The Villainess's Road to Redemption [Quick Transmigration]

Recommended ongoing story on my profile, Phoenix's Fate: A noblewoman born with the destiny of a phoenix x an emperor who schemes his way to power for love

Coming soon, A Red Apricot Branch: A gentle yet strong-minded, clear-headed heroine x a fierce, possessive, wild-dog hero

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Blurb:

Qiu Qiu, the most unfortunate transmigrator in history:

On her very first day after transmigrating, her Demon Lord father sends her to train in a secret world. Apparently, she has to survive five lifetimes and five trials before she can return.

In every life, she's a scumbag who kills her partner at the slightest disagreement.

Her mission is to completely whitewash her black-hearted nature.

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World Zero: A heavenly prince tricked in love and body

World One: A thousand-year-old ginseng who returns to life in another's body (complete)

World Two: A CEO's assistant who willingly becomes a stand-in (complete)

World Three: The devoted disciple of an aloof, heartless immortal (complete)

World Four: A disabled tycoon with nothing but money (complete)

World Five: The crown prince of an enemy kingdom, deeply in love but suspicious by nature (complete)

Blurb for ongoing story Phoenix's Fate:

Before she was even born, a monk foretold that Ning Mingyu was destined to be a phoenix.

She entered the world with a red phoenix seal between her brows, and everyone was certain she would be the next empress.

But no one knew that, in the dead of night, she repeatedly dreamed that she was imprisoned in the Empress's Palace, trapped like a caged bird with nowhere to escape, all because of the Imperial Astronomical Bureau's prophecy: "If the empress remains, the kingdom will fall."

Mingyu doesn't want the nightmare to come true. She doesn't want to marry the violent, hot-tempered eldest prince, nor the second prince, who is in league with powerful relatives.

So she takes notice of the third prince, Zhao Jingyun, who never competes for attention.

He is a gentle gentleman, as ethereal as an immortal. Surely he would never hurt her as he does in her dreams.

Zhao Jingyun is the son of a dancer and has never wanted to fight for the throne.

But the woman he loves is the future empress, and the man she marries will be the future emperor.

He used to think that, with his lowly birth, he could never be worthy of a noblewoman like her.

Until the struggle for the throne grows more intense, and he learns of the nightmare that keeps Mingyu awake night after night.

Zhao Jingyun decides that he will fight for the throne, too.

Even if it is only so she can sleep peacefully through the night without a single dream.

Years later, after merely chatting a little too long with an envoy at a palace banquet,

Mingyu wakes the next day on the phoenix bed in the Empress's Palace.

She looks at the clothes strewn across the room and the red silk tied around her hands, and falls into deep thought...

The emperor behind her turns and draws his empress close by her slender waist, his eyes full of possessiveness and satisfaction. "I want to hide you away, Yu'er, so no one else can covet you."

Blurb for upcoming story A Red Apricot Branch:

For the three years Shen Zhi has been married to Gu Huaiwen, she has supported his ambitions, managed his household, and become famous across the capital as the model of a virtuous wife.

But in the end, she cannot escape the shame of failing to bear him a child in three years.

So she watches as Gu Huaiwen brings his childhood sweetheart, his cousin, into the household in a small sedan chair. Eight months later, the woman gives birth to a son.

As Shen Zhi hears the baby's cries from the delivery room, she thinks:

On this joyous day, there's no need to tell Gu Huaiwen just yet that the doctor has diagnosed him as infertile.

Huo Ye was once a lowly stable hand in the Shen household. By a twist of fate, he was freed from servitude and earned military merit. But when he returns to the capital in glory, he discovers that the young lady he once admired has been betrayed by her unworthy husband.

He longs to tear the faithless man limb from limb, but also feels that fate has handed him a golden opportunity.

So he immediately buys an old house next door to the Gu residence, plants the apricot tree the young lady loves most, practices shirtless beneath the wall every night, and arranges to keep running into her...

When spring comes and the flowers bloom, he will give her the most beautiful apricot blossom.

Gu Huaiwen storms into the Huo residence with divorce papers, accusing Huo Ye of shamelessly seducing his wife.

Huo Ye calmly snatches the papers from him and folds them into Shen Zhi's favorite flower. Then he admits,

"I did seduce her, but I did it with a sincerity you, Master Gu, have never shown her."

Theme: May no misunderstanding keep love waiting outside the door