Coming soon: I Became the Unlucky Woman Tricked by the Black Lotus Again (original title: Master of the Black Canary)
[Blurb]
#The everyday life of a royal mascot in a constitutional monarchy#
Xiao Yao transmigrated into the Hille Empire. She didn't pilot a mech or awaken psychic powers. Instead, she became the only surviving member of the Hille imperial family besides His Majesty the Emperor.
When her royal uncle turned 35, Xiao Yao became the sole candidate to inherit the throne.
1. Slice of life
2. The male lead is a merman
3. The advanced technology is purely decorative
My Weibo: Gu Zimu S Meizi (I read every comment. I usually pop up in the afternoon and reply in the evening.)
[If you want more after finishing this, you can check out my other works]
[Ongoing]
Her Nature Was to Be Charming [Quick Transmigration] #Send a Player to Save Powerful Men in Desperate Situations#
(Currently writing. The leads might be my favorite couple so far, bar none. Or maybe I just have a short attention span.)
[Completed]
1. Best Supporting Actress: The perfect supporting actress romances villainous powerhouses (An early hit and a veteran Quick Transmigration work. I was young and reckless back then.)
2. The Daily Life of an Imperial Crown Princess: Transmigrated as the crown princess of an empire, she falls in love with a prince of the sea (An experiment with a new genre, niche subject matter, just for a change of pace.)
3. Quick Transmigration: A High-Profile Change of Heart: A wicked woman returns to win over the powerful men she once betrayed (A free story written with a conscience, with one heartthrob after another. Probably my most well-rounded work.)
[Coming Soon]
To begin after Her Nature Was to Be Charming is complete
I Became the Unlucky Woman Tricked by the Black Lotus Again (original title: Master of the Black Canary)
There are men known as black lotuses. They are beautiful as paintings, and their minds are impossible to read.
The women who play second fiddle to these black lotuses are usually rich and powerful, but foolish and loaded with money: admirers, lovers, sponsors, protectors, and so on. Without exception, they all end up utterly ruined.
Every time I wake up, I find myself as one of these unlucky women who get thoroughly conned by a black lotus.
That's right, I'm one of those powerful, wealthy women who fall hopelessly in love with a black lotus: fat lambs waiting to be slaughtered.
My response? I can hang on a little longer, so give the boxed lunch to someone else (sincere face). Watch me dodge one more time!
1. Wealthy family drama: The future heiress of a tycoon family x her handsome fiance, who may have come to take revenge (A bloody battle over the will. Are you really the murderer?)
2. Cultivation clan: The sickly, foolish young matriarch of the Xiao clan, born to a noble bloodline x the young son of a small sect that depends on the Xiao clan, a water-spirit-root furnace body (A gender-swapped, melodramatic cultivation-world marriage-for-good-luck scenario.)
3. Modern supernatural: A wealthy young woman who vanished after getting lost x a young monster (At the hour when demons roam, a game of house with a monster pretending to be her big brother.)
4. Matriarchal historical: A spoiled young woman from a prominent family x a once-famous male courtesan, now past his prime (After buying the male courtesan abandoned by the crown prince...)
5. Early modern feudal setting: A martial-arts-trained heiress and fiancee x a pale vampire nobleman in a gloomy mansion (She saw through that false, beautiful mask he uses to seduce women long ago.)
6. Xianxia cultivation: The most capable female demon general under the Demon Lord x the foremost physician of an immortal sect, abducted to the demon realm (She made the aloof beauty, her mortal enemy, swallow a fertility curse. A cause for universal celebration.)
7. Modern Western: A wealthy banker's ex-wife x a cool male attendant at a foreign resort (After her divorce, she went on vacation abroad to have some fun, only to end up at a scam resort.)
8. Courtly nobility: The beloved younger sister of the new emperor x the frail former ruler of the previous dynasty, imprisoned as her brother's male favorite (The most valuable and frail male favorite in the entire capital.)
9. Post-apocalyptic survival: The powerful woman who rules a base x her former heartthrob, who seems to have no special abilities (The former heartthrob she sheltered turns out to be the King of the Zombies...)
