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New novel, Early Marriage. Please add it to your favorites. Mutual pining.
Blurb:
Xie Xiangting transmigrated into a tragic female lead in a BE angst novel. To stay alive, she had to work hard to grow closer to the male lead and change her tragic ending.
She endured heart-wrenching plots where the female antagonist framed her, the male lead misunderstood her, she took a blade for him, and enemies tried to assassinate her. Yet the male lead still didn't fall in love with her, and she couldn't escape her fate of being plagued by illness. In the end, she died of sickness.
After being reborn, Xie Xiangting decided to be a slacker.
She wouldn't go through those heartbreaking plots anymore! From the start, she staged her own death, left the male lead behind, and took her travel money to buy a shop in a remote border town. She opened a store, grew flowers, cherished the present, and made the most of her time enjoying life.
Unexpectedly, before long, her usually heartless husband showed up at the shop and said he would love and protect her for the rest of his life...
Xie Xiangting: ?
What was going on? So being a slacker was the right way to make your husband chase you?
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Sheng Fuhuai, the Northern Pacifying General, commanded a mighty army. After years of scheming, all he wanted was the throne. Love was nothing but a burden to him.
But after being wounded in battle, memories of his past life suddenly returned. He had spent his life on horseback, plotting and calculating, only to end up defeated, dead, and with nothing.
Back then, power had blinded him. He never noticed the young woman who stayed by his side through everything and only wanted to make him happy.
She was the person he truly should have cherished and protected. This time, he wanted only her.
But when Sheng Fuhuai finally changed his mind, he found the room empty. She was gone, leaving him with nothing but regret...
Meanwhile, Xie Xiangting slung a rag over her shoulder. Ah, being a slacker is great.
#You could call it a wife-chasing crematorium.
#A heart that could never be warmed suddenly found warmth after being thrown away.
Xie Xiangting: Meeting you was the worst luck of my life.
Sheng Fuhuai: Having you by my side is a blessing I earned over eight lifetimes.
Xie Xiangting: So we're sixteen lifetimes apart.
Sheng Fuhuai: ...Yes. You're my little ancestor.
Reading guide:
1. Romance-focused, one-on-one, happy ending, both leads are each other's only partners.
2. Set in an imaginary world, so please don't nitpick the historical details. Enjoy!
Theme: Live as yourself, and peace will come naturally
What should I say... The heroine is so unsatisfactory... Tsk, what will happen if she is sent to a hospital? Will you have an aura of wisdom as soon as you meet the male protagonist?
When I think about the end, I don't want to read anymore, but my eyes and hands have their own ideas.
??? The whole cast is bad, the plot is boring, the crematorium is too light, the heroine is still soft-hearted, the supporting characters actually want to bring them together, are they stupid and blind and don't care about the heroine? I don't even think about the life the heroine lived before. Is this because I'm afraid that the heroine is so bad that she can't find a better man? Just stare at the male protagonist? There are eight lives left. None of the eight lives ended well. The female protagonist was able to have sex with the male protagonist in the end. Most of the crematorium stories are about women being bitches and men being scumbags.
So the heroine is a princess after all, why doesn't she have a good face?
The male protagonist can't be just pretending~ Otherwise, what's going on with those knife-like eyes~
Torture him! Come on! That's it~
Hahaha~ torture him~ torture him for me!
Isn't it? Isn't this even 100% worse than the grievances the heroine suffered before? Is this the so-called crematorium?
Isn't it? Isn't this even 100% worse than the grievances the heroine suffered before? Is this the so-called crematorium?
To be honest, after seeing this, I still don't know what the advantages of Su Ying are? As a cook, he has no respect for the shopkeeper. If he is a friend, then there is no need to throw the bowl away from him. Not to mention that the heroine snatched his chopsticks and other things, and took sides when he didn't distinguish between friend and foe. This is still the case. Fortunately, it was the hero who asked. If someone with bad intentions asked, would he also betray the heroine? Seeing money is not the same as seeing money. After reading this article, I didn't find that anyone around the heroine respected her choice. The hero seemed affectionate, but he never understood what the heroine really wanted. Is the heroine willing to return to him? Is the regretful death of the eighth life really so easy? What's even more ridiculous is that they have been married for eight lives and still don't know that the heroine is severely allergic to almonds. I really doubt whether his love in the previous life was real or fake? Is it my own concave personality? The same goes for the heroine's maid. Although she may really hope that the hero and heroine can reconcile and the heroine can have a good ending, has she forgotten how the hero treated the heroine before? Where does she stand in bringing together the male and female protagonists? Doesn't she feel sorry for what happened to the heroine before? And I don't want to talk about Wen Ao even more, let alone the heroine. I feel that he has no respect for women. He wanted to poison the heroine before for the so-called hegemony, and now he wants to kill the heroine. Is this a pro or a con? I don't think it's just the male protagonist who should have the crematorium. These supporting characters should also come more or less several times.