Currently updating, please bookmark: "A Fortune-Teller, and Now I Can Take You Flying Through the Underworld?"
Coming soon: "The Delicate Beauty Who Dumped Her Trash Boyfriend and Won Over the Villainous Tycoon" and "The Tender Little Nanny of the Eighties." Please bookmark.
Also coming soon: "The Seventies: I Won't Be Anyone's Foil," "The Seventies: Greening the Desert for Our Motherland," "After College, I Returned to the Countryside to Farm," "The Little Vampire Princess Becomes the Beloved Darling of a Horror Variety Show," and "The Real Heiress Is the Bankrupt Heiress." Please bookmark them. Pretty fairies, please visit my author page and add them to your collections.
Completed: "Life in the Eighties Reclamation Corps"
About This Novel
1. This is an unconventional period novel set in an alternate world. Please don't nitpick the details.
2. The male and female leads have both transmigrated into a book, and each has a different System.
3. In the real world, the male and female leads had secret crushes on each other. They get a happy ending after transmigrating into the book.
4. The Systems are just there for flavor, acting as catalysts for the leads' relationship.
5. The female lead focuses on her career in the later part of the story.
Qiu Bailu died from overwork and transmigrated into a book.
The Tragic-End Novel Rescue System said she had to fix the plot's abandoned ending if she wanted to leave.
She quickly got up to speed, only to discover that the book was the tearjerker period novel she had given up on reading, and she had become its tragic heroine!
Well, would you look at that!
The reason she'd stopped reading was that the misery level was off the charts.
After divorcing, the heroine became a nanny in her ex-husband's home to care for her son. She worked herself to the bone raising him, only for him to resent her. Later, when her ex-husband suffered a stroke and became paralyzed on one side, she took care of him for her son's sake. In the end, she moved both her son and her ex-husband, and regained the affection of her family.
Now the System wanted her to follow the plot and rewrite the ending. There was no way she was following the plot, unless she could tear up the whole novel and start over.
The System said rewriting the whole novel wasn't out of the question, but she couldn't ruin her good-mother image, and the heroine's romance couldn't fall apart.
Qiu Bailu heard that and said, sure, no problem. As long as she didn't have to suffer, none of that was an issue.
Qiu Bailu promptly returned to the city and divorced. She smoothly received 110,000 yuan in divorce compensation and a courtyard house. A month later, her ex-husband sent her an invitation to his remarriage, and only then did he learn that she had married the military officer next door and followed him to his post with her son.
Wei Tao inexplicably found himself in a period novel and got bound to the Supporting Male Lead's Comeback System. He could only leave after the supporting male lead made his comeback and became the male lead. He had already braced himself to marry the tragic heroine, but something felt off as soon as he met her.
Recently, readers of Green River Literature suddenly noticed that the much-maligned unfinished novel "A Good Mother in the Eighties" had begun undergoing a complete rewrite.
And the rewritten chapters...
were incredibly satisfying,
so sweet and so refreshing!
Please bookmark these upcoming novels on my author page.
"The Seventies: I Won't Be Anyone's Foil"
[Synopsis One]
Only after Lin Hao was reborn did she learn that she was the heroine of a novel, and that the transmigrator Du Hongying had stolen her marriage proposal.
The two girls had grown up together and were so close they could share a bowl of rice and wear the same pair of pants.
Qin Jiahe, a soldier from the neighboring village, came home on leave and asked someone to arrange a match with Lin Hao.
Du Hongying, who knew the plot after transmigrating into the book, told her that if she married him and followed him to his post, the two of them would never see each other again.
Unable to bear the thought of parting from Du Hongying, Lin Hao had a huge fight with her family and turned down the proposal.
A few days later, she heard that Du Hongying had married Qin Jiahe and followed him to his post.
Meanwhile, Lin Hao, the heroine, married a fool
and spent her whole life working herself to the bone.
After being reborn,
Lin Hao readily accepted the proposal.
She married Qin Jiahe and followed him to his military post.
Before long, she even got a golden finger.
But not long afterward, Du Hongying married Li Guodong, the regiment commander next door,
and became stepmother to three children.
[Synopsis Two]
The transmigrator Du Hongying was reborn.
In her previous life, she had used her knowledge of the plot to steal the heroine Lin Hao's marriage proposal.
She thought she'd married a capable husband who was thoughtful and considerate.
But Qin Jiahe didn't understand romance, didn't know how to care for her, and didn't know how to get ahead.
