Working title: The Princess Kills Her Way Down the Road.
Blurb: Princess Xiao Mingzhu is the true pride of heaven. Her imperial parents dote on her, her crown prince brother is fiercely protective, and the noble young men of the capital fall at her feet. She is surrounded by boundless love and favor.
Then comes a bolt from the blue: the prince of the Northern Di has set his sights on Princess Mingzhu, the dynasty's only legitimate princess. He demands that she marry him for political reasons, or he'll march south and raze the Xia Dynasty.
The Emperor's maternal uncle is horrified. That very day, he goes straight to the empress in the inner palace. After he leaves, the delighted empress announces that Princess Mingzhu is a fake, and that the real princess is someone else.
The emperor breathes a sigh of relief: Thank goodness. My Mingzhu won't have to marry for political reasons. Send someone to bring the real princess back to marry the prince.
The crown prince lets out a sigh of relief: Thank goodness. My delicate sister won't have to marry him. Let the real princess go instead.
The city's noble young men are relieved: Thank goodness Princess Mingzhu is blessed with good fortune. Let that real princess take her place and marry him!
The emperor immediately issues an order, sending the commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard to bring the real princess back and hurry her off to marry the Northern Di prince.
Xiao Mo, a modern inheritor of ancient martial arts, transmigrates into the body of this unfortunate real princess. The original owner was beaten to death before she could learn the truth, dying with her eyes wide open.
Xiao Mo sneers: With me here, you'll all be kneeling at my feet. Let's see who dares make me marry him!
An invincible female lead in martial arts vs. a male lead who is a commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard and abuses his authority for personal gain.
Whether the female lead becomes empress is still undecided.
P.S. The female lead's ultimate weapon is an embroidery needle. She is the daughter of the protagonist of the author's other novel, The True Heiress Has a Killer Instinct.
You don't need to have read it to enjoy this book.
This novel's blurb: Coffins for the Tragic Big Shots, also known as My Descendants Are Always Begging Me to Save Them.
Xiao Chenxing completes all her missions with the System and can finally return to her original world. But the useless System gets the timeline wrong and sends her back seven thousand years, to the Neolithic Age.
With no other choice, she pretends to be a goddess and gets the tribe to build her a "tower to the heavens." While helping the System collect energy, she plans to lie down in the tower and sleep through the long ages until she can return to the modern world.
So why do her descendants keep calling for help?
The hegemon Duke Huan of Qi is starved to death, and nobody even gives him a proper burial. Here's a coffin out of kindness. Qin Shi Huang dies and ends up in a heap of salted fish. Here's a coffin to keep the smell in. Xiang Yu commits suicide at the Wu River and is left in pieces. Take a coffin on the house. Han Xin dies horribly at the hands of a palace maid's club. Want me to give you a painless death instead?
Other dynasties: Emperor Wu of Han, Huo Qubing.
Modern blurb: Xiao Chenxing is beautiful, as if a star has fallen from the edge of the sky. Her beauty could topple kingdoms, and a single glance could beguile anyone. But she's an idiot. (A genuine idiot.)
Yuan Hui is powerful, noble, and carefree, looking down on everything, yet he willingly marries a woman who is an idiot.
He admits that lust has made him lose his mind, that he's been completely bewitched, but he's about to go crazy.
There is a male lead. He is in the modern era, pitifully waiting for the female lead to return.
Theme: Cherish life and respect all things
The more you go on, the worse it gets. Starting from Qin Shihuang, the heroine seems to be a different person. She was too licky, and Qin Shihuang was just fine. Now when you meet a historical celebrity, you have to lick her. Don't forget what was the original intention of attracting people to this article in the first place? She is a superior goddess, not a licking dog.
One very strange thing is that in modern times, the male protagonist, let's call him the male protagonist, is a CEO. He likes the beauty of the female protagonist, but he also thinks that she is stupid. He just stays bored and prays to God to give her a beautiful and intelligent woman. It is different from the character. He does not have the slightest intention to cure him. When he thinks of him, he just picks him up and makes him stare in fascination and then get angry. There are no other details, and the character image is a bit thin.
What he writes is all nonsense, and it's eye-catching.
The introduction said that the heroine seemed to be very smart, but from the beginning, she turned out to be a vain and trouble-making heroine. She said she would not interfere, but acted in various ways to show off. I was speechless and felt tired of the small system. I left and canceled the collection. .
I'm so happy about scolding Liu Bang, you're a bitch man tui
As for the heroine herself, she doesn't have any shining points. Apart from her personal beauty, there is a Doraemon-style system. I always feel that the system is more suitable for the protagonist than the heroine. It is really difficult and miserable. Just a little personal thought, the setting is really interesting, happy New Year~
I like your book the most haha
Pre-collection of "The Collapsed Sadistic Heroine", please collect it.
I finally saw the word "End" and I breathed a sigh of relief. I finally don't have to come over often to wait for updates.
If you can't change history, you might as well not come here.