My new novel, My Puppy Student Started a Rebellion, is now available. If you're interested, please add it to your favorites!
Blurb:
Chu Tian transmigrates into a book, into the body of Chu Liangyue, the most tragic supporting female character in The Villain Gets His Happy Ending. The original owner's older sister, visibly pregnant, shows up at the ceremony where the imperial decree announcing Chu Liangyue's engagement to the crown prince is read aloud. Chu Liangyue gets so furious that she rolls her eyes and spits up blood before fainting...
When she wakes, Chu Liangyue has become Chu Tian.
Chu Tian: ??? What's so special about a man like that?
She quickly dumps the troublesome guy, packs her things, and decides to leave this awful home. She hasn't forgotten that the original owner's ending was ridiculously tragic!
But on a moonless, windy night, in an empty street and narrow alley, a little tail suddenly appears behind her as she makes her escape...
Chu Tian turns around in alarm.
The little tail removes his mask and lifts her chin, smiling with interest. "Little Yue, where are you going?"
Chu Tian trembles. "This person... looks a little like that... ultimate villain..."
So while everyone else clings to powerful allies, Chu Tian clings to her little tail.
Later, her little tail captures the crown prince, then abducts the empress dowager, and finally carries her onto the dragon throne.
"Don't be afraid. I'll give you the whole world."
"As long as I'm here, no one can kill you."
Every day Chu Tian spends inside the book, she nervously worries that she might suddenly lose her head, until someone places everything right in front of her:
"Sweetheart, everything I have is yours."
Chu Tian: Life in this book... actually seems pretty good???
Preview of an upcoming novel:
Li Xingruo has had two boyfriends, and neither relationship ended well. One left her to go abroad after graduation and vanished without a trace. The other had a sharp tongue and was always saying things she didn't want to hear.
Then she met a smiling younger guy...
Lin Xingyang is fair and clean-cut, and when he smiles, two adorable little dimples show. He's an ideal 185 centimeters tall, but his roommates still habitually treat him like the sweet little boy next door. Over time, everyone comes to believe that he's genuinely innocent, adorable, and mild-tempered.
Including the woman who calls herself "the wife of every handsome guy on the internet," who likes to call him little brother.
One day, his roommate posts a video of them playing basketball. In the video, Xingyang jumps up and smiles happily after making a shot, accidentally showing off his two dimples. It lasts only a second, and his roommate shares the video with him.
Soon, one comment catches his eye:
Someone's alt account: "Does the cute dimpled guy have a girlfriend? If not, would he mind getting one? If he does, would he mind switching?"
When Lin Xingyang clicks on the account, he discovers that she regularly posts the same words, with different forms of address, in the comments on videos of handsome guys:
"Hey, handsome, looking for a partner?"
"Does the handsome guy have a girlfriend? If not, would he mind getting one? If he does, would he mind switching?"
"..."
Lin Xingyang gives a cold snort and bites his little dimple. "Hmph, what a player."
She says she wants to be his girlfriend, but secretly calls other men her husbands.
Little scene:
Li Xingruo: "Call me big sister."
Lin Xingyang: "Call me big brother."
Li Xingruo: "What, want to compete?"
Lin Xingyang hoists her onto his shoulder, his dimples showing as he smiles innocently. "Sure, let's compete."
(It'll be out soon. I'm working on the manuscript.)
Theme: Love means giving your whole heart
Save your life, the whole article is about coughing, and that's not how illness is described, right? Does the author know what it feels like to cough for a long time?
There's something wrong with the designation of people's brains in "Villains Also Have Spring"
The heroine is a little speechless. If it weren't for Liuliu, she would have died. The old couple killed so many innocent people and they wanted to kill them. Liuliu was just fighting back. It was also a way of killing evil for God. Her death was not unjust. If Liuliu hadn't been alert, she would have died long ago without the halo of the heroine and the hero not appearing. But the heroine actually felt scared? Ignoring Liuliu and giving him a cold shoulder, she really couldn't tell the difference between good and bad. If it were the male protagonist, he would never see her like this, really. . . Forget it, give up
Haha, there's one more person in the team, but I hope he doesn't have a romantic relationship with the heroine, it's not necessary
I'm in tears, Changle. A victim from beginning to end
Hasn't it been delivered before? Did you also help put on a mask with your own hands?
Congratulations, spread flowers~
Please clear it up. In the introduction, the heroine found the hero following her while she was escaping, and then the hero picked up the heroine's chin. Is this plot really found in the novel? I'm really super invincible. The action of the male protagonist Li Liang lifting the female protagonist's chin feels very frivolous and disrespectful to the female protagonist. If he lifts rather than provokes, I will feel very sweet.
I just want to ask, are there really any novels that portray the heroine in such a negative light??
Congratulations on the completion~Spread flowers?