(Currently serializing, please add Who Killed the White Moonlight to your favorites? QAQ Please!)
Zhang Yang, a brash future person from the interstellar era, accidentally transmigrates into a collection of old-fashioned novels and becomes the heroine.
Customer Service Assistant: “You must complete every plotline, and the heroine in each world must have at least three children.”
Zhang Yang: See my fist? It's about to land on your face.
The Assistant had a sudden idea. “We can provide an implanted womb. The recipient doesn't have to be the mother.”
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Entertainment industry novel: After ten years apart, seven babies suddenly appear at the airport. The domineering CEO shuts down the airport. “They look exactly like me. Could it be that...”
Zhang Yang: That's right, you gave birth to them yourself. You nearly died in childbirth that day.
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Historical palace novel: The tyrant, who is the only heir in his family for generations, pins her against a wall, eyes red and voice hoarse. “Have more children, and the position of empress is yours.”
Zhang Yang: Since you love me so much, I'll give you nine daughters in one birth.
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1980s novel: The awful in-laws say, “You need to carry on our family line!”
The awful husband says, “My mother is old and in poor health. You'll have to do more.”
Zhang Yang: I'll install a womb in both your father and your husband. Everyone can have babies together!
The supporting female characters: I want to rise to the top! I'll use someone else's children to improve my status!
Zhang Yang: Thanks for taking them off my hands! Here's a lifelong infertility package. (Blows a kiss)
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The CP is the Customer Service Assistant. (This isn't gender-bender; the romance isn't important.)
Children are innocent, so they're all fake little robots~
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[This is the blurb for my ongoing novel. Please click through to my profile and add it to your favorites~ Please, it means a lot to me!]
Who Killed the White Moonlight?
There is a story where, after the heroine dies, the hero goes mad.
The hero falls to demonic ways, tortures and kills the villainous supporting woman, then massacres the Three Realms.
All he wants is for the heroine to come back.
Touching, isn't it?
But Ying Ning isn't the heroine. She's the villainous supporting woman who gets tortured and killed.
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Ying Ning is a mortal, yet she was chosen to join the immortal sect because Heaven's Will declared that the fate of the Three Realms rested on her. So she spent her whole life doing good deeds and never daring to take a single wrong step.
Then, after being reborn, she was told to do it all over again.
She laughed.
“You want to lecture me about Heaven's Will?
“Have you ever seen immortals and demons fall in love, leaving the human world in ashes? Oh, I forgot, you're blind. But even if you opened your eyes, you still wouldn't understand, because you have no human heart.”
Heaven's Will is cruel. From then on, she won't just slay immortals and subdue demons...
She'll destroy Heaven's Will itself.
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Heaven's Will x mortal woman; the heroine becomes the strongest later on.
For you, I would cup the moonlight of a thousand rivers; for you, I'd lie beneath the snow of ten thousand mountains.
Theme: Study hard and improve every day.
What shocked me most when I saw the Sow Abortion commercial was not that she gave birth to many children, but that the children were all exactly like the male protagonist and inherited the male protagonist's talents. And she must give birth to a boy so that he can inherit the male protagonist's company. It's normal for some women to want to have children and some not to, but if you want a child, you have to give birth to the child for yourself, right? They all look very similar to the male protagonist, including the story on the Xianxia Channel where the woman is a human and the man is a snake, and the women give birth to snake eggs. What is the woman? Is it the male protagonist's clone's pregnancy vessel?
It would be better to have a barbecued pork than to have this baby.
Ha
I hate this type of barbecued pork the most when reading novels, so later Yanwu and Wudi didn't like the heroine of the romance novel giving birth to a baby.
Most of the previous novels did not intuitively shape the charm of the heroine, nor did they naturally advance the plot. They all used female supporting characters to complement the heroine and help advance the plot. Nowadays, it is not popular in Jinjiang to use female supporting characters to advance the plot, so they use male protagonists to advance the plot. The male protagonist is blackened, the male protagonist is imprisoned, and the male protagonist is criticized wildly. As for the female protagonist, she has no ability to protect herself, and she doesn't know if the male protagonist will hurt her. There are many people who were strangled, and they were still able to be killed in the end.
And the reason why they write this is because they feel that the heroine must be pure and cannot take the initiative. The heroine can fall in love with someone else and then let them be cremated. But you can't be frivolous or take the initiative.
Even after that, the heroine will hold her waist and regret that she married the hero; even if the heroine is interested in the hero, she wants to knock him down but is knocked back; if the heroine wants to leave, the hero will destroy the world, so the heroine can stay for the sake of the world?
