Luo Che transmigrated into a book and became the Crown Prince's favorite concubine.
The girl relied on her beauty to act as she pleased, and eventually managed to get herself killed.
Even on her deathbed, she had no idea she was merely a substitute for the Crown Prince's white moonlight, there to remind him of his lost love.
Luo Che did everything she could to keep her head down and stay alive, while playing up the original owner's devoted persona. She was having a great time with it.
Until one day, she suddenly realized there were some people you just shouldn't flirt with!
Synopsis 2:
Luo Che rested her chin in her hands and said tenderly, "Your Highness, I've missed you so much."
The Crown Prince's eyelashes trembled slightly. He said flatly, "Be quiet."
The next day, Luo Che knocked over the Crown Prince's tea. He glared at her coldly, and she stammered, "I, I saw you staring at that teacup for so long, and I got a little jealous..."
The Crown Prince's earlobes turned faintly red. He looked away awkwardly and said coldly, "Get out!"
Luo Che hurried out, thinking that the male lead was scary as hell!
Later, Luo Che became the Crown Prince's secondary consort, and she was on the verge of being promoted to principal consort. She decided she couldn't go on living like this, packed her things, and prepared to run away, but someone suddenly grabbed her by the collar from behind.
"Don't you like me best?"
So you can't leave.
P.S. The male and female leads have only ever been with each other. Warning: the male lead suffers.
Coming Soon: "The Quick Transmigration Handbook for a Passing Character"
Synopsis: "You don't need to win over the male lead, and you don't need to make a comeback. You only have to help the male lead during a certain period. The System will give you prompts. After completing your mission, you can choose to stay in that world or start the next one."
Su Tang asked doubtfully, "Is it really that simple?"
The System said, "The most important thing is not to break character."
Su Tang smiled. "All right."
In every little world, she did whatever she pleased, manipulating the main characters as if they were in the palm of her hand. Her acting skills reached the peak of perfection.
Later, Su Tang spent her days hiding from someone everywhere she went.
The young man was powerful and violent, yet had a delicate, adorable face that looked completely harmless. He said plaintively, "I haven't seen you for seven days, five hours, seventeen minutes, and three seconds. Su Tang, I miss you."
Su Tang trembled from head to toe, her hair standing on end.
Theme: A breathtaking love story that takes root amid struggles for power.
It's true that I have been reading novels for nine years, and this is the first time I encountered such an ex arrangement, and I was made angry for the first time. The beginning is amazing, and the middle is also amazing, but by the end of the book, the heroine is like a f**k. The ending is also inexplicable. If the heroine recovers her memory after the hero kills someone and passes out, and makes her realize that she and the stunningly talented young master of the Song family, Song Zijin, are the same person, I won't be so annoyed by it. This can't be called a sweet story. Generally speaking, it's hard to say that it's true. Throughout the whole process, it felt like there was nothing wrong without the heroine. I hope you can work hard. I really don't want to cry because I'm angry. It's such a pity. I could have written it very well.
It's so embarrassing. What are you planning on? It's really just I only dare to write in general terms without saying it clearly. The heroine in the later stage is just a vase and too weak. In the early stage, it was very tempting to criticize the male protagonist crazily, but in the later stage, I felt that his batches did not get the plot effect they deserved (the trigger, the pusher). To put it bluntly, it's a bit like the bad early domestic films, alas, too flashy. Great cheers for the author.
After watching all of them, I just said that the heroine is really a love brain. I don't understand why she killed her whole family and could still marry her. Even if the queen from time-to-time was so kind to her, she could still forgive the hero after killing him. In the end, she saved the hero. I think it would be better. I really didn't expect that the heroine should be more ruthless. I think she needs revenge. She killed more than 500 secret guards and the heroine has been with them for so long. A modern person will take revenge instead of being controlled by the hero. I think it should be better.
I'm afraid the author has some misunderstanding about Tianwen.
Sorry, I always thought that by borrowing someone else's body, she had to help her fulfill her long-cherished wish. Besides, she was also beholden to the Queen and so many secret guards. Although it is understandable to directly exclude herself from the matter, it is still uncomfortable after all.
Help! It's really touching!!!
I, I, I, cried when I read it. Is this really a sweet article?
After reading the first two chapters, I felt something was wrong. The male protagonist really loved the female protagonist.
??? Why am I buying from the beginning to the end but I can't watch the extras, saying I didn't buy enough??? Is this still possible?
? Ah, here, the text begins?