My next novel, "Transmigrated to the 1970s as a Female Supporting Character," is now updating. Please add it to your collection!
Novel blurb:
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After suddenly returning to the 1970s, honor student Chen Niannian finds herself a poor peasant in Chenjiawan Production Brigade, cursed with a hard fate that supposedly kills her husbands. To make matters worse, her unscrupulous father plans to marry her off to the village's local thug.
A son-preferential father who arranges his daughter's marriage? She doesn't need a father like that.
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Chen Niannian of Chenjiawan is graceful and gorgeous, a great beauty known far and wide. Unfortunately, she's supposedly cursed to kill her husbands, so anyone who tries to arrange a match with her is doomed to a bad end.
But who should arrive in the village but a new male educated youth who doesn't believe in such nonsense? He starts dating her and even plans to marry her.
The unmarried girls are green with envy, rushing to the educated youth to badmouth Chen Niannian.
The young man scowls and snaps, "Keep spreading feudal superstitions and I'll send you to a labor camp!"
The girls are furious and anxious, gnashing their teeth as they wait to see what happens to him.
Later, Chen Niannian, the woman everyone said was cursed to kill her husbands, becomes the village's first millionaire. Meanwhile, the educated youth's health improves and he keeps getting promoted.
The villagers think, "Chen Niannian isn't cursed to kill her husbands at all. She's just so blessed that ordinary people can't handle it. If we'd known, we should've made our move first."
Hearing this, Chen Niannian scoffs. "I'm busy. Don't @ me!"
Please add my next novel, "After Breaking Off the Engagement, I Became the Male Lead's Third Aunt [The 1970s]" to your collection!
Blurb:
After living for over a decade, Shui Tao learns that she's a cannon-fodder female supporting character in a period novel.
The heroine is an educated youth sent to the countryside, with red lips, a pretty face, and a delicate, orchid-like air. As soon as she arrives, she becomes the dream girl of every bachelor in the production brigade.
That includes the fiance engaged to Shui Tao.
Childhood sweethearts can't compete with a newcomer from the city. Her fiance, who grew up with her, repeatedly humiliates her for the heroine and threatens to break off their engagement.
After the engagement is called off, people point fingers at Shui Tao and gossip about her. Miserable and despondent, she dies young.
Thinking about her future, Shui Tao decides to act first. Before her fiance can come to her, she calls off their engagement herself.
Three-legged frogs are hard to find, but two-legged men are everywhere. There are plenty of men in the village better than her faithless fiance.
For instance, his third uncle, a man who's been single for nearly thirty years, seems pretty good.
When Shui Tao's family learns she's fallen for that old bachelor, they all stare in shock.
Their daughter (younger sister) must have lost her mind. She turns down a perfectly good fiance and falls for that lazy, good-for-nothing third uncle, who's old and can't find a wife. What a ridiculous joke.
Shui Tao doesn't like hearing that. What's wrong with an older man? He's caring and obedient, devoted and considerate. That makes him far better than a man who changes his affections at the drop of a hat.
Besides, watching the scumbag and the two-faced white lotus squirm as they call her Third Aunt is just too satisfying.
[Warning: The male lead marries late, but he isn't old. He's six years older than the female lead.]
My completed novel: "I Divorced Him After Becoming the CEO's Wife"
Theme: The strong can struggle against the storms of fate.
What a great idea. In those days, there was not enough food, so we had to collect wild vegetables, and we could not buy or sell them individually. The price of vegetables was very low. How could we make money? And it was the next day. Didn't the heroine realize that there was not enough food?
The heroine, just report it directly to avoid future troubles.
At that time, ordinary people really didn't have condiments. A little salt, oil, soy sauce was very luxurious. In rural areas, vegetables were usually cooked in big pots and rarely served cold, because one cold seasoning was equivalent to using up a month or two of seasonings. How did the heroine still get up in the middle of the night after working all day? Now we all exercise during the day and fall asleep soundly at night.
I think Zheergen is only sold in Chuangui, and no one eats it elsewhere. It tastes terrible no matter how it is cooked.
Why expose yourself? Why don't you just make some noise next door?
No one bought wild vegetables in those days!
This family is really speechless, heroine, don't waste your feelings
Tian Zhengping is such an insult to his name.
I especially like literature written in the 1950s and 1960s, but literature written in the 1970s is also acceptable. Is it two first loves and two places? The male protagonist protects his shortcomings like a copywriter, and is not stupid enough to be gentle to those women.
I don't know why it becomes more and more boring as I watch it later. It was obviously pretty good at the beginning, maybe because there was no setback at all.