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Zhao Can transmigrated into a Republican-era novel as Zhao Wanwan, the seventh daughter of the Zhao family.
The Seventh Miss Zhao is dignified and sensible. Her elders dote on her, and her future in-laws like her, but her fiancé is the one person who can’t stand her.
To her face, her fiancé looks down on her, finding her conservative, dull, and boring. Behind her back, he flirts with a female classmate and makes a fuss about breaking off their engagement.
Then one day, the Seventh Miss Zhao’s whole style changes. She cuts her hair into a neat, short style and starts wearing the trendiest Western dresses. She plays the piano beautifully, paints well, and even writes modern poetry... What’s more, she gets into the prestigious university her fiancé wouldn’t dare apply to, studies abroad, and builds a thriving career...
When he sees her becoming the center of attention at a ball, her fiancé, who had been demanding to break off their engagement, regrets it all.
Zhao Wanwan: “Too late!”
Reader’s guide:
He’ll chase her in the regretful-ex phase, but he won’t win her back. The female lead deserves better.
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"A Childhood Friend Prince Fell from the Sky"
Overnight, Zhou Er Ya goes from a country girl to the true daughter of a marquis’s household.
Her birth parents think she’s uncultured and bring her home only for her pretty face, intending to sell her to the highest bidder.
Even the servants look down on her, saying behind her back that she’s nothing but a pretty face who uses her looks to get ahead.
She doesn’t care about any of it. Her goal is to save money, escape an arranged marriage, and then find her childhood sweetheart.
But who would have thought her sweetheart would come looking for her himself? “I hear you want to elope with me?”
"If a Couple Must Break Up, Let It Be One Couple at a Time"
When a married couple fights over divorce, people usually urge them to stay together rather than split up. But Xie Li’s quick transmigration mission is to “break up one couple at a time.”
She transmigrates into the lives of wives suffering in their marriages, slaps down and takes on scumbag husbands, and helps the women escape their misery and live happily ever after.
1. [Wife of a spineless mama’s boy]
2. [Wife suffering severe domestic abuse]
3. [Wife whose husband cheated]
4. [Wife subjected to psychological abuse]
5. [Wife whose husband has a gambling addiction]
Theme: Self-love and self-reliance
The most outstanding university during the Republic of China was not Tsinghua University and Peking University, but the predecessor of Nanjing University - the National Central University of the Republic of China. At that time, Tsinghua University and Peking University were not even younger brothers in front of Nanjing University. I think the author can change it.
This male protagonist is a bit clueless. If someone tells you that your family was harmed by so and so, he will just believe it? Even if I was young and had no discerning ability at that time, I am older now. Shouldn't I investigate more carefully before taking revenge to avoid accidentally hurting innocent people?
If this is HE, there will be a gap in my heart.
Is the male protagonist being taken advantage of by Lao Yu?
The male protagonist probably won't be able to survive. If it was a misunderstanding, then didn't the original protagonists' deaths in the previous life be in vain? Moreover, he has also attacked the heroine's family in this life. If this trend continues, unless the heroine's family goes bankrupt, the hero will have no chance. Most people will not choose someone who hurts their own family for no reason.
Don't even Fu Chou know how to investigate this? But think about it, this matter must have been cleared up long ago. The biggest bad guy in this matter is this Lao Yu
The bad things Lao Yu did were blamed on the Zhao family
This open ending is unexpected
It's because you don't want to write anymore, author!
Don't copywriters also study abroad? Where did it go?