10. Western fantasy: A dragon-blooded apprentice with extremely high magic resistance x a succubus mentor who failed to conspire with an evil god (My mentor keeps trying to seduce me, hoping I'll die in her place, even though my magic resistance is sky-high...)
Theme: A monarch's growth brings prosperity to the kingdom
My conclusion after reading this is: She is indeed a girl. I can be regarded as a reader who has followed you for a long time. Although it has been a long time since you last wrote, your writing style is still as appetizing as before. Maybe something that is too good will make people want it to be more perfect, so I would like to give my opinion: the ending is a bit rushed, and it is still immersed in the atmosphere of Yaoyao's little growth, but suddenly everything has settled, and the emotional line between the ending and the mermaid is also a bit fast and the sense of existence is too weak. But apart from these small shortcomings, I really appreciate and like the whole article. I can only say that you can always combine many things without being obtrusive and still maintain your own style. Although Boss Gu has disappeared again, your return this time is already lost and found for me. I wonder if you will say hello I'm back someday in the future - I wish you happiness every day??
I don't know why the first reaction in my mind was: Huh? Did Fei Dan live so long...
Ah, I still remember that when I first started following this book, the writer still didn't want to engage in politics and developed mechas to become a boss type. After it was finished, it became a daily routine...
All I can say is that the ending was a little rushed.
I still want to see more. A lot of what I want to see in the finale has been covered in one go. In fact, if I am in the mood in the future, I really hope there will be more extras.
Ps: It is said to be about the daily life of the crown prince, but it really only writes about the daily life of the crown prince. It will be over as soon as he ascends the throne hahahaha
I thought it was okay until I read the last chapter, and I felt that the ending was too sloppy, with many parts left unexplained. The author spent so many chapters writing about mermaids, but in the end he didn't even mention anything about getting engaged, and the heroine encountered a pornographic news crisis, so what happened in the end? There should also be a description of the solution and public reaction. The prime minister is considered a supporting character with a plot at the end. He should also be given a few words at the end. It would be too sloppy to describe it in one sentence. The heroine's ascension to the throne can also be expanded upon. After all, the whole book is about the crown prince. Shouldn't there be a shot of the final ascension? All in all, I feel like the ending is missing a few chapters and seems a bit depressing.
It's not that the ending is bad, it's just too rushed
The finale is almost the synopsis of the plot + talk about the epic later.
But the overall quality of this article is still excellent
The ending was so good that I shed tears.
In fact, many times I read novels to "enjoy" them, but I also hope that I can learn something while "enjoying" them.
This novel cannot be said to be perfect, but some of its plots really made me happy to read it. The early content of the article is very funny and interesting, and it does have a very beautiful and sunny theme, which encourages people to work hard and make progress.
Interesting content and making the content more meaningful may be two factors that are not easy to balance. I can see that the author really wants to write such an interesting and valuable novel.
I like this novel very much. Dry chicken soup cannot change a person's mind, but the novel is interesting and can also give people positive energy. It really makes me think it is worth buying this novel.
Come on, I believe you can write better books in the future
I'm still a little bit upset hahaha, let's finish it off. Your Highness Xiao Yao is happy to have ascended the throne.
Wow, it's finished, I'm a little surprised x
Feeling complicated in my heart, I whispered a few words:
First of all, I wish you a Happy New Year! Then thank you for finishing without any pitfalls! You are still my favorite romance writer!
I have been following this article all the way down, and I was obsessed with almost every chapter. By the end, it slowly climbed to the top of the list. You can tell that I really like it. But from my perspective, it does seem a bit anticlimactic. The following is what I wrote based on my impressions from Chapter 10 to the present. If there are any mistakes, please correct me. (It only represents personal thoughts, does not have any effect, and may not be the truth)
The beginning and development of this film are very interesting, but the ending, especially the last two chapters, hastily explains the follow-up, and everything is brushed aside. At least in my opinion, it is very inadequate. The story became thin because of this ending, and the three-dimensional characters that were finally three-dimensional were pressed back to the flat surface.
I originally wanted to watch the story grow up. I like the awesome heroine written by the girl, and I also hope to see Yaoyao go from being at a loss to becoming mature and determined, handle things with ease, and do a few mature and beautiful things. Like you said, it's not very thorough. Indeed, it seems that it is over just as it begins, or perhaps the ending is hasty, making this path of growth seem too easy.