Meanwhile, Li Guodong, the regiment commander next door, rose through the ranks as if riding a rocket,
eventually transferring to the capital.
Qin Jiahe, also a regiment commander, only fell further behind,
and ultimately left the military for a local job.
After being reborn,
Du Hongying decided to give the marriage proposal back to Lin Hao, then use her memories of her previous life to marry Li Guodong through Lin Hao.
But she never imagined that
Qin Jiahe, who hadn't understood romance in his previous life, would plant a whole courtyard of roses for Lin Hao;
Qin Jiahe, who hadn't known how to care for her in his previous life, would never let Lin Hao wash clothes or cook;
and Qin Jiahe, who hadn't known how to get ahead in his previous life, would replace Li Guodong and transfer to the capital.
Meanwhile, she had endless chores to do every day, washing clothes and cooking.
She also had to match wits with three mischievous kids from time to time.
Quarreling with Li Guodong became part of daily life,
and her days were a miserable mess.
Whenever she saw Lin Hao living in a world of sweetness,
she felt like the foil in their story,
and couldn't help sighing: So I got reborn for nothing!
Theme: A happy life comes from fighting for it and working hard.
Haha, I remembered that when I was a child, my family was used to eating alone, and I didn't think about what others were like. One summer, my mother bought two ice cream cones. I was eating one and insisted on getting the other. My mother said she would get it for me and asked me to eat it when I got home. I didn't want to lose my temper and go to get it on tiptoe. My mother was on the street outside my family building, she weighed me down and gave me a good beating. She asked me if I was still independent. If I kept doing this again, she would beat me up. Hahaha, I changed my mind once.
When I saw the joke made by the male protagonist, I remembered that I had clearly said before that I was afraid of ghosts, but my ex-boyfriend still tricked me into watching funny ghost movies and said that he would not scare me. Who knew that he was specifically trying to scare me, and when he saw scary places, he would suddenly make noises and deliberately scare me. Seeing that I was so frightened that my face turned pale, he did not dare to say the word "joking" at that time. This incident cast a huge shadow on me, and every time I thought about it, my disgust for him became even deeper. I hate this kind of person.
What to do with the two children?
It would be better to educate children this way
In the early 1980s, there were actually 100-yuan bills.
"Would you like to have a quiet meal?" This is a big bug for the author~
Have a quiet meal
I have something to go out tonight, so I will probably get home very late, so I won't be able to update, sorry.
The heroine was too embarrassed. She even said that she liked her a little bit. She should have given up thinking about her a little bit. She hurriedly inquired about other people's thoughts, for fear that they wouldn't know, Tai Shang.
The heroine was too embarrassed. She even said that she liked her a little bit, but she should have given up thinking about her a little bit. She eagerly inquired about other people's thoughts, for fear that they would not know, and she was too hasty.
Haha, I remembered that when I was a child, my family was used to eating alone, and I didn't think about what others were like. One summer, my mother bought two ice cream cones. I was eating one and insisted on getting the other. My mother said she would get it for me and asked me to eat it when I got home. I didn't want to lose my temper and go to get it on tiptoe. My mother was on the street outside my family building, she weighed me down and gave me a good beating. She asked me if I was still independent. If I kept doing this again, she would beat me up. Hahaha, I changed my mind once.
When I saw the joke made by the male protagonist, I remembered that I had clearly said before that I was afraid of ghosts, but my ex-boyfriend still tricked me into watching funny ghost movies and said that he would not scare me. Who knew that he was specifically trying to scare me, and when he saw scary places, he would suddenly make noises and deliberately scare me. Seeing that I was so frightened that my face turned pale, he did not dare to say the word "joking" at that time. This incident cast a huge shadow on me, and every time I thought about it, my disgust for him became even deeper. I hate this kind of person.
What to do with the two children?
It would be better to educate children this way
In the early 1980s, there were actually 100-yuan bills.
"Would you like to have a quiet meal?" This is a big bug for the author~ Have a quiet meal
I have something to go out tonight, so I will probably get home very late, so I won't be able to update, sorry.
The heroine was too embarrassed. She even said that she liked her a little bit. She should have given up thinking about her a little bit. She hurriedly inquired about other people's thoughts, for fear that they wouldn't know, Tai Shang.
The heroine was too embarrassed. She even said that she liked her a little bit, but she should have given up thinking about her a little bit. She eagerly inquired about other people's thoughts, for fear that they would not know, and she was too hasty.
I should have had my ID card in my 1990s.