Please add my new fantasy-world story, Lottie's Castle, to your collection.
Lin Yiyi, who has leukemia, wakes up one day to find that she has transmigrated into a Western fantasy novel as the young daughter of a duke.
Her whole family is full of villains. Her father is cold and unfeeling, her brother is ruthless, and she is a vicious side character who bullies the heroine and relentlessly pursues the male lead?
Lin Yiyi falls silent, looking at her lotus-root-like little hands and feet... A vicious side character?
Is money not fun to spend? Is magic not fun to play with? Why be a vicious side character?
But just as she plans to happily laze around in this healthy body until the day she's beheaded, why does it feel like everyone around her is so different from how they're described in the original story?
Her cold and unfeeling dad has become warm and affectionate. Her ruthless brother seems a little tsundere. Why does the gentle and virtuous heroine always tease her? And most terrifying of all, the refined and elegant male lead...
Isn't he supposed to be a cultured gentleman, as gentle as jade? Why is he always snapping at her and glaring at her with those scary eyes?
Wah~ She hasn't even done anything yet! QAQ
The reborn Crown Prince Grace swears he'll soon rid the empire of the cancer that is Duke Roland. And as for Lottie, he'll never again let her exploit Alice's trust and hurt her.
But he has been reborn too early. The wicked, arrogant, and vicious woman from his future is only five years old now.
Looking at the evil girl, whose arms and legs are short and who barely comes up to his waist, the Crown Prince falls into deep silence...
A heartwarming, sweet little story about a timid, adorable dumpling who transmigrates into the family of a ruthless villainous duke and heals the villains.
Main characters: Andrew, the mysterious magical spirit;
a cool, aloof father who is completely devoted to his daughter but refuses to admit it;
a tsundere brother who adores his little sister;
the Crown Prince, who keeps trying to expose the evil girl's true nature, only to get scolded and end up doubting himself;
the original heroine, who loves picking on soft, timid little cuties.
Reader's notes:
1. This story was inspired by a series of novels on Jinjiang about a three-and-a-half-year-old.
2. If you have a problem with the heroine's personality, please read the title again.
3. The original leads won't be vilified or split up. As for who the male lead is, try guessing. This isn't a stock-picking story, but I'm not revealing the male lead. [Wicked grin]
4. This is a beloved-by-everyone story, but not the kind where everyone spoils the heroine senseless. It's more like everyday family life: joking around, bantering, and being tsundere jerks to each other.
5. Don't misunderstand Duke Roland. He loves his children dearly, but he's cold by nature and bad at expressing his feelings.
6. This isn't a romance story, so the emotions won't be intense. They'll be like a gentle drizzle, quietly nourishing everything. Before she knows it, Lottie will have found family, friendship, and love.
7. The author is terrible at naming characters, so the names in the story are taken from comics or Western classics.
Theme: Even if you're only a supporting character, live well and be kind to yourself
I would like to remind those of you who haven't read it yet. Although you watched it with gusto at the beginning, it was so perfunctory at the end. I understand that the author is getting married and has no time to write, but I still want to remind those who have not seen the end not to buy it!! The ending is really the outline!!
,,, Because I have been reading Korean comics. How should I put it? Some of the story contents in this novel are mixed with many plots in Korean comics. The female protagonist is fat and looks a bit like a white pig. For example, the elf who accompanies her is a bit like Yasha from Poison Princess and Lovely Best Friends. He also wanted to get branches and left the female protagonist for a while, but in the end he didn't know that this was called love and watched the female protagonist get married and have children with someone else. And the storyline of raising a baby is really like this in several Korean comics. I forgot what it was called. At first, the father didn't care about it, and the older brother doted on it. Then gradually, the father began to care about it, and then there was also a reborn female protagonist or male protagonist in the original book... Although this one is a lot of mixture, it is As for me, if I watch too many Korean comics, they will automatically be brought into the picture, but generally speaking, it is okay. There is no big storm, it is very ordinary and bland. The ending is hasty and hastily ended. It is passed quickly, especially the reborn prince who wants revenge or a slap in the face, etc., Is it revealed in such an ordinary way??? Meow meow meow?? Drive high and go low. . Originally, I thought the beginning of this story was okay, and there was nothing wrong with borrowing from Korean comics, as long as the content was exciting, but... That's how it ended. .
I... The last chapter was rushed and unfinished... I really...
It's really a waste. I have collected it for so long and even spent money to subscribe. This crap is too much.
Sending you blessings, okay?
... I feel like the plot is a bit subdued and perfunctory towards the end.
The ending is just like the author said, although it is a bit rushed, but a lot of explanations are clear and satisfying. Wish you great happiness
Although it sucks, I wish you happiness
... This... Is a bit perfunctory. I thought the heroine and her father could have more parent-child sweetness, but the hero didn't get enough. Could you please add more?
Even though it's unfinished, I bought all the rest. I hope to write more romance novels.