The female protagonist can't be too frivolous, but is it okay for the male protagonist? Can the male protagonist imprison her regardless of her wishes just because he likes her? Can the male protagonist not care whether she is comfortable or not after marriage? Is the male protagonist going to overpower her and attack her when they are both in love? Is it okay for the male protagonist to hurt innocent people for the sake of his own love?
What misunderstanding do these female authors have about good men? Are all the outstanding men who can be male protagonists and match female protagonists just a bunch of trash with fragile psychology and stupid actions?
I am reminded of a certain animation that station B strongly recommended before
In fact, multiple births rarely reach full term.
Speaking of which, the beginning really looked like a certain otherworldly animation from Station B. I remember an up owner trolled it (although the angle of the trolling was slightly different from the angle of disgusting women, and the wording seemed a bit off-putting, but I felt the same as him that the male protagonist was disgusting). As a result, he was constantly trolled by fans of the anime.
I have been watching the game between wbg and lng today, it made me numb, laugh (die) I will come back tomorrow~
Wow, the old man didn't have a private monopoly on the ability to heal, but he didn't give it back to Alice either.
Don't Wait for Your Boyfriend in the Shura Field
One Night in Nagato
The Workaholic CEO's Contractual Love Triangle
The Obsessive Male Lead Wants to Become Normal
The Buddha's Heart Stirs
Public Beta [Infinite Flow]
Even If I Transmigrate into a Women's World, I'm Still This Kind of Man
Don't Wait for Your Boyfriend at the Crematorium
I Don't Want to Work Hard Anymore [Showbiz]
Do You Like the Male Leads in All Those Male-Lead Fanfics Too?
My Sister-in-Law Is a White Lotus
Cultivating Immortality Doesn't Have to Be Tiring or Complicated
What shocked me most when I saw the Sow Abortion commercial was not that she gave birth to many children, but that the children were all exactly like the male protagonist and inherited the male protagonist's talents. And she must give birth to a boy so that he can inherit the male protagonist's company. It's normal for some women to want to have children and some not to, but if you want a child, you have to give birth to the child for yourself, right? They all look very similar to the male protagonist, including the story on the Xianxia Channel where the woman is a human and the man is a snake, and the women give birth to snake eggs. What is the woman? Is it the male protagonist's clone's pregnancy vessel?
It would be better to have a barbecued pork than to have this baby.
Ha
I hate this type of barbecued pork the most when reading novels, so later Yanwu and Wudi didn't like the heroine of the romance novel giving birth to a baby.
Most of the previous novels did not intuitively shape the charm of the heroine, nor did they naturally advance the plot. They all used female supporting characters to complement the heroine and help advance the plot. Nowadays, it is not popular in Jinjiang to use female supporting characters to advance the plot, so they use male protagonists to advance the plot. The male protagonist is blackened, the male protagonist is imprisoned, and the male protagonist is criticized wildly. As for the female protagonist, she has no ability to protect herself, and she doesn't know if the male protagonist will hurt her. There are many people who were strangled, and they were still able to be killed in the end. And the reason why they write this is because they feel that the heroine must be pure and cannot take the initiative. The heroine can fall in love with someone else and then let them be cremated. But you can't be frivolous or take the initiative. Even after that, the heroine will hold her waist and regret that she married the hero; even if the heroine is interested in the hero, she wants to knock him down but is knocked back; if the heroine wants to leave, the hero will destroy the world, so the heroine can stay for the sake of the world? The female protagonist can't be too frivolous, but is it okay for the male protagonist? Can the male protagonist imprison her regardless of her wishes just because he likes her? Can the male protagonist not care whether she is comfortable or not after marriage? Is the male protagonist going to overpower her and attack her when they are both in love? Is it okay for the male protagonist to hurt innocent people for the sake of his own love? What misunderstanding do these female authors have about good men? Are all the outstanding men who can be male protagonists and match female protagonists just a bunch of trash with fragile psychology and stupid actions?
I am reminded of a certain animation that station B strongly recommended before
In fact, multiple births rarely reach full term.
Speaking of which, the beginning really looked like a certain otherworldly animation from Station B. I remember an up owner trolled it (although the angle of the trolling was slightly different from the angle of disgusting women, and the wording seemed a bit off-putting, but I felt the same as him that the male protagonist was disgusting). As a result, he was constantly trolled by fans of the anime.
I have been watching the game between wbg and lng today, it made me numb, laugh (die) I will come back tomorrow~
Wow, the old man didn't have a private monopoly on the ability to heal, but he didn't give it back to Alice either.