Mu Mu transmigrated into a book as a silly, sweet, Mary Sue cannon-fodder supporting female character.
She was devoted to the powerful male supporting character, who loved the heroine, the woman he cherished above all others.
After doing everything wrong, she died within just a few chapters.
Mu Mu thought about it philosophically: What else could she do? Wait for death on schedule and go back the way she came.
Blurb
After transmigrating, Mu Mu planned to follow the book’s plot for the female supporting character and survive for just a few episodes.
But she was too low-level, and the male supporting character in the book didn’t even spare her a glance!
How was she supposed to die and get back the way she came?
At a banquet one day, she drugged his drink and was caught on the spot. After being publicly humiliated and beaten, she decided she had nothing left to lose! She gave up without hesitation and ran off to the countryside to raise chickens.
Who would have thought she’d run into the male supporting character from the book, who already gave her a headache just to look at, in a place so poor, remote, and deserted?
[Hero who’d choose a beauty over his kingdom & soft, tearful, dramatic heroine in the early chapters] [Pursuing His Wife at the Crematorium]
Please add my new book to your reading list: "The Wicked Stepsister Is Even More Vicious After Being Reborn"
Wen Yu is the only daughter and heiress to her family’s business. Spoiled and willful, she’s a pampered little tyrant who only throws her weight around at home.
Her charmed life, with everyone doting on her, lasted until she was seventeen, when her father brought home a half-sister who shared the same father.
The young heiress was furious and went all out playing the wicked older sister opposite her sweet, innocent younger sister, successfully losing the affection of every elder in the family.
Wen Yu scoffed. She didn’t care. She had her own precious darling, and having her bodyguard brother by her side was enough.
On her twentieth birthday, her pure and kind stepsister hid in the arms of the bodyguard, all lean muscle and rugged good looks, and wept as if she’d been wronged.
Only then did Wen Yu learn that, just like everyone else, the bodyguard secretly disliked her and loved her sister.
"You little bastard! I’ve spoiled you for three years, and I never even dared touch your hand! How dare you let her hug you? Get out of my sight!"
She cried all the way home by herself. The one time she was out of his sight, she was kidnapped and murdered.
The wicked stepsister really did have the most miserable luck.
She opened her eyes and found herself back on the day her father was looking for a personal bodyguard for her. Two retired special forces soldiers stood in the living room, both tall and handsome, and one still stood out the most.
In her previous life, her stepsister had chosen him first, and Wen Yu had thrown a tantrum and snatched him away. This time, Wen Yu said nothing and pointed absently at someone else.
But the cold, reserved man, whose heart she had failed to win no matter how hard she tried in her previous life, strode toward her.
[Dual Rebirth] [Pursuing His Wife at the Crematorium]
Theme: Learn to cherish what you have. Once it’s gone, it’s hard to find again.
I haven't read such a cruel article in a long time.
The copywriting said that he was really chasing his wife in the crematorium. I really didn't see it. The heroine was a nymphomaniac and her love brain was online all the time. Later, she lost her memory and fell in love with the hero at first sight. Haha. The bond between the hero and the heroine is very deep. The heroine was just killed by the hero in another life in the extra story. The heroine is living a good life in this life.
I especially cannot accept this kind of male protagonist who has such a deep bond with his female partner.
Has the male protagonist ever pursued his wife? Hasn't the heroine always been his bitch?
What the hell is this? I jumped to watch it, but I also know that the male protagonist has always liked the female protagonist's sister. Why did he suddenly become so affectionate towards the female protagonist?! The heroine is also a love brain.
I was confused from beginning to end. The heroine lived a miserable life and didn't want to get her things back, but the Virgin only thought about others! Secondly, if you don't want to get your things back, you might as well not acknowledge your relationship in the first place and just draw a clear line. The heroine's sister looks innocent, simple and kind, but in fact, it's because her mother, the second wife, helped her win back her, and she is protected by the hero and his supporting partner. She doesn't need to use scheming to win over her. Once she doesn't get what she wants, the supporting character's true nature will be revealed. I feel that the heroine has an inexplicable arrogance. If she is hurt by others, she will just knock out her teeth and swallow it in her stomach, without even speaking out. Don't understand.
When I saw the ending, I thought I was upset. After reading the extras, I realized that this ending is the best ending of this novel. The real Mu Mu is still Mu Mu. The former Mu Mu got together with Ji Yun as she wished. Fortunately, the ending is not the upset I imagined.
This is a tragedy
Blind, I don't recommend watching it. The male and female protagonists have poor IQs, and were beaten by the original male and female protagonists throughout the whole process, without any reversal. Been lied to all the time. The ending is tragic. The male protagonist dies, and the female protagonist returns to modern times without the memory of ancient times. The author's writing style is not good, his logic is not good, and his character arrangement is not good.
What a waste of time. The beginning was okay, I was attracted to continue reading, always looking forward to the twist, waiting for the sweetness. As a result, it turns out that the male and female protagonists have been suppressed and beaten by the original male and female protagonists, and they have never won, and the ending is miserable. The male and female protagonists have little interaction and little sugar-coating, and they still haven't seen through the original male and female protagonists' evil intentions. This is the most pitiful, miserable, existential, and haloless male and female protagonist I have ever seen.