[My new novel, After I Took My Rival by Force, is now open for follows. Please add it to your collection!]
Chi Wanwan transmigrated into a xianxia novel as the childhood friend and sworn enemy of the male lead.
According to the plot, she was supposed to treat the male lead like a slave, make him do the cooking and laundry, beat and punish him, insult him every chance she got, then trick him into a perilous secret realm and make sure he died there.
But he was the male lead, after all.
He survived. He was reborn. He turned evil and came back for revenge against Chi Wanwan. To her face, he spoke tenderly: "I would do anything for Second Miss." But behind her back, he plunged a blade into her chest.
Chi Wanwan: Have you no shame?
Fortunately, the plot had yet to unfold when she arrived. Chi Wanwan's frantic efforts finally sent the story veering wildly away from the original.
To stop the male lead from turning evil, Chi Wanwan came up with a hundred and eight ways to win him over.
When she saw him cooking for her, she rushed to take over. "I'll do it, I'll do it!" When she saw him doing her laundry, she rushed to take over. "I'll wash it, I'll wash it!" Even when they went down the mountain to fight monsters, she stepped in front of him and drew her long blade. "I'll fight, I'll fight!"
Male lead: "Second Miss, let me do it instead."
Chi Wanwan: "Oh, I couldn't possibly. You won't have to do any of this from now on."
The male lead suddenly felt an emptiness in his heart, as if he were about to lose something. He stepped forward and said, "I could always do anything for Second Miss."
Chi Wanwan's knife clattered onto her childhood friend's foot.
Childhood friend: Did my childhood sweetheart get reborn today?
Childhood sweetheart: Did I lose favor today?
A ridiculous, inexplicably confident, hopeless-at-everyday-life young lady heroine x a gentle, domestic male lead who acts harmless while hiding a ruthless side
A story about childhood friends who eventually become lovers.
--------- A plot bunny seeking follows: After I Took My Rival by Force ---------
1.
Jin Jingheng has caught the eye of Xiao Li, the only daughter of the richest man in the capital. He's about to become her eighteenth male favorite, with a monthly allowance of five thousand taels of gold.
But Jin Jingheng knows that within six months, he'll become emperor and wipe out the Xiao family.
Jin Jingheng lifted his eyes and glanced at Xiao Li, his tone icy. "Thank you for your kind offer, Miss, but I already love someone. She's the moon in the heavens, while you're mud by the river. You want me as your male favorite? In your dreams."
He kept dodging Xiao Li while searching for his white moonlight. That girl had saved him when he was badly injured and blind. Now he wanted to repay her properly.
One day, he noticed that one of Xiao Li's garments had the same pattern as the cloth his white moonlight had used to bandage him.
2.
Xiao Li is the wealthiest young lady in Great Song, and the best at making money.
Her wealth draws the royal family's suspicion. To protect her family's fortune, she pretends to be obsessed with handsome men and uninterested in business.
Not long after, a new emperor takes the throne. He not only supports the Xiao family's businesses at every turn, but also helps them eliminate several of their sworn enemies.
She thinks the two sides might be able to make peace, so she decides to mend her ways and become a better person.
She dismisses her first seventeen male favorites. Then the eighteenth comes knocking.
A group of imperial attendants see their emperor knock on the Xiao family's door. It opens a crack, and the emperor says, "Miss, actually, I..."
Bang!
Xiao Li slams the door shut. Keep your embarrassing past away from me.
A dazzling, brash, sunny heroine x a seemingly aloof, secretly passionate male lead
Theme: Kindness is the greatest salvation we can offer ourselves.
Did the author stop writing? I really want to read the new article I was going to publish
This is the first article I have read in Jinjiang that is over 130
Is this the end? (Bushi)
Do not use double quotation marks when describing mental activities, otherwise it will be unclear from what is actually spoken.
"Medicine" gives the author a big worm~
Why is it so sad? . This kind of thing… QAQ
The child was deceived and became lame. .
The copy is really wonderfully written!
I'm still here, so I'll decide first... Happy New Year!
It's weird to use "" for psychological activities