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Yan Ying transmigrated one day and became the younger sister of the Crown Prince who failed in the struggle for the throne.
In the original novel, Yan Ying was described in just one sentence: "The Crown Prince's full sister, beautiful and refined. At ten, she took her brother's place as a hostage to the Jinman tribe. At twelve, by imperial decree, she moved to the border, forbidden to return to the capital without permission."
Yan Ying was born into the book and spent nearly twenty years there, dutifully completing her main-plot missions: serving as a hostage and moving to the border. She thought she'd become the most miserable transmigrator in history, living out her days at the border.
Then, suddenly, an imperial decree arrived from the capital. Yan Ying was allowed to return.
Wait, why had the Crown Prince already lost the succession struggle by the time she got back, and why was the story already over? What was she supposed to do now?
Yan Ying was depressed. She had no idea what to do next.
But for her own sake, Yan Ying decided to take a chance and fight bravely. Her fate was in her own hands: she would stop being a discarded pawn and become the protagonist.
The female lead isn't a naive doormat.
In the Taihao Dynasty, women are allowed to serve in the court.
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"After Transmigrating as a Cannon-Fodder Woman in a Xianxia Novel, I Ended Up with the Villain"
As a web-novel editor, Shang Yang laid down rules for her authors: if you want a hit, torment the villain; if you want to stand out, torment him to death.
At Shang Yang's instruction, one author tormented the villain Mu Bai so badly that even ordinary readers began to feel sorry for him.
Only Shang Yang still thought it wasn't enough. With a grand wave of her hand, she told the author to keep tormenting the villain until the world despised him and there was no place for him anywhere.
Before she could finish planning the plot, karma came for Shang Yang.
She transmigrated into the novel as the Tianyi Sect's junior master, who shared her name. Well, she had the title, but no spiritual roots, and was a good-for-nothing.
She was captured by a magical beast as soon as she appeared and nearly eaten alive, but a handsome young man rescued her in the nick of time.
Just as Shang Yang was wondering whether to repay him by offering herself, the young man generously told her his name.
Mu Bai!
In the novel, he was a vengeful man who killed everyone who harmed him by cruel means.
Worst of all, Shang Yang had once used Mu Bai to test her pills so she could make them for herself.
Shang Yang: "The world is a small place. I'm sure we'll meet again."
Time to run! Staying alive comes first. Shang Yang fled overnight to the back mountain of the Tianyi Sect and hid like a turtle in its shell.
Who could have guessed they'd meet again so soon? Shang Yang looked straight ahead, pretended she had never seen Mu Bai, and quickened her pace.
But someone immediately pulled her into his arms and said with a wicked smile, "Are you still going to run away, Martial Uncle?"
The cultivators of the immortal world discovered something astonishing: Shang Yang, who had been living in seclusion on the Tianyi Sect's back mountain, had finally appeared in public, with a handsome young man by her side. A closer look revealed that it was none other than Mu Bai of the demon clan.
The once arrogant and domineering Mu Bai had set aside his old ways and now spent all day hovering around Shang Yang.
"Martial Uncle, you just looked at that person for a little too long. Don't you love me anymore?"
"Martial Uncle, you didn't smile at me today. Don't you love me anymore?"
"Martial Uncle, I was afraid you'd be scared sleeping alone, so I came to sleep in your bed."
"Martial Uncle..."
Shang Yang didn't understand. Wasn't he supposed to be the great villain who would destroy the world? And Mu Bai, why are you lying in my bed without any clothes on?!
Theme: Even in adversity, you must strive to be strong.
Is there any relationship between the copywriting and the title (title of the novel)? The title states that the protagonist does not pass through the book until after the original text is completed, but the text states that the protagonist undergoes fetal transmigration, and he also completed her plot line himself. The two have nothing to do with each other.
The princess is really missing a muscle in love, hahahaha?
Why does even the introduction have typos? Children, study hard.
The conflicts (court fights) and coincidences (meeting Chu Yishan) between the characters are arranged in a childish and blunt manner. As a famous talent, Chu Yishan was intercepted and threatened by a group of ruffians even after revealing his identity. It is really a bit of a child's play. If the author cannot handle serious palace dramas for the time being, he can consider using a humorous style to offset the lack of practical content.
The wife's idea is a good one, and the idea that women can also join in the fight for heirs is also very attractive. But in a place like the palace where dignity is valued, the heroine will be the new master when she comes back, not to mention that her mother's family is not gone. On the contrary, she has meritorious service and the power of her mother's family. The Ministry of Internal Affairs... The author looked up the historical origins and found out that even the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, although he is also a second-ranked one, is different from the second-ranked ones in the previous dynasty, and often has a higher or lower status. The relationship between characters, whether starting from emotion or logic, may be more delicate.
Others are acceptable, but the four words "Donggong Treasure" are more vernacular. If you want to write an article with an ancient background that has a sense of feeling, it's better to use your own words.
I didn't read the content, but I felt like I didn't need to read anymore when I looked at the copy. It was basically summarized. Even if there are some differences, the routines are similar.
If you don't read the content, just read the copy. I suggest you make good use of punctuation marks, such as exclamation points, otherwise your copy will not be passionate or engaging at all! Cheers for writing (???_??)?
Hahaha the princess is so cute
Forgot to post, will post at 0 o'clock tonight