My neighbor's novel "A Guide to the Cannon Fodder Male Lead's Comeback" is now available. If you like it, please add it to your collection~
Blurb: Tang Yingtao, a wood-element powerhouse, died after exhausting her abilities in a battle against the Zombie Emperor.
When she woke again, she had become the pitiful real heiress, about to be forced into a wedding meant to bring good fortune to her ailing husband.
The fake heiress smugly mocked her for soon becoming a widow;
her scumbag father and stepmother squeezed every last drop out of her;
the upper-class families thought she was beneath them;
and the common people sneered that the Third Prince, who was pretending to be ill to use a lucky wedding to clear his name, deserved no better than a country girl...
How could she put up with that?!
So she
leveled up her abilities,
cured her husband,
cleared up the rumors,
was bestowed the title of the world's greatest physician by imperial decree,
grew crops that all ten nations came begging to buy,
and reached the pinnacle of life with her husband.
Those who mocked and schemed against them regretted it bitterly.
Short scene:
Rival claimant to the throne: What kind of damn luck did that sickly guy have to get better?
Political enemy: That sickly guy cleared his name and even got trusted with important duties again.
Mastermind: I schemed for all these years and got absolutely nowhere.
Someone smiled gently while plotting behind the scenes: "It's because I have such a wonderful princess consort."
Then he turned and smiled even more tenderly. "Taotao, I made the salt-and-pepper chicken and fried chicken cutlets just like you said. Come try them. Are they good?"
Reading guide:
1. An imaginary setting, entirely from the author's imagination.
2. A beautiful, fierce, all-around powerhouse heroine x a beautiful, strong, tragic sickly hero who returns to his peak. One-to-one romance.
●New novel blurb: Jiang Yu was a lucky fellow chosen by the System. As he was on the verge of death, the System bound itself to him and sent him through one small world after another to change the fates of cannon fodder characters, earning the energy needed to resurrect him.
He thought he had it bad, but the cannon fodder characters in these small worlds had all kinds of heartbreaking, unimaginably tragic lives...
One: The tragic son of a filial father
Two: The cannon fodder brother-in-law of a phoenix man
Three: The real and fake young masters
Four: Marrying in someone else's place
Five: The great benefactor and the doormat
Six: The tragic general
Seven: The empress's son in a palace-intrigue novel
Eight: The hostage prince
Nine: The ungrateful wretch
Ten: Seizing one's luck
Eleven: Get the arrogant chosen one to work harder
Twelve: The tragic genius
●Upcoming historical transmigration novel in an imaginary setting, "A Farmer's Road to the Clouds"
Fang Xingjian transmigrates to an unfamiliar dynasty and becomes the young grandson of a farming family. Unable to do farm work and knowing only how to study, he picks up his books once more and uses knowledge as his strength.
He helps people seek justice, improves farmland, and teaches his family how to make money.
He passes the provincial, metropolitan, and palace examinations, eventually becoming a renowned minister revered by all.
Core theme: Everyone can make a valuable contribution wherever they are.
This emperor can't do it! No matter what the heroine's achievements are, she can be made the county head alone. The heroine has done so much for the emperor and the hero and saved their lives, as well as the eldest prince's legs, even saved so many ministers, and improved crops. You can just pick any one of these and make the heroine the county head. But the emperor didn't make the heroine the county head until the end. What the hell? A person who killed so many people, killed the original owner, and rebelled against him was not killed but just imprisoned. No wonder the emperor was killed and poisoned! If he is indecisive and weak to the Holy Father, then the victims come to sue him and even bring evidence, but he does not kill them. If this was the case in ancient times, those princes who want to earn the throne will probably take risks. After all, if they succeed, they will be above ten thousand people. If they fail, they will not die anyway, but at most they will lose their freedom. If the heroine hadn't arrived, the country would have changed hands long ago! So this ending is super inconsistent with ancient emperors, okay?
Don't be fooled by those TV plots in "XX Prince and XX Concubine" where the daughter-in-law flirts with the princess at a party and then doubles up to slap her in the face. Since she is a princess, she is married. She should sit at the same table with the Marquis and the wives of various families present at the meeting, rather than with the families of unmarried girls. Even if she is arranged to be with the juniors due to seniority, there is no need to compete with them in talent. Moreover, as an elder, you can not participate in their programs and you can arbitrarily comment on the talents of the rich ladies, and even use your status to praise those who are full of love. The daughter-in-law who maliciously wants to make a fool of herself regrets it. Take Jiang as an example. If I were the heroine, I would first tell myself: Oh, I am from the countryside and don't understand these things, but Miss Jiang is indeed unparalleled in piano skills and is more beautiful than any other girl... Then let me tell you something: Before I got married, I accidentally heard my stepmother's brother say that the oiran in XX's arms was both beautiful and beautiful. When I saw Miss Jiang today, I thought she was even better than that oiran. Think about the consequences.
I feel that the male protagonist is a bit stupid. Those women were obviously coming for him, and they couldn't even see it. It was obviously other princes who did it. Have you found any evidence? Why didn't you just issue an order to depose the imperial concubine and the fourth prince?
The last chapter and the extra chapter are quite heartwarming, and I really like the protagonist's way of getting along with each other.
Ending with flowers*?((???))?*
Author, you have much better words at the end. You can find more closing words, such as ah, oh, so. Please refuse to accept the ranking and try it.
Can't I write anymore?
How did the heroine come to worship? Does she worship alone?
Why is there no one? It's obviously pretty good, so come on, author!
Why is there no one? It's obviously pretty good, so come on, author!