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Huo Ran is infamous among high society for being a plastic surgery addict and the queen of public feuds. Even white lotus types with masterful tea skills can't compete with her, and even a time-management expert would give her a wide berth!
The greatest enemies in her life are her wealthy half-siblings, each born to a different mother. Whenever there's a family banquet, the siblings trade insults and can't stand the sight of each other. Their feuds are fit to make entertainment headlines.
Perhaps fate finally takes pity on her. After a car accident, she is reborn ten years in the past.
Only after returning to her childhood does Huo Ran discover that:
Her sharp-tongued biological sister is actually just a chuuni girl obsessed with celebrities, with a tsundere personality and an adorable vibe.
Her ruthless, scheming second brother likes to show off, but is extremely well-mannered. He's goofy on the outside and gentle on the inside.
Her cousin, who used to be a helpless little flower in her previous life, is being manipulated by a scumbag without even realizing it.
Her eldest brother, the domineering CEO who looks down on everyone, is still aloof and aristocratic, but occasionally has to endure the human hellscape of his little sister accidentally pulling his pants down.
As for Huo Ran, she's only just been taken in by the Huo family from the orphanage. She's a pitiful little thing who can only whimper as a group of mean girls corners her in the restroom.
Poor little Huo Ran: "??"
Get lost!
The early story is a goofy, heartwarming family tale about healing one another.
Romance:
One day, middle schooler Huo Ran is asked to bring a parent to school, so she spends a fortune renting a "dad" online to deal with the teacher.
Shi Yue is young, handsome, has a firm backside, and has a pair of seductive, flirtatious eyes. His profession may be disreputable, but his beauty is absolutely captivating.
Smitten by his good looks, Huo Ran vows to work hard and save up so she can get this "down-on-his-luck young master," no matter how expensive he is.
But then...
Later, the finance tycoon says, "I may have 'tricked' my wife into marrying me, but it's really sweet!"
The early story focuses on family and friendship; later, it's all about romance! A cold, tsundere heroine x an investment banking tycoon.
A sweet romance with a seven-year age gap between the leads.
Upcoming novel: check out The Supporting Female Lead Wants to Steal My Protagonist's Halo Again next door.
Ji Li has finally gotten the protagonist role after transmigrating into a book. She's a fake heiress, but everyone loves her. She's more popular than money itself.
But before she can even enjoy being the protagonist, she catches a cold, gets a fever and a runny nose, finds no toilet paper in the bathroom, trips down the stairs and lands flat on her face, and has such bad luck she even finds a steel scrubber in her food.
How the hell is she the protagonist?
The System tells her someone has stolen her luck. The protagonist's halo is gradually shifting toward the real heiress, and even the husband who will one day own assets worth hundreds of billions is going to fall for someone else.
The show-off System is just about to brag about how it can help her reclaim her halo when Ji Li clasps her hands together: Sorry to bother you. I'm out!
She hastily packs her things and returns to her birth family.
The System: "??"
Her birth family:
Her still-beautiful mother is a gambling addict?
Her older brother, only two years older than her, is cold and violent and rumored to have a serial killer streak?
Her elementary-school-aged little brother is hated by everyone and has developed a kleptomania problem at such a young age?
And her youngest sister clutches a broken doll and never speaks. She's severely autistic?
The family is so poor they have to steal toilet paper from public restrooms. No wonder the original Ji Li didn't want to come back!
Fortunately, Ji Li is a little ray of sunshine who always knows how to make the best of things!
Later, the supporting female lead who stole her halo discovers:
Ji Li's mother has kicked her gambling habit and reunited with her wealthy ex-husband.
Her cold older brother not only knows how to smile, but is also a genius with an IQ comparable to Einstein's.
Her little brother is a Go prodigy, and the national team has forcibly recruited him.
And the little sister everyone used to dislike is now appearing on a variety show with Ji Li and has become the nation's beloved darling!
Theme: Learning to cherish your family
After reading the whole novel, I feel that the extra story is really not good. The ideological core of the main text conflicts with the extra story. The two are separated. The heroine does a lot of things in the extra story that I don't think she would have done based on the character and world view she created in the main text. It's a bit sad. I like the main text very much.
I can't help it anymore. I really want to complain about the male protagonist in the extra story. I really feel like he's so cute. It seems like he and the female protagonist haven't broken up yet. They're just having a cold war. Why can't I control myself when I meet a girl? When I go to the female protagonist later, I still feel guilty. Men tend to be very good after doing bad things. I really don't understand why it just broke down. And Xia Baixuan, I really feel a bit teasing. The extras are completely messed up, but the main text is good to read.
Wow, I bought them all. Now I am qualified to bb. The extra and main text were written by two people. It was so painful. Maybe they wanted to convey that the male and female protagonists are also ordinary people and should not be overly idealistic. However, some parts of the extra are really inexplicable. To put it bluntly, the extra chapter is written to address the heroine's inexplicable burst of careerism. In fact, the heroine is clearly not set to be a dodder flower in the main text, but it is written like this in the extra chapter, so you should work hard or something. If your text is a family-oriented text, then the children who were inexplicably aborted by the heroine's inexplicable careerism are family members who do not need to be loved and can be given up, right? You co-authored so much text, and it was about a family. Let me talk about the male and female protagonists first. Although the male and female protagonists did not grow up together, they have had a "family" relationship for so many years. Are they not worthy of trusting the heroine in your novel? Speaking of family members, aren't even blood family members worthy of trust? Why do people think your extras are weird? Of course it's because you yourself overturned your character setting and the core of the novel.
Ah, I think the extra is really good, very real and smoky. I especially like the part about the family variety show, it's so heartwarming, but the ending is really not very good and a little rushed. I hope the author can work hard!
The difference between the main story and the extra story is really big. I feel the twist is a bit strange, but I still like the feel of this story. I'll work hard on the new story too. I don't want to know about the eldest brother's official match, I want to know about Sister Jing Shu's. I hope she can meet someone with whom she will spend her whole life.
I wanted to cry a little bit, and I found that in the story, it is impossible to just have a happy ending and live happily ever after. There are also quarrels and breakups. I even prayed that we should break up while reading. There is no unwavering love. But at the end, I felt that getting a response was the ending that I really wanted to see.
Fortunately, I only bought the last chapter of the extra chapter, but I still felt very uncomfortable. The main text and the extra chapter, the characters of the male protagonist and the female protagonist, were as if they had been time-traveled by others.
There's something wrong with the ending
I spent an entire night chasing it, and I was very emotional. In the end, I felt stuck in my heart. Maybe it would be better to listen to the author and not watch the extras, but I was also curious. After reading it, I didn't think it was as bad as the comments said, but I was stuck. Oh, I want to cry.
Woohoo, I finished reading the novel without even studying in class. I have an exam next Monday. Help