The main story is complete. The shameless author ran off to study for the civil service exam and didn't write any bonus chapters.
As an athlete who dominated an entire era, Mei Ye's career never saw her finish below the podium.
"Being born in the same era as the Queen is a misfortune. The other competitors can only fight tooth and nail for second place."
In her past life, she could only regret missing her chance and console herself by becoming a figure-skating content creator, making videos about men's singles, women's singles, and even pair skating.
Now that she's been lucky enough to be reborn, of course she's going to reach the top.
But to become a women's singles figure skater, do you need to know how to cook, dance, and play video games in addition to spinning and jumping?
Step by step, she reached the summit, breaking every record before she even realized it.
The female lead takes care of being cool (pretending to be a man), male supporting character 1 is a crybaby, and male supporting character 2 is a piggy bank. As for who the male lead is, who knows?
The story focuses on her career, with a satisfying, indulgent tone. Please go easy on the logic; all the plot holes come from the author's lack of brainpower.
[Content warning]: Some rules have been heavily altered, so don't get too caught up in how things work in real life. This is a semi-alternate setting. Please don't read if that bothers you.
Blurb for the upcoming novel "The Overgrown Baby Falls for Me":
Jiang Shu: One of the three types who fear things: socially anxious, afraid of marriage, and afraid of having children. Freelance worker, single, twenty-five years old, and currently in the scientifically designated prime childbearing age of twenty-five to twenty-nine.
After researching the pros and cons of marriage, she resolved never to marry. I'm rich and beautiful. I can sleep with whoever I want, and if I don't want kids, I don't have to have them. Why should I get married and provide someone with a permanent supply of free sex?
Then, one day, she transmigrated to a parallel world. The matchmaking System assigned her a boyfriend who had just turned eighteen and been diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder. His memories had been erased, leaving him like a newborn baby.
Matchmaking notice:
1. You are his guardian and are authorized to control his reproductive rights and personal freedom.
2. You are obliged to maintain his basic standard of living.
3. Every human's genes are the property of the Empire. Please use him as soon as possible and pass on your genes.
Jiang Shu: Meow, what? Is having children the meaning of life in your country? Is this the gender-swapped version of feudal society? Wait, I'm not a radical feminist! I'd like to return him!
From then on, the female lead became his guardian and led a diligent life as a mother and caregiver.
Question: What's it like raising a boyfriend with antisocial personality disorder?
Female lead: A painless way to become a mom?
The female lead's roles: mom, girlfriend, girlfriend, girlfriend
The male lead, feeling aggrieved: When will I get promoted to husband?
The female lead glanced at him and calmly continued playing on her phone. "You only need to get married if you want kids. Since neither of us wants children, what's wrong with being lovers for life?"
The male lead gritted his teeth and steeled himself. "We can, we can have a baby. I'll do it!"
Reader's guide:
1. The male lead has the "warrior" gene and is a "born criminal" who may develop antisocial personality disorder. His values can sometimes be skewed.
2. You've heard of people raising their wives like daughters. In this story, the male lead is raised like a son. Skip the pregnancy and get a boyfriend and son in one package.
3. Raise him first, fall in love later.
4. If the author ever goes off the deep end, there might be a dangerous plot point where the male lead gives birth. Be warned.
Theme: Experience the beauty of figure skating and the fierce spirit of competition on the ice.
Tsk, Bangzi's sportsmanship is just not sportsmanship. There has been an incident before where an athlete suffered from bone cancer. In order to allow him to continue competing, the country forced him to recruit and strengthen training. He missed the best period of treatment and passed away at the age of 23. His biological sister was also excluded from the national team.
Gan This ending was so unexpected that I was frightened.
Is this Korean strong female single based on the Queen?
It ended a bit suddenly... I don't have a private life... I don't even know if I've been admitted to college. What a pity.
Aren't the extras constantly updated? Nope...
It feels like a lot of things haven't been explained yet, it's an anticlimax. Are the emotional scenes just deleted?
Is this considered bad? I tilt my head in confusion jpg
It's strange. Even though the parents were taken away, something still didn't feel right. Aphra seemed to have some psychological problems. Her view of family was really heartbreaking, and she was still a child. But I still enjoyed watching the plum leaves part, big brother, come on~(/≧▽≦)/~
It turns out that the author is from the north. Do you want to try it in Guangdong where the high temperature is over 30 degrees in December? Mosquitoes are almost year-round, except for the coldest months or two.
_(:з∠)_ And other extras