling thing. As the will of the world, Xiao Muyu should not be a creator - after all, she should not have a self to speak of - but she does have a human side after all, and this rarely shown humanity is all attributed to her creation, which is all revealed and poured into Hua Feixue. As Xiao Muyu said, "This is your (Hua Feixue) world" - see Extra Part 2 - the whole world exists for Hua Feixue. Hua Feixue existed before the world. The first gaze and creation of "God" were all for her, just for her. Therefore, "God" always "prefers" Hua Feixue, "She has indeed loved her from the beginning" - see the second extra chapter - all human emotions of Xiao Muyu - I personally think it does not only refer to love in a narrow sense, but all emotions - are actually tied to Hua Feixue. Hua Feixue is the protagonist of the story and the creature. However, I believe that the relationship between the creator and the creature is not a one-way, all-consuming relationship, at least not in this book. This may be related to the fact that Xiao Muyu himself is actually a "god". After all, the creation of "god" itself is of course "reality", so Hua Feixue can "watch" Xiao Muyu as the creator before the story has even begun. However, even ordinary human creations actually have the aspect of "revealing the creator." That is to say, creation itself is also an adventure for the creator, a discovery and reinvention of himself. If viewed from this perspective, Xiao Muyu's human side can actually be regarded as growing from Hua Feixue to completion. Therefore, it can be said that it is natural that Xiao Muyu and Hua Feixue will eventually grow old in that world. Therefore, for Xiao Muyu, the world with Hua Feixue is the real world as a human being, while for Hua Feixue, only the world with Xiao Muyu is her reality. Therefore, before they met, they all had a sense of alienation from their world - Xiao Muyu existed more as the world's will in the original world, and was naturally alienated from the "human world" - and therefore, after they met, their world truly began to function. In the third extra chapter, the story of Xiao Muyu, who is even less humane, is told. In that story, Xiao Muyu and Hua Feixue will eventually meet, and when God as the creator and the protagonist as the creature finally meet, only then will their story, and will inevitably, unfold. After all, from the moment Hua Feixue was created by Xiao Muyu, it was already decided that their story would definitely happen. In other words, from the moment Hua Feixue was "born", she was "destined" to be "together" with Xiao Muyu. Although the relationship between them can be understood as dependence, love, or salvation, in the final analysis, for this kind of inexplicable, incredible, but real relationship, ordinary people like me can probably only use the word "love" to describe it.
Possible spoiler warning The following are personal biases and do not represent the true content of this book. As the incarnation of the will of the world, Xiao Muyu's main embodiment of humanity is basically infused in Hua Feixue. In the original world, Xiao Muyu was more of a mirror, purely reflecting the needs of human beings and responding to their needs. But creation is a private and self-fulfilling thing. As the will of the world, Xiao Muyu should not be a creator - after all, she should not have a self to speak of - but she does have a human side after all, and this rarely shown humanity is all attributed to her creation, that is, Hua Feixue is just one person. Just as Xiao Muyu said, "This is your (Hua Feixue) world" - see the second episode, the entire world exists for Hua Feixue, Hua Feixue existed before the world, "god" always prefers Hua Feixue, "she did love her from the beginning" - see the second episode, all human emotions of Xiao Muyu are actually tied to Hua Feixue. Hua Feixue is the protagonist of the story and the created creature. However, I believe that the relationship between the creator and the created creature is not one-way, at least not in this book. This may be related to the fact that Xiao Muyu himself is actually a "god". The creation of "god" itself is of course "reality", so Hua Feixue can "watch" Xiao Muyu as the creator before the story has even begun. However, general creation actually also has the aspect of "revealing the creator". In other words, creation itself is also an adventure for the creator, a discovery and reinvention of himself. If viewed from this perspective, Xiao Muyu's human side can actually be regarded as growing from Hua Feixue. As for completion, it can be said that it is natural that Xiao Muyu and Hua Feixue will eventually grow old in that world. So for Xiao Muyu, the world with Hua Feixue is the real world as a human being, while for Hua Feixue, only the world with Xiao Muyu is her reality. Therefore, before they met, they all had a sense of alienation from their world - Xiao Muyu existed more as the world's will in the original world, and was naturally alienated from the "human world" - and therefore, after they met, their world truly began to function. In the third extra chapter, the story of Xiao Muyu, who is even less humane, is told. In that story, Xiao Muyu and Hua Feixue will eventually meet. God as the creator and the protagonist as the creature will finally meet, and only then will their story unfold. For this kind of inexplicable, incredible, but real relationship between them, ordinary people like me can probably only use the word "love" to describe it.
Xiao Muyu's love for Hua Feixue makes me feel that it is the kind of love that spreads from the preference for the person he writes about and the companionship in loneliness. It is the kind of ordinary love that returns to daily life after the passionate love period, and the feeling that there are only two lonely flowers in the lake of Nuo Da. They rely on each other, so they are destined to be born for each other. However, the overly bland description of the emotional changes between the two may make people feel that the emotional line is very light and not strong enough. However, neither Xiao Muyu nor Hua Feixue has such a passionate character, so it is reasonable. However, there is a strong emotion and confession later, which makes people feel a bit inconsistent. It may be that the description of the emotional change is a bit lacking. Although it cannot be said to be abrupt, it just feels a bit uneven.
Woohoo, it was so well written, Xiao Muyu. I really love the whole framework. The only regret is that I didn't get to see the double cultivation (face covering)
Xiao: I don't have that kind of worldly desire. Jpg
From partiality to deep love, wuwuwu is so touching.
Are you there? Come out, ah, ah, where is the sweet extra? Ahhhhhhh, another million words is not a problem, ahhhhhhhh. Help, I still want to watch Tiantian's extra story. Okay, actually I can't bear to finish it, woo woo woo, thank you for the great story. This is the first time I have followed a story to the end. As an attacker and controller, although most of the time I firmly believe that Lily is independent of attackers and sufferers, as long as I see the main and passive text, I can't stand it anymore. This article saved me when I was in a literary drought. It's amazing. I love it so much. The great imagination and writing style are simply amazing, which I admire very much. Not so much anymore, the story of Xiao Muyu and Hua Feixue must continue. I wish you a happy new year and all the best. Sprinkle flowers.
. . . What did you say? I often think of that sentence: Do you know whose love you are receiving? It is the love of God!!!!
This if-line Xiao is so miserable, but she doesn't feel miserable herself.
I burst into tears and thought about it a little bit, because after reading it in one go, Xiao's whole personality change was the most difficult part for me to turn around, but I can still understand it. When I saw one thing at the end, it was more obvious that the author had a naughty Japanese flavor. I really hope that the author can give you such a good-looking article. Not to mention, the writing style of Dada is really good, but some of the plots are a bit jumpy and I am not used to it. I also understand the philosophy of Dada, so keep going.