Jiang Huiyu transmigrated.
She had landed in a popular male-oriented novel as the male lead's fiancee. The original fiancee was a masterful green tea who had carefully maneuvered her way into an engagement with the male lead. She thought she had won at life, but Ji Nanxun was an expert at spotting green teas. He had seen through her tricks long ago and toyed with her. Needless to say, they never got married.
Jiang Huiyu had always been a straightforward, rather clueless girl. There was no way she could pull off such a remarkable persona, so she decided to laze around, eat and drink well, and wait for the engagement to be called off.
But a long time passed, and Ji Nanxun showed no sign of ending their engagement. For the sake of her freedom, Jiang Huiyu tried taking on the green-tea persona.
During a clash with Ji Nanxun's white moonlight, Ji Nanxun happened to show up. His white moonlight was about to tearfully complain, but Jiang Huiyu quickly latched onto Ji Nanxun's arm and acted all wronged. "It's my fault. I knew Sister Bai didn't like me. I should have kept out of her way."
Ji Nanxun furrowed his brow and wiped the droplets from her face, then coldly told his white moonlight, "Stay away from her from now on. If there's a next time, I won't go easy on you."
His white moonlight was stunned, unable to believe it. Jiang Huiyu was baffled, too. He couldn't have missed the red handprint on her face, and he couldn't have failed to recognize her green-tea act!
----Please add my upcoming novel to your reading list: "I Hear He's Hard to Win Over"----
Everyone knew that Xia Muyao was obsessed with Tang Shu. She was so possessive that she wanted to pry into every part of his life and monopolize all his attention. But Tang Shu always treated her coldly, ignoring her love and pursuit and detesting her.
Until one day, an employee accidentally saw Tang Shu pinning Xia Muyao against the wall. His usually cold eyes were fixed entirely on her, and he demanded in a restrained voice, "Why didn't you come yesterday?"
Xia Muyao gave a cold snort. Refusing to admit she'd slacked off, she put on a stern expression and turned the accusation around. "I saw you talking to another woman. It made me angry. Tang Shu, you haven't been a good boy, so I think I need to keep you tied to my side."
Tang Shu looked at her for a moment, then suddenly smiled, tender and charming. He somehow produced a rope and gently tied it around her slender wrist. "All right. Let's tie ourselves together and never part. How does that sound?"
Xia Muyao: "..."
Employee: "..."
*One is pretending, the other is truly addicted.
Theme: Stay positive and keep moving forward.
To be honest, the heroine has never been treated as an independent person. I feel like reading the ancient saying, from father to husband
It was a bit too hasty... Why did it end so suddenly...
The author has read all your other articles and heard that it is difficult for you to know when to update. There is no article to read...
Don't call me harsh, the heroine's design is really bad, so I quickly came over to leave a negative review. How can I compete with a man who is a bitch? And straight women don't mean they have low IQ and low EQ. I can't hear anything they say. I'm convinced.
Can we still see this kind of Virgin Mary? Isn't the style of writing 10 years ago?
Is this the most miserable heroine in Dada? Being led around all the time, I don't have independent thoughts of my own.
Give me something indescribable!
. . . Anticlimactic
It would be better if Tiantiantian added some extras!
Cheated me out of money, lied out of my feelings