Later, the emotional line was not bad, but the progress was a bit hasty. Carlos doesn't understand feelings, and the story doesn't talk about how he views love, or how it gradually changes. His interest in Yaoyao seems to be just political needs. In the end, he is basically just a tool man. To be honest, as far as my personal feeling is concerned, the impression Carlos left on me is not as three-dimensional as Xie Chen. The same is true for Yaoyao, Carlos just has beauty and status. Maybe it's true, but it lacks highlights. I don't know about other people, but I didn't feel anything when I watched it. Maybe it's because psychological fluctuations don't occupy much space (mainly concentrated in the second half). Overall, I wouldn't say I'm disappointed, I can only say I had higher expectations.
In fact, the two people who are more upset are Gao Min and Xie Chen. Judging from the existing writing, the two of them can actually be more perfect, because they have made a good start. Gao Min has regarded Yaoyao as his ideal since he was a child, and regards working for the royal family as his responsibility and honor. He can be Yaoyao's motivation and her arm. The same goes for Xie Chen. He was a great help to Yaoyao on her way to success, and he may have been influenced by Yaoyao to become a warm person. So does everyone else. The emperor's uncle became more and more weak and a bit stupid; Bo Jinhan was faded out; Bi Ziming didn't even have time to have the main plot.
It can be seen that it is not that the girl cannot complete this article, but her mind is no longer here. In this way, it is the utmost kindness to give such an ending that everyone can basically accept.
Stay tuned for new articles. Each story can be shorter, and a unit drama with tens of thousands of words or hundreds of thousands of words really has a comfortable pace. Furthermore, I hope the girl can always write happily~
(I read it after I finished writing it. It's quite contentless. I just write whatever I want. There's no central idea, and there's no need to be burdened. The writing is good, and there are some sisters who like the ending. I'm just babbling. I love you!)
At the end of "Spreading Flowers", I thought it was a Machiavellian novel when I came in. It was also very interesting in the early stage, but then it turned into a romance novel. At the end, it changed the direction. I clicked on everything but didn't go into depth. I hope the next one will be better.
My conclusion after reading this is: She is indeed a girl. I can be regarded as a reader who has followed you for a long time. Although it has been a long time since you last wrote, your writing style is still as appetizing as before. Maybe something that is too good will make people want it to be more perfect, so I would like to give my opinion: the ending is a bit rushed, and it is still immersed in the atmosphere of Yaoyao's little growth, but suddenly everything has settled, and the emotional line between the ending and the mermaid is also a bit fast and the sense of existence is too weak. But apart from these small shortcomings, I really appreciate and like the whole article. I can only say that you can always combine many things without being obtrusive and still maintain your own style. Although Boss Gu has disappeared again, your return this time is already lost and found for me. I wonder if you will say hello I'm back someday in the future - I wish you happiness every day??
I don't know why the first reaction in my mind was: Huh? Did Fei Dan live so long...
Ah, I still remember that when I first started following this book, the writer still didn't want to engage in politics and developed mechas to become a boss type. After it was finished, it became a daily routine... All I can say is that the ending was a little rushed.
I still want to see more. A lot of what I want to see in the finale has been covered in one go. In fact, if I am in the mood in the future, I really hope there will be more extras. Ps: It is said to be about the daily life of the crown prince, but it really only writes about the daily life of the crown prince. It will be over as soon as he ascends the throne hahahaha
I thought it was okay until I read the last chapter, and I felt that the ending was too sloppy, with many parts left unexplained. The author spent so many chapters writing about mermaids, but in the end he didn't even mention anything about getting engaged, and the heroine encountered a pornographic news crisis, so what happened in the end? There should also be a description of the solution and public reaction. The prime minister is considered a supporting character with a plot at the end. He should also be given a few words at the end. It would be too sloppy to describe it in one sentence. The heroine's ascension to the throne can also be expanded upon. After all, the whole book is about the crown prince. Shouldn't there be a shot of the final ascension? All in all, I feel like the ending is missing a few chapters and seems a bit depressing.
