[The main story is complete, so dive right in! Everyone who's read it says it's great (not).]
My new novel is underway! Cuties, visit my profile and add it to your favorites~~ "The White Lotus Heroine Turns Evil [Quick Transmigration]" It's a fun, satisfying read, so you can't go wrong giving it a try!
After waking up one day, Qiao Yan was chosen by the God of Fate to be an assistant. In exchange for having her life rewritten once the task was done, she had to enter the bodies of wronged spirits, defy fate, and help them be reborn.
World No. 1: [Escape a family that favors sons over daughters]
Shen Chongshan: Women are born to be men's dependents, practically half-useless.
Shen Fangyi, after transmigrating into the body: Excuse me? If a "useless woman" sent you to prison, which one of us is really useless?
World No. 2: [Escape a scumbag movie star who doesn't honor his vows as a husband]
Cheng Qian: Xunxia, this marriage is just so unhappy for me.
Ji Xunxia, after transmigrating into the body: A married man who doesn't honor his vows as a husband is the one who's unhappy. You should be grateful I didn't have you tossed into a pig cage, and you still dare make demands?
World No. 3: [Escape the fake heiress who stole someone else's identity]
Chu Yingying: So what if I took your place as the legitimate daughter? I schemed my way into marrying the Crown Prince only so my father could stay safe in the palace. I had no selfish motives at all.
Chu Qingjun, after transmigrating into the body: Wait a minute. Are you sure your husband, who doesn't seem to have enough brains, can really be emperor?
More worlds to come...
[Heads-up: The heroine's dictionary doesn't contain the words "mercy" or "softheartedness" when it comes to dealing with villains.]
[There's a golden finger and the protagonist has a halo. If that's not your thing, move along~]
Serious Divider
[Updates promptly at 9 p.m. / I'll post a leave notice if anything comes up / Occasional revisions / All plots are original / Not a feel-good power fantasy]
In the early years of the Tianbao era, a rare treasure said to grant immortality vanished from the imperial palace: the Green Jade Hibiscus Cup.
According to an old Taoist in the palace, the cup had shattered into five pieces, hidden across different worlds. Only martial arts masters from the Central Plains could enter those worlds and retrieve them.
To that end, Emperor Xuanzong offered ten thousand taels of gold and issued an imperial decree calling for people to find the fragments.
A massacre that rocked the martial world, a horrifying face-filled revel... After entering unfamiliar worlds, the challenges awaiting the heroines of the various sects don't prove as easy to solve as they expected. Luckily, they can always count on a great hero to give them his all.
When in Rome, do as the Romans do. They'll take the money, of course, but they'll also become the hero's one and only beloved, the moonlight in his heart and the only person who makes his heart flutter.
[Happy ending / One heroine per world / No angst / Shattering the fantasy of a rakish hero keeping a harem / No decorative, love-struck heroines]
[First world: Ximen Chuixue x Lin Muyin, a cool and aloof swordswoman]
A man who loved only his sword suddenly falls in love with a woman beyond the blade. The years of waiting that once held nothing but bloodshed take on new colors.
"I swear I'll be the sword that belongs to you alone."
[Second world: Chu Liuxiang x Chi Qingxu, a spirited and spoiled young lady]
Chu Liuxiang is good at dealing with women, but he never expected that one day he would meet someone he couldn't read at all.
As time goes by, he has no choice but to admit that the young woman stole his heart without even realizing it, then made a perfect escape.
[Third world: Ye Kai x Hua Hanyan, the "First Beauty of the Martial World"]
Hua Hanyan, completely unaware that she has a face identical to Lin Xian'er's, gets into all kinds of deadly trouble and is subjected to wanton insults. Luckily, a young man is always at her side, one who loves her deeply and is also captivated by her character.
Theme: Only those who shine brightly enough can have the moons and stars that ordinary people cannot
??? Fraud??? Chu Liuxiang is not the male protagonist, why did you use him as a copywriter and title??? If you marked the male protagonist as your original character, I wouldn't click on it at all, as if he has a serious illness.
This is the first time I want to scold the author. I spent my time just to watch you write Chu Liuxiang to be a genius? To fulfill your original male protagonist?
Romantic men are also friends of women to a certain extent even if their feelings are not involved, because they understand women very well, and girls are not the brainless fools in stallion novels. How can they not be able to distinguish between those who pity you and those who disrespect you? In real life, straight men with cancer are really not popular with girls.
Finished reading another story. Hehehe, actually this ending is pretty good. I think the young master is more suitable for her. For such a warm and sincere young man, it doesn't matter even if he is not gentle and considerate. Just like a man like Chu Liuxiang. He's lovable, of course. He is gentle, caring, and sincere, but you will never know how kind and considerate he is to you. He has treated several other women in this way. A very high ending. Hope they will always be happy.
The male protagonist is not Chu Liuxiang, are you trying to deceive me?
I just have an idea, can you stop using headlines? Is it interesting to play this set? The introduction means that Chu Liuxiang is the male protagonist. If you come to this set, can you change the introduction? Isn't this looking for scolding?
This is the best and most reasonable ending, because it is difficult for a girl like Chi Qingxu to fall in love with a prodigal like Chu Liuxiang. Not to mention that her home is a bit like the girls in Ruinuo Cheng. But it's still hard to calm down...
I haven't finished the chapter on Chu Liuxiang yet. I saw that the introduction was a bit strange, so I skipped over to read it. In the introduction of the article, isn't Chi Qingxu and Chu Liuxiang a couple? Why is she with a man I've never heard of in the chapter? [Make it changed] It's really not a good choice to talk about marrying Chu Liuxiang, but in the introduction to the chapter about Chu Liuxiang, it's not right either. When writing about Chi Qingxu
Author, are you okay? I just came to Chu Liuxiang. Who wants to read your original so-and-so? .
???????????? Did you agree that prostitution would be favourable?