Original title: I Married the Male Lead of a Period Novel by Contract
This is a real contract marriage, with no love involved.
Tang Suning transmigrated into a period novel about a villainous woman reborn and trying to win back her old love.
According to the plot, she was a cannon-fodder supporting character whose main role was to fight the heroine for the male lead and help bring the two together. In the end, the leads would face-slap her, ruin her reputation, and leave her to die a horrible death.
Tang Suning: ...Is painting not fun, or are vegetables grown with nutrient solution not delicious? I'm out. See ya.
But Tang Suning never expected the male lead of this period novel to go off-script and keep pestering her.
Tang Suning: Look, I'm a cannon-fodder supporting character, not your fated heroine!
Zhou Songjin: But the heroine scares me.
Tang Suning: ???
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Zhou Songjin dreamed that he was the male lead of a period novel.
According to the plot, at the upcoming matchmaking event, he would fall in love at first sight with the heroine, who was also the wife who had betrayed him in his previous life. From then on, he would go crazy for her, lose his mind over her, and bang his head against a wall for her, as if he'd been cursed.
Most importantly, Zhou Songjin discovered that whenever he got close to the heroine, he was involuntarily affected and felt that he had to love her.
Zhou Songjin: She's too dangerous. I'd better stay far, far away.
Then, on a mission, Zhou Songjin met the supporting character Tang Suning, who wasn't supposed to appear until the latter half of the story. He discovered that as long as he stayed close to Tang Suning, the heroine couldn't influence him.
From then on, whenever the heroine tried to get close to him, he went straight to Tang Suning's side.
Tang Suning: ...Listen, thanks.
Reading note: A fictional transmigration-into-a-book story with many original elements. The heroine has a golden finger. If that's not your thing, don't read.
Upcoming: Reborn as the Villain in a Lucky Carp Novel [The 1970s]
Blurb:
Su Shan transmigrated into a feel-good period novel set in the 1970s, titled The Little Lucky Girl of the 1970s.
According to the plot, the little lucky girl, Xiao Fuxing, was born with amazing luck. She could walk out the door and find anything, from gold, silver, and jade to bird eggs and chicken eggs. As long as she went outside, she was guaranteed to come home with something.
Besides, in the book, anyone who treated the little lucky girl well would have good luck, while anyone who disliked her would suffer bad luck.
And Su Shan had transmigrated into the role of the little lucky girl's third aunt, the only person in the family who disliked her. Naturally, she would eventually be destroyed by the little lucky girl's good fortune and die a horrible death.
Su Shan was born in the apocalypse, grew up in the apocalypse, and died in the apocalypse.
Now that she had finally gotten another life, she didn't want to die all over again.
Since the original owner and the little lucky girl were destined to be enemies, she would simply kick them all out of her way. She wanted to live her own quiet life.
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Qi Yueze's family had a bad class background, so ever since they were sent away to the countryside, everyone avoided them.
Then one day, a family of three moved in next door.
At first, he only meant to lend a hand, since his new neighbors were a woman and a child. He never expected that helping them would leave him living off his wife from then on.
Qi Yueze: ...Well, it's pretty great.
Reading notes:
1. The heroine has a golden finger, and quite a powerful one. The hero... is probably a professional kept man (not really).
2. A slice-of-life story.
3. Both the hero and heroine have been married before.
Theme: Keep your heart turned toward the sun and work hard at life; good things will come
Every time I see the original heroine recalling the fact that she and the hero were married in a previous life, I feel disgusted. I still have no feelings for this hero. The heroine is in such good condition, but she can actually find someone better. The hero is not the biological son of the military commander, he is just his godson, just like the relationship between the original heroine and Commander Wang's family.
The male protagonist has a beautiful idea. To be honest, the female protagonist is currently the only one who is not affected by the original heroine. The marriage agreement is originally good for him. . . . But the heroine was later forced to agree to marry him, which made her feel aggrieved just thinking about it. The main reason was that the hero was unlovable from head to toe. . . .
I saw that "Red Flag Piao Piao" was created in 1994. The background in the article should be in the early 1970s... The original heroine, who is a lover, may not remember this song? After all, she was almost fifty in the 1990s?
When did the commander's help come into play? The original heroine was disgusting every day. This kind of intelligence is useless without its halo.
Bad ending. . . I really shouldn't continue buying it
I still think it's not good to use songs composed by others.
When can it be updated? Are you going to stop updating and not ask for leave?
I kind of sympathize with Zhou Songjin. It's really miserable to be entangled with this kind of woman.
Fine! I just want to see the career line of the heroine, but I don't want to see the original male protagonist.
Every time I see the original heroine recalling the fact that she and the hero were married in a previous life, I feel disgusted. I still have no feelings for this hero. The heroine is in such good condition, but she can actually find someone better. The hero is not the biological son of the military commander, he is just his godson, just like the relationship between the original heroine and Commander Wang's family.
The male protagonist has a beautiful idea. To be honest, the female protagonist is currently the only one who is not affected by the original heroine. The marriage agreement is originally good for him. . . . But the heroine was later forced to agree to marry him, which made her feel aggrieved just thinking about it. The main reason was that the hero was unlovable from head to toe. . . .
I saw that "Red Flag Piao Piao" was created in 1994. The background in the article should be in the early 1970s... The original heroine, who is a lover, may not remember this song? After all, she was almost fifty in the 1990s?
When did the commander's help come into play? The original heroine was disgusting every day. This kind of intelligence is useless without its halo.
Bad ending. . . I really shouldn't continue buying it
I still think it's not good to use songs composed by others.
When can it be updated? Are you going to stop updating and not ask for leave?
I kind of sympathize with Zhou Songjin. It's really miserable to be entangled with this kind of woman.
Fine! I just want to see the career line of the heroine, but I don't want to see the original male protagonist.
Come on come on come on come on