Song Ning transmigrates into a book as a cannon-fodder female character who doesn't survive ten chapters in the original story.
Although she is of noble birth and holds the title of county princess, her fate is tragic.
She is married off to Xie Yan, the villainous prince of a neighboring kingdom, and before long becomes a casualty of the struggle for power. Her ending is utterly tragic.
To avoid the marriage, Song Ning tries every trick in the book to keep the marriage proposal at arm's length.
She thinks she has escaped her fate, but Xie Yan still comes looking for her.
Song Ning says indignantly, "I'm incredibly jealous! I absolutely refuse to share a husband with another woman!"
Xie Yan agrees without hesitation. "Fine."
Song Ning: "...I also love fighting! I can make my whip crack like thunder, so you should..."
Xie Yan raises an eyebrow. "This prince would be happy to spar with you."
Song Ning despairs and throws caution to the wind. "I only love money. You can forget about marrying me unless you have two mountains of gold and silver!"
Xie Yan smiles. "As long as you behave, the entire Kingdom of Jing will be yours."
Coming soon: Schemes for Imperial Favor [Reborn]
In her previous life, Shen Yao and her half-sister Shen Jiang were both chosen for the palace and became consorts of Emperor Ding'an.
The palace gates are like the depths of the sea. The little sister who used to cling to her and act spoiled transformed into a villain who stole the emperor's favor and eventually burned Shen Yao alive.
Reborn, she will never repeat the mistakes of her past life. She will make the villains suffer the consequences of their own actions!
She is determined to become a favored consort. What is there to fear from a "tyrant"? Can anyone be more frightening than the human heart?
Later, Shen Yao holds her aching waist and glares at the thoroughly satisfied man, gritting her teeth. He really is devoted to his people, but he's also truly incapable of tenderness.
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The empress points at her and scolds her: What punishment does she deserve for seducing the emperor?
Shen Yao raises an eyebrow. "Naturally, I deserve to spend every night in his arms and never get a day off."
Later generations describe Emperor Ding'an and his Noble Consort Shen with the words: "A graceful lady, the gentleman's fondest desire."
Reading guide:
1. The male lead isn't a virgin, is just a plot device, and is a scoundrel by nature.
2. The female lead won't fall in love (and if she does, she's only pretending).
3. Palace intrigue with no logic, slow-paced.
Theme: Be kind-hearted.
I sincerely offer some suggestions to the author. I jumped to the end and saw that it was the first article. The whole article gave me the feeling that it was a reprint of an ancient article that the author had read before, but it was just an old shell filled with the author's content. There are many points that could be discussed in detail, but a lot of effort is spent on highlighting the love plot and the handsome and doting male protagonist. First of all, what was the heroine's condition before she wore the book? How did she accept and adapt to the novel? Secondly, she has maintained the free and easy and unique style of modern people, but has not used modern thinking to think about her relationship with the male protagonist. Isn't this a bit inconsistent? Moreover, in all the time-travel novels I have read that I thought were good, the heroine, as an outsider, is a variable to the original world. The heroine may not be able to completely reverse the ending despite all the hard work. But in this book, the heroine seems to have done nothing, and it was all done by the hero alone? The book seems to have given the heroine only a brief God's perspective at the beginning. The heroine did not make good use of this information, and then she did nothing and enjoyed the fruits of the hero's struggle...? In short, I still hope that the author can add a little more thought and design, so that people will not dream of going back to the era of button machines as soon as they read the article hhhhhhh
It's hard to imagine that this was actually written in 2020... The writing is okay, but the plot is really too cliche, or the ancient version of the tyrant boss and his sweet wife. It might have been okay three or four years ago, but I really can't stand it now.
Uh, can ancient sayings also involve taking things by force?
You will get wet when it rains. It's really a good thing. Hahahahahahahaha. Fortunately, it's not when it's hailing.
Catching insects, I feel Wen Ruoxue sounds better than Wen Ruoxue for some reason
It rains every day, does Xie Yan have to get wet every day? I feel so retarded. . .
It rains every day, does Xie Yan have to get wet every day? I feel so retarded. . .
Sprinkle flowers, very pretty! Sweet, sweet!
Wasn't there any Gonggongsha back then? Hold head high?
I'm reading novels now. Whenever I see it (ha, it's interesting), I get excited all over.