[New novel: After Cultivating Immortality, I Was Summoned by My Great-Great-Great-Grandson: I'll Carry This Mecha!]
My name is unknown, but my country thrives.
On the surface, Qin Shuang is an ugly, burly girl from a small town, a despised dancer, and a foolish rich heiress who is easily deceived and tricked into squandering her family's fortune.
They mock and sneer at her behind her back, warning their children: Never become someone like her.
In truth, she is an outstanding athlete, a tenacious underground operative, and a mysterious appraiser who protects national treasures.
Her name is absent from history, and the internet holds no trace of her, but there are always people who remember her spirit.
[World One] Short-Track Speed Skater
A sudden soul swap turns her, a member of the junior team, into a small-town girl whom everyone despises. They had promised to get along, but someone takes over her body and steals everything from her.
Then she makes a startling discovery: this seemingly burly body is actually perfect for skating!
[World Two] Master Appraiser
She is a spoiled, willful, naive young heiress who inherits a vast fortune, only to have her fiance and stepsister scheme to seize it, leaving her destitute.
That very day, she suddenly begins hearing the voices of gems and antiques...
[Plot-focused, with no romantic storyline]
New novel coming soon:
After Cultivating Immortality, I Was Summoned by My Great-Great-Great-Grandson: I'll Carry This Mecha Too!
At twelve, Pei Yu attained sudden insight into body cultivation. At fifteen, she left home to seek immortal opportunities, then entered another world to cultivate.
Just as she was about to break through, she found herself unable to advance. Instead, a powerful force dragged her away.
When she opened her eyes again, she found herself surrounded by silver walls and electric lights, with skyscrapers reaching into the clouds.
"Where am I?"
A boy huddled in the corner rubbed his eyes. "Great-great... great-grandma?"
At the Mecha Academy, there are always far more boys than girls. Every female student is a precious treasure who must be carefully protected.
Especially this year, when one of the new students is a girl as beautiful as a fairy. She speaks in an elegant, old-fashioned way and is gentle and polite. Everyone at the academy wants to pamper her.
Pei Yu: "I'm actually very strong."
Her classmates: "Sure, sure. We know you're the strongest."
But they think to themselves: We can't hurt her pride.
That is, until the Empire Mecha Tournament, where she faces her sworn enemy...
"Pei Yu is delicate. We have to protect her, and make sure she doesn't feel inferior."
Everyone at the academy is on high alert, searching everywhere for her.
Nervous.
Worried for her.
"Damn it! Even I can't lift a heavy mecha. How could someone with Pei Yu's slender arms possibly..."
Then Pei Yu charges forward in a heavy mecha.
"Damn it! Her opponent was the top student in his year. They say even upperclassmen might not be able to beat him. Pei Yu is sure to..."
The next second, Pei Yu's mecha punches her opponent into the ground.
Bang!
Teacher: ...
Classmates: ...
Lu Hechuan: Great-grandma is the coolest!
Theme: Fostering a sense of honor, responsibility, and self-confidence.
It's pretty cool in the novel, but this is a bit of a legal problem
1. There is no such thing as compulsory divorce in my country, only litigation or agreement. Divorce proceedings cannot yet be heard in absentia. So, this is divorced, and the other party doesn't know yet. . . . It's really impossible, unless one party is missing and unable to come
2. After divorce, does the party who does not live with the minor children have agency rights?
What is mentioned in the article should be based on the principle of joint parental authority, which means that both parents act jointly during the relationship between husband and wife; after divorce, the parent living together acts as the agent.
However, currently there are only Article 1058 of the Civil Code that does not mention divorce. In other words, in the situation described in the article, even if there is a divorce, the father is still the guardian and is probably still qualified to act as an agent.
Emm, anyway, I didn't think of any way to legalize this plot.
Repeated twice
And the content is missing and out of touch with the next chapter.
Does this mean you can't live without a man?
Why does the author have to write so aggrieved? Also, when something like this happens, her parents don't act. As a minor but with adult thoughts, shouldn't the heroine quickly communicate with the coach just in case? How can the author be so aggrieved and write this?
The plot is pretty good, but there are too many messes, the supporting characters are too superficial, and it feels like it's being forced to subdue one's wits. In fact, it would be good to just write that the heroine trains hard to win glory for the country. There is no need to slap her in the face just for the sake of being slapped in the face, it is too much. I hope you can work hard
Neither of the two masters could tell whether it was true or false.
She really vomited, she made it impossible for others to beat the athletes, and she was only sentenced to one year and 8 months and then she was gone? ? ?
I'm really angry. Is there something wrong with this mother's brain?
I always feel that Sun Xuemei is a bit paranoid, very similar to Feng Shuang
You're sick, God's logic! It's because she can't let go of men. Using her daughter as an excuse is disgusting.
It's pretty cool in the novel, but this is a bit of a legal problem 1. There is no such thing as compulsory divorce in my country, only litigation or agreement. Divorce proceedings cannot yet be heard in absentia. So, this is divorced, and the other party doesn't know yet. . . . It's really impossible, unless one party is missing and unable to come 2. After divorce, does the party who does not live with the minor children have agency rights? What is mentioned in the article should be based on the principle of joint parental authority, which means that both parents act jointly during the relationship between husband and wife; after divorce, the parent living together acts as the agent. However, currently there are only Article 1058 of the Civil Code that does not mention divorce. In other words, in the situation described in the article, even if there is a divorce, the father is still the guardian and is probably still qualified to act as an agent. Emm, anyway, I didn't think of any way to legalize this plot.
Repeated twice And the content is missing and out of touch with the next chapter.
Does this mean you can't live without a man?
Why does the author have to write so aggrieved? Also, when something like this happens, her parents don't act. As a minor but with adult thoughts, shouldn't the heroine quickly communicate with the coach just in case? How can the author be so aggrieved and write this?
The plot is pretty good, but there are too many messes, the supporting characters are too superficial, and it feels like it's being forced to subdue one's wits. In fact, it would be good to just write that the heroine trains hard to win glory for the country. There is no need to slap her in the face just for the sake of being slapped in the face, it is too much. I hope you can work hard
Neither of the two masters could tell whether it was true or false.
She really vomited, she made it impossible for others to beat the athletes, and she was only sentenced to one year and 8 months and then she was gone? ? ?
I'm really angry. Is there something wrong with this mother's brain?
I always feel that Sun Xuemei is a bit paranoid, very similar to Feng Shuang
You're sick, God's logic! It's because she can't let go of men. Using her daughter as an excuse is disgusting.