It's not that the ending is bad, it's just too rushed The finale is almost the synopsis of the plot + talk about the epic later. But the overall quality of this article is still excellent
The ending was so good that I shed tears. In fact, many times I read novels to "enjoy" them, but I also hope that I can learn something while "enjoying" them. This novel cannot be said to be perfect, but some of its plots really made me happy to read it. The early content of the article is very funny and interesting, and it does have a very beautiful and sunny theme, which encourages people to work hard and make progress. Interesting content and making the content more meaningful may be two factors that are not easy to balance. I can see that the author really wants to write such an interesting and valuable novel. I like this novel very much. Dry chicken soup cannot change a person's mind, but the novel is interesting and can also give people positive energy. It really makes me think it is worth buying this novel. Come on, I believe you can write better books in the future
I'm still a little bit upset hahaha, let's finish it off. Your Highness Xiao Yao is happy to have ascended the throne.
Wow, it's finished, I'm a little surprised x Feeling complicated in my heart, I whispered a few words: First of all, I wish you a Happy New Year! Then thank you for finishing without any pitfalls! You are still my favorite romance writer! I have been following this article all the way down, and I was obsessed with almost every chapter. By the end, it slowly climbed to the top of the list. You can tell that I really like it. But from my perspective, it does seem a bit anticlimactic. The following is what I wrote based on my impressions from Chapter 10 to the present. If there are any mistakes, please correct me. (It only represents personal thoughts, does not have any effect, and may not be the truth) The beginning and development of this film are very interesting, but the ending, especially the last two chapters, hastily explains the follow-up, and everything is brushed aside. At least in my opinion, it is very inadequate. The story became thin because of this ending, and the three-dimensional characters that were finally three-dimensional were pressed back to the flat surface. I originally wanted to watch the story grow up. I like the awesome heroine written by the girl, and I also hope to see Yaoyao go from being at a loss to becoming mature and determined, handle things with ease, and do a few mature and beautiful things. Like you said, it's not very thorough. Indeed, it seems that it is over just as it begins, or perhaps the ending is hasty, making this path of growth seem too easy. Later, the emotional line was not bad, but the progress was a bit hasty. Carlos doesn't understand feelings, and the story doesn't talk about how he views love, or how it gradually changes. His interest in Yaoyao seems to be just political needs. In the end, he is basically just a tool man. To be honest, as far as my personal feeling is concerned, the impression Carlos left on me is not as three-dimensional as Xie Chen. The same is true for Yaoyao, Carlos just has beauty and status. Maybe it's true, but it lacks highlights. I don't know about other people, but I didn't feel anything when I watched it. Maybe it's because psychological fluctuations don't occupy much space (mainly concentrated in the second half). Overall, I wouldn't say I'm disappointed, I can only say I had higher expectations. In fact, the two people who are more upset are Gao Min and Xie Chen. Judging from the existing writing, the two of them can actually be more perfect, because they have made a good start. Gao Min has regarded Yaoyao as his ideal since he was a child, and regards working for the royal family as his responsibility and honor. He can be Yaoyao's motivation and her arm. The same goes for Xie Chen. He was a great help to Yaoyao on her way to success, and he may have been influenced by Yaoyao to become a warm person. So does everyone else. The emperor's uncle became more and more weak and a bit stupid; Bo Jinhan was faded out; Bi Ziming didn't even have time to have the main plot. It can be seen that it is not that the girl cannot complete this article, but her mind is no longer here. In this way, it is the utmost kindness to give such an ending that everyone can basically accept. Stay tuned for new articles. Each story can be shorter, and a unit drama with tens of thousands of words or hundreds of thousands of words really has a comfortable pace. Furthermore, I hope the girl can always write happily~ (I read it after I finished writing it. It's quite contentless. I just write whatever I want. There's no central idea, and there's no need to be burdened. The writing is good, and there are some sisters who like the ending. I'm just babbling. I love you!)
At the end of "Spreading Flowers", I thought it was a Machiavellian novel when I came in. It was also very interesting in the early stage, but then it turned into a romance novel. At the end, it changed the direction. I clicked on everything but didn't go into depth. I hope the next one will be better.