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Song Wan, a die-hard fan of Shen Yan, transmigrates into a fanfiction novel as the secretly married wife of the superstar Shen Yan.
System: You are the female supporting character in this book. If you don't divorce him and cut ties with him, you'll die on the spot.
My idol is precious, but my life is more precious. Song Wan, determined to survive: I'll divorce him, I'll divorce him! Waaaah!
Under pressure from the System, Song Wan is forced to send Shen Yan divorce papers. She also does everything she can to distance herself from him and sever their ties. At first, Shen Yan suspects she's playing hard to get. But after they really get their divorce certificates, the woman who used to say she loved him shamelessly flirts with a young heartthrob right in front of him. Shen Yan: "...Women really are all two-timing pigs."
Feeling like someone has turned his life into a vast green pasture, Shen Yan decides to get their marriage certificate back.
And so, mistreating your wife is fun for a while, then comes the arduous road to winning her back...
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Blurb: Yu Xi transmigrates into a book.
She transmigrates into the body of Yu Xi, the eldest daughter of the Yu family, known as the modern-day Lin Daiyu in a wealthy-family romance novel.
In the book, Yu Xi is a female supporting character. With her frail, sickly body, she manages to become a formidable obstacle in the romance between the male and female leads.
The eldest Yu daughter is delicate and falls ill as soon as a breeze blows.
The eldest Yu daughter is timid and falls ill as soon as she cries.
The eldest Yu daughter is weak and falls ill as soon as she gets tired.
But that was before Yu Xi transmigrated into the book.
After transmigrating into the book, Yu Xi, a culinary goddess, first uses medicinal cuisine to improve her health. Then she steps out of the leads' romance and leisurely opens a little restaurant in a shop tucked away in an alley.
She's the owner, and the chef, too.
So, although the eldest Yu daughter is delicate, she can still brave the cold in the dead of winter, sleeves rolled up, just to fry a plate of egg fried rice for her customers.
Although the eldest Yu daughter is timid, she can still chase a thief for three miles through the pitch-black night, ladle in hand, just to get back the chili sauce she has only just finished pickling.
Although the eldest Yu daughter is weak, she can still wield a huge wok meant for ten people for half an hour, all to master the heat and make a perfect plate of mapo tofu.
Everyone calls Yu Xi a fool for giving up her place as the esteemed eldest Yu daughter to become a chef. But anyone who has tasted her cooking complains that Heaven is unfair: why make a culinary goddess a rich young lady instead?
As for the male and female leads? Sorry, they still have to wait in line for a meal.
Theme: The heroine is optimistic, levelheaded, and decisive when faced with trouble.
I originally paid to watch the second part, but you said it has an open ending, so forget it and give up. Stop watching it. I don't deserve it.
I hate this kind of heroine, I can't stand the forced he.
I don't like the heroine's character very much, maybe because I've never been madly in love with someone, so I can't understand this kind of liking.
Not bad, just a little short
Is the heroine a masochist or has no self-respect?
To be honest, the plot is too silly
It's a bit like a childish campus article, keep up the good work
Is it really over? I only show thirty chapters here.
Is Si Huai the male protagonist?!
Give the author a lot of love