This novel is complete. Thank you all for keeping me company. Until we meet again! Here's my ongoing novel, I Was Reborn After Abandoning My Husband and Child [The 1970s].
Blurb One:
Song Yeyao transmigrated into a book and became a mother overnight, the kind who was pregnant before marriage and planned to leave her child at an orphanage.
As one of the novel's important supporting female characters,
she was basically a girl with the personality of Cinderella's stepsister who wanted Cinderella's fate. Though fair-skinned and beautiful, she was poor, jealous, and fond of clinging to the rich and powerful.
Of course, her life story was quite eventful. She was the male lead's first love, but dumped him for being poor. She also happened to ruin the female lead's one true love.
No wonder she was a supporting character: she'd managed to offend the male lead, the female lead, and a powerful big shot all at once.
After recalling the novel's plot, Song Yeyao glanced down at the time and laughed in exasperation.
Great, the plot was already more than halfway through, and she'd just done something stupid by abandoning the big shot's son outside an orphanage. Thinking of how her story ended in the book, she figured she might as well go up to the roof and end it all...
Blurb Two:
Zhan Jing was aloof and highborn (or so he pretended), kept his distance from women, and was known as the unattainable flower of the second-generation elite, the cream of the crop among wealthy bachelors.
One day, Zhan Jing ran into Song Yeyao and her child. Looking at the exquisite little person wearing a mask, he asked Song Yeyao uncertainly, "Are you married?"
Song Yeyao lied through her teeth. "Yes."
"Where's the child's father?"
"Oh, he's off mining coal in South Africa," Song Yeyao said, making up a lie on the spot.
Zhan Jing kindly offered, "I own a few diamond mines there. If you don't mind, I can have someone arrange for him to work at one of them."
"Heh, no need."
Later, Zhan Jing looked at the child in front of him, whose little face was almost identical to his own as a child. Raising an eyebrow, he said, "Woman, your son looks so much like Old Zhan next door. Does his father know?"
Song Yeyao: ...
Theme: Transmigrating into the role of a doomed supporting character who ran off while pregnant.
After the Scumbag Got Bound to the Male God System
The Vicious Factory Beauty of the Seventies
I Heard I'm the Campus Heartthrob Next Door's Moonlight [Book Transmigration]
The Hated Nanny's Daughter Is Reborn
The Scheming Villainess of the 1970s
I Was Reborn After Leaving My Husband and Child [The 1970s]
The Scum's Road to Redemption [Quick Transmigration]
The Seven-Ties' Most Difficult Little Wife
The content is good, but the chapters are not connected, which affects the mood of reading and makes me want to leave a negative review. I don't like it very much.
It's not perfect. The groom's parents and family have never seen their grandson, and there was no wedding.
Come on, Mr. Zhan has lost his horse, hahaha, this family is really destined, Song's father would never have imagined that Zhan was always the middle-aged boy who rubbed his car, haha
The writing style is quite warm, and there are few top-notch ones. However, some chapters are not very coherent and suddenly jump out of the map.
It's over before I've seen enough
There really isn't anyone particularly good in the whole story, and the writing style is kind of lighthearted, very, very, very, very, very beautiful, especially at the end and the extra chapter, which is very heartwarming, and the author is great!!!
It feels like the progress is too fast, and the next 2 and 3 chapters are a bit uncomfortable to read, but congratulations on the completion~~
Damn, I'm updating some finales, I haven't seen enough
It was well written, but I felt that the ending was a little rushed and not enough to watch. I still want to read on.
I hope that the next book will keep up the good work. It starts well but becomes a little shaky later on.