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Haitang discovered she had transmigrated into a novel she'd once read, becoming the vicious woman who was destined to be a disposable extra.
She beat the children and berated her husband every day, always dreaming of catching the eye of some wealthy man, who would buy her as a concubine so she could live in luxury.
In the end, she brought ruin upon herself and died in the street.
After her death, her husband passed the imperial examinations with top honors and married a beloved young princess.
The young princess was virtuous and kind. She treated the vicious woman's two daughters as her own and cherished them dearly, even finding them two excellent matches.
Sadly, both daughters were ill-fated. They fell sick and died before they could marry.
The young princess wept so bitterly she could barely contain herself. Everyone comforted her, saying the two girls were simply unlucky and had no fate with marriage.
Please add my new novel to your reading list: The Queen Transmigrates into a Softie
The Queen of Yuyuan, who ruled over the spirits of both the immortal and demon realms, transmigrated into the body of a student from another world, Yu Yuan.
Her scumbag dad, a phoenix man, and his true love killed her mother and seized the family fortune. She left with nothing.
To earn money to save her grandmother, she joined a talent competition in the entertainment industry.
But she became a foil for her half-sister. Stupid and malicious, she was labeled and condemned by the entire public.
Meanwhile, her sister was the nation's adored little princess.
As if that weren't enough, her diamond-studded fiance was stolen by her best friend.
When Yuyuan arrived, she was being set up to spend the night with a fat old man.
Countless cameras waited outside the door for her to open it.
If all went as planned, tomorrow's headlines would be about her night with the fat old man.
But Yuyuan chose to jump out the window.
The fat old man was scared stiff.
It was the thirty-fifth floor, after all.
Later, Yuyuan became the queen of the nation...
Please add my upcoming novel to your reading list: The King of Hell Is So Soft
The second-generation ghost Bai Xiangxiang only wanted to work hard at being human, but her older brother, the King of Hell, eloped with his secretary.
She was forced to inherit the throne.
Lu Pan had learned his lesson and assigned her a male secretary this time.
But Bai Xiangxiang couldn't help thinking Lu Pan just wanted her to elope with the male secretary.
Bai Xiangxiang: Want to go out?
Prince of Lanling: No thanks, you're ugly.
Cool and scheming Prince of Lanling x silly, adorable, violent King of Hell
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Theme: Finding love, raising kids, and escaping poverty all at once
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The Cannon Fodder Stand-In Bride Married a Tycoon
My Crown Princess Is a Little Stout
The Bully Married a Sickly Man
The Stepmother Is Actually a Tough Woman
I Don't Want to Be a Cannon Fodder [Quick Transmigration]
The Queen Became a Soft Little Bun
I Really Am an Immortal
The Duchess's Daily Face-Slapping
The King of Hell Is So Soft
Lu Xiaoguo Is Catching Ghosts
Miss Ji the Second's Everyday Life in Republican-Era China
I don't know how to describe my feelings. I want to comment on this article, but I feel it's not very good to say it. After all, it is the article that the author worked hard to write. But what did the author think? Why did he write supporting characters with such a big gap in personality? It seems that the heroine's family is true, kind, and beautiful, while others have more or less problems. She always hides her cold-bloodedness by saying that this is her own life and others have no right to interfere. The extremely selfish person is even shaped into the Virgin Mary! It's really wise to read the comments before reading the article. I'm just glad I didn't buy the full article.
The male protagonist is a bit of a scumbag, he just rushes forward without thinking about his family.
By the way, I skipped to the end and found out that it didn't seem to be about cultivating immortals… it was just about farming + courtship…
If you have nothing to do, you can take a look
I thought I was going to continue my battle of wits and courage with Yin Tu, but it ended inexplicably?
Many chapters are repeated, which is obviously trying to make up the word count, wasting money and time! Chapter after chapter, back and forth, interspersed, is it interesting? Those who paid paid for it read less than ten chapters and repeated it three times, and it was absolutely amazing! Skip to the end!
What did I miss? It's already over.
I reached the ending before I knew it.
Wasn't An Jing also obsessed with Tantai Ruoxin back then? There were no good results, and I always felt that something was wrong in the later stages of Tantai. In the beginning, she was obviously a dashing heroine who behaved freely and happily. Although she was a young lady from the Hou family, her family did not restrict her. Logically speaking, her character and pride should not allow her to suddenly marry An Jing, whom her parents were not very optimistic about, without the knowledge of her parents who loved her very much. Even if she really did this on impulse, how could she bear the mess in An Jing's house? Could it be that she was just blinded by love and fell in love for a while? Otherwise, I can't imagine a woman who was born in ancient times but lived quite freely, with the blood of the Hou family (I'm not advocating blood theory, I just feel that at that time, the aristocratic families were quite family-oriented and arrogant, of course the An Jing family is another matter) and was selected as a secret guard of the Emperor of the Yuan Empire since she was a child. A woman who had received various trainings would be like this. How should I put it, I think since the two of them arrived in the Yuan Empire, their emotional lines have been a bit confusing. In fact, it's good if the characters in the article are harmonious and beautiful, and some slightly abrupt conflicts are not necessary. But this is just my personal suggestion, just take a look at it.
If you replace the knife on your back with your heart, won't blood spurt out?