Blurb:
Ling Shuang was a wicked demoness, ruthless and determined to oppose the righteous sects. The two sides had fought for millions of years. Just as the demons seemed about to win the final battle between demons and immortals, Ling Shuang made one careless mistake and was struck by heavenly lightning. The battle ended in a disastrous defeat!
When she opened her eyes again, Ling Shuang had transmigrated into a period novel, where she became a widow with three little kids in tow...
In the story, these three little brats would grow up to become major villains, while the original owner was their birth mother, who abandoned them and met a tragic end.
At that moment, three identical-looking little brats blinked up at her, holding her hand and calling her Mama.
The demoness Ling Shuang, whose name struck terror into the righteous sects: "..."
An old woman beside her kept nagging: "Ling Shuang, have you made up your mind? If you send these three children away, you can go to the city and marry that man."
Ling Shuang fell silent, then kicked the old woman away. "Get lost! I'm not giving them up!"
She thought it was just a child-rearing story, but one day the original owner's long-dead husband came back.
Looking at the handsome, familiar man in front of her, Ling Shuang silently picked up her hoe and sneered. "Shall we continue our fight, Immortal Lord of the righteous sects?"
Qi Mo: "..."
A demoness from the Demon Realm and an Immortal Lord from the righteous sects, both transmigrated into books.
Reader note: Contains some personal headcanons. Blurb screenshot dated 2020.3.27
Recommended upcoming novel by the author: The Contrast-Character's Villainous Mother Awakens in a Period Novel
Synopsis: Shen Lan woke up one morning and discovered she was the contrast-character mother in a book. She had given birth to twins, just like the heroine, but she was destined to act recklessly, neglect her children, and focus on divorcing her research-scientist husband so she could pursue free love.
The heroine, meanwhile, would lovingly raise her children and share a happy marriage with her husband, an officer stationed far away. She would eventually raise her children to become pillars of the nation. Her children would be filial, her marriage harmonious, and her later years happy.
As the contrast character, Shen Lan would be cheated out of her money and virtue, then sold to a remote mountain village, meeting a tragic end!
Her husband would die in a base explosion, and her children, damaged by an unhappy childhood, would grow twisted personalities. Her son would go down the wrong path, while her daughter would be tricked into marriage, give birth, then jump to her death.
After learning all this, Shen Lan cursed the heavens. Damn that idiot author! No wonder every time she tried to be kind to her children, some force stopped her! It even kept forcing her to seduce other people and pushing her onto the villain's path!
From then on, Shen Lan worked hard and shook off the evil force. If she didn't love her own children, who would? Her husband was handsome, well-built, and good at earning money. She'd have to be crazy to look elsewhere.
From then on, Shen Lan used her skillful hands to build a prosperous life, save her husband, love her children, escape the original plot, and live life on her own terms.
Beautiful, hardworking heroine vs. handsome, capable husband
Shen Lan and the heroine will have no conflict. The original heroine is not villainized, and the two women will build prosperous lives together.
Recommended upcoming novel: A Cozy Life in the Seventies
Synopsis: Lin Qiao was reborn at a matchmaking meeting. Remembering how, in her previous life, she'd married the twice-divorced old man in front of her simply because she didn't want to disobey her parents, she wanted to slap herself.
She was dutiful to her parents and loved her younger siblings. To give her family a better life, she attended night school and worked hard until she became a factory accountant, helping them all live comfortably.
But she put off marriage until she was older, then devoted her whole life to this man. When she grew old, she was thrown out of the house. Her children were unfilial, her siblings were distant, and she died quietly, alone.
Reborn, Lin Qiao looked at the old man at the matchmaking meeting and walked out on him right then and there. This time, she would forge her own path.
Her parents called her unfilial, so Lin Qiao decided to be an unfilial daughter. Her younger siblings complained that she was stingy, so she accepted it with a clear conscience. Let them gossip all they wanted. She would stand her ground.
Before long, Lin Qiao became a key employee at the factory. The factory arranged a matchmaking date for her, and she planned to just go through the motions. Who knew her match would be the handsome man who had saved her in both of her lives?
The handsome man's name was Wen Qi'an.
Wen Qi'an was handsome, gentle-tempered, and had a beautiful singing voice. As a devoted opera fan, Lin Qiao decided on the spot that she would marry him!
Opera-loving heroine vs. opera troupe leader
Theme: Building a career and raising children, without neglecting either
Why is it over? I feel like the episode is not finished yet.
Okay, this fairy king's status as the male protagonist is now stable with me.
If this male protagonist dares to interfere in the dispute between the female protagonist and her natal family, then he should not be the male protagonist.
The pace is very fast and there are many typos... The subject matter is really attractive.
That's it. Are you too anxious?
In the early 1980s, elevator rooms were probably not found in ordinary factory-family buildings in Beijing or Shanghai, right?
What is the name of that neighbor's husband? I think it's why you always say it
Why is it over? I feel like the episode is not finished yet.
Okay, this fairy king's status as the male protagonist is now stable with me.
If this male protagonist dares to interfere in the dispute between the female protagonist and her natal family, then he should not be the male protagonist.
The pace is very fast and there are many typos... The subject matter is really attractive.
That's it. Are you too anxious?
In the early 1980s, elevator rooms were probably not found in ordinary factory-family buildings in Beijing or Shanghai, right?
What is the name of that neighbor's husband? I think it's why you always say it
I think there should be another one
Too fast, too fast?
Ah? It's over so soon?