The Villainous Husband of the Real Heiress Awakens [Ancient Past to Modern Day]

Luo Xiaoxiao, the eldest princess of the mighty Mian Dynasty, transmigrates by accident. Before she can get used to her new surroundings, she's hit on the head while saving someone and becomes a fool. From then on, her family despises her and others bully her, leaving her to suffer one misery after another. Reborn and given another chance, the eldest princess decides she won't be a do-gooder anymore. She has already called out, "Watch out!" But then she decisively pulls back the foot she'd started to step forward with, watching the person get hit and break a leg. She even sees the Luo family's fake heiress calmly call 120. A week later, the injured person comes down the classroom hallway, strutting with a cane and a leg in a cast. But when he sees the fake heiress beside her, his swagger suddenly fades, and his eyes turn timid. Luo Xiaoxiao heads toward the classroom without expression, but a hand suddenly shoots out from the doorframe to stop her. "Thank you for that day." Luo Xiaoxiao looks at him suspiciously. The young man's fingers nervously dig into the wooden doorframe, leaving marks from his fingernails. Then the fake heiress, no longer calm, says: "Young Master Mo, I was the one who called the ambulance that day..." * Mo Cenzhan discovers that he's actually the villainous male supporting character in a novel about a fake heiress and a stand-in. In the novel, Mo Cenzhan mistakenly believes the heroine is his savior and pursues her like a lovesick puppy. But as a spoiled rich kid, he's a terrible student with a short temper, so he never wins her favor. After the fake heiress heroine rejects him, he turns evil because he can't have her and threatens the real heiress into becoming her stand-in. His ending is as awful as it gets. After his consciousness awakens, he tries to change his fate, only to discover that even after being reborn eight times, resisting is useless: he's still doomed to die horribly. Just as he's nearly given up hope, he is reborn for the ninth time... The female supporting character who was supposed to risk her life to save him from a car accident doesn't lift a finger, and he, who was supposed to suffer only a minor injury and lose consciousness, ends up with a broken leg! Mo Cenzhan weeps with joy: He seems to have found a glimmer of hope! The butler: Could the young master have hit his head so hard he's come down with something serious? ( ⊙ o ⊙ )! Coming soon, please add to your favorites: My Laid-Back Mom's Everyday Life Raising Her Son Song Zhenzhu, a college sophomore, wakes up one day to discover that she's not only become a single mother, her son is already fifteen! "Why did my youth disappear in the blink of an eye? This is so unfair... Boohoo..." In a bad mood, Song Zhenzhu gives up and lies in bed, hoping she'll transmigrate back. Unfortunately, she sleeps for three days and wakes up to find herself still there. Song Yiming, in the middle of his rebellious phase, notices that his mom has changed. She no longer nags him or tries to control everything he does. He thought he'd be happy, but it turns out he can't enjoy it at all. "Mom, why didn't you make me breakfast?" "I don't know how..." After watching his mom suddenly lose her cooking skills, Song Yiming has no choice but to pick up the spatula himself. "Mom, why did you quit your part-time job?" "My shoulders hurt so much. I'm afraid I'll work myself to death." With his allowance drastically reduced, Song Yiming can't afford game gear or even to treat his friends to a meal anymore. "Mom, why didn't you come to the parent-teacher meeting?" "I forgot I had a son." Thinking of how his mom used to fret for ages before going to his meetings, Song Yiming suddenly feels a little aggrieved. Later, his mom is willing to buy herself clothes that cost thousands, her cosmetics collection grows from a single bottle of Dabao to all kinds of products, and she becomes the little queen of the household... Looking at the mop in his hands and the worn-out brand-name shoes on his feet, Song Yiming, forced to grow up, often regrets not appreciating what he had. Theme: A grateful heart shines