[The story is complete! Check out my upcoming novel, The Abusive Novel's Female Lead's Daughter-in-Law, in my author profile!]
Xi Huan was reborn.
But she didn't know that the young master of the Rong family, who she'd used in her previous life and who had died for her, had also been reborn.
As Rong An lay dying, he kissed away the tears on her cheek and gently comforted her. “A Huan, don't be afraid. I'll sleep for a little while, then wake up and keep you company.”
In her previous life, Xi Huan didn't love Rong An. On her eighteenth birthday, her stepmother drugged her, intending to give her to Sun Zi, who was ten years older, as a plaything.
That day, to escape the fate of being toyed with by Sun Zi, Xi Huan used every trick she could think of, making up one lie after another to seduce the innocent young master of the Rong family, Rong An.
The most outrageous lie she told was: “I've loved you since kindergarten, really!”
Later, Rong An died in the eighth month of their relationship. The only warmth in her life was snatched away from her completely.
To avenge Rong An, Xi Huan took Sun Zi and her stepmother out to sea and sank with them, taking them all to their deaths.
Reborn with the entire plot in her hands, Xi Huan decided to revise every part that worked against her, as if pruning dead branches and leaves.
She also decided to stay away from young master Rong An starting in kindergarten, so she wouldn't drag him down again.
In the end, she managed to change every plot point that worked against her, except the ones involving Rong An.
She couldn't successfully put distance between them.
Not only did they fail to grow apart, they got closer and closer.
After being reborn, Rong An realized Xi Huan had changed.
She doted on everyone except him?!
What happened to her saying she'd loved him since kindergarten?
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Here's an upcoming novel, The Abusive Novel's Female Lead's Daughter-in-Law
One night, while reading a melodramatic novel in bed, Shi Xia suddenly discovered that one day she'd become the daughter-in-law of an abusive novel's female lead.
Her childhood friend, Si Zhou, was actually the abusive female lead's son.
In the epilogue, after the female lead was driven insane by abuse, she began using her son to take revenge on everyone who'd hurt her, including their children.
Shi Xia was one of them.
Only at the very end did she learn that Si Zhou hated her, and even their child.
No wonder that whenever they were together in the book, the usually gentle and courteous Si Zhou seemed to turn into a beast, leaving her covered in bruises and unable to get out of bed for days.
The day Shi Xia was tortured to death by Si Zhou, her child was cruelly thrown into the sea by his mistress.
After learning how tragic her ending would be, Shi Xia broke out in a cold sweat. She immediately called Si Zhou and told him that starting tomorrow, she wouldn't go to school with him anymore!
One day after school, Si Zhou pinned her against a wall and gripped her neck hard, cutting off her breath. A few seconds later, he slowly let go.
His fingertips gently traced her neck. He lowered his head in despair, his eyes red, and asked, “Xiaxia, why have you been ignoring me lately?”
Shi Xia's inner monologue: Please, not one person in this book is normal! I don't want to get involved in your love-and-hate drama.
A popular but taciturn, wounded boy who only listens to the female lead (her keeping her distance brings out his domineering, possessive side early) x a cautious, tiptoeing little ray of sunshine who keeps running away (after all her efforts, she accidentally runs right into the male lead's arms and gets thoroughly devoured)
Theme: Work hard and rewrite your fate
I can't stand it anymore. The way three people handle things is ridiculous. I can't stand the heroine's way of thinking. It feels like she's just writing random things to advance the plot.
To be honest, I think Songzhou has an advantage as a boy. If he fights with someone, he can be evil enough to scare away other ghosts and monsters, and he will not be wronged.
I feel so sad when I think about the heroine's previous life.
Although, normal people wouldn't be able to stand seeing a chick jumping on their bed, right?
So cute, I love the cream cake!
I really like Da Da's writing, it's firm and powerful.
Such a mother is really good, and the author writes so well!!
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