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Description:
The young general Ying Tianqing and Prince Le, Yuan Xiu, became fast friends at the age of five. Over the next ten years, they grew into the capital's two greatest hell-raisers. When Ying Tianqing went to war with her father, she never expected the emperor to listen to slanderers and order the entire Ying family executed.
Ying Tianqing escapes death and resumes her identity as a woman, entering the palace as a maid in search of a chance to clear the Ying family's name. Who would have thought that the capital's fortunes would shift so dramatically? Prince Le ascends the throne, and his first decree is to exonerate the Ying family. His second is to reject the calls for a grand wedding and an empress, stirring up a storm of gossip at court and among the people.
The utterly bewildered young palace maid looks from afar at the stern emperor, who never lets his emotions show, and decisively abandons the thought of revealing who she is. Emperors are all ruthless jerks, and concealing one's gender is a crime of deceiving the throne!
On the day the Ying family was executed, heavy snow fell over the capital. Yuan Xiu stood with his hands behind his back beside the execution ground, committing each of those faces to memory with a murderous gaze.
Half a year later, Yuan Xiu ascended the throne. He thought his heart had long since died, until one day he was astonished to encounter that shifty-eyed young palace maid in the palace.
Both leads are each other's first love, in body and heart.
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Description:
Zhang Miaomiao transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era, becoming the villainous second female lead who shares her name and steals the heroine's identity. The heroine is a transmigrator with a farming space who tears apart her scummy relatives, reclaims her identity, and quickly rises to success by taking advantage of the times. The male lead is the childhood sweetheart Zhang Miaomiao can never have. Thanks to the original Zhang Miaomiao's many assists, he finally wins the heroine's heart and gets a perfect happy ending.
Looking at her own short legs, Zhang Miaomiao calmly thinks: Good thing I transmigrated early. There's still hope. She'll find a chance to return the identity, then let those scummy relatives learn what it means when bad people get what's coming to them.
As for the male lead, Zhang Miaomiao says she doesn't care about him at all. Isn't it better to shine on your own?
But as she keeps reading, things start to seem a little off:
The heroine in the novel shares the name of her best friend. Why does it increasingly seem like her best friend has transmigrated into the book?
The male lead's hedonistic younger brother, the villainous second male lead who is the only person in the book to trust the second female lead Zhang Miaomiao completely, why does he increasingly seem like he's been reborn?
And the mastermind who switched the identities of the heroine and second female lead, the second female lead's biological mother and the heroine's adoptive mother, why does it increasingly seem like she's doing missions with a villain System?
Zhang Miaomiao is left reeling: So she's the weakest, most pitiful, most helpless one among all these people with cheat abilities!
The main story follows them eating, drinking, having fun, studying hard, and leading everyone to a better life in the seventies. There'll be a little comeuppance for the scummy ones now and then, and everyone will work together for a perfect happy ending full of joy.
Theme: Firmness and understanding as we move forward together can overcome every hardship and obstacle.
Damn it, the male protagonist turns out to be really incapable of giving birth. I'm shocked.
In other words, the emperor who just died and has two very grown-up children is considered the male protagonist's cousin.
Keep going like this The hero will not live long
If there really is someone who looks like the heroine, will he be used as a substitute?
I was confused, I thought I just clicked on a sweet book to read, but I didn't expect it to be so big? Admire admire
"Yuan Xiu" is a big bug for the author ~ Ruan Yu
So the male protagonist is not c?
Ah, this, this... This relationship is really troublesome
"Min" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
Catching bugs "standing with another standing" l repeated