My next upcoming novel is A Woman's World: Drinking Poison to Quench Thirst. Please add it to your collection, thank you!
A new emperor ascended the throne, a new dynasty began, and an amnesty was declared across the land.
Qin Qi, the daughter of a criminal who had been imprisoned in Liangzhou for years, was pardoned and released.
With her clothes in tatters and her body covered in scars, she stank as she lay in the streets and alleys. Starving and freezing,
she was fortunate to receive food and clothing from a person wearing a veiled hat, who took pity on her.
"Tasty, isn't it?" A pleasant voice lingered by Qin Qi's ear, stirring her heart and setting her imagination racing.
Sadly, the person before her had their face hidden beneath the hat, so she couldn't see what they looked like. All she could do was commit his retreating figure to memory, hoping to see him again.
But he never appeared again, and Qin Qi was on the verge of turning into a stone statue, waiting for her husband...
Later, an announcement was posted at the city gate. The city lord and his son appeared atop the gate tower to declare that they would hold a ball-tossing contest to find the son a husband. Only then did Qin Qi see the figure she had been dreaming about day and night. As it turned out, he was the city lord's son.
Qin Qi: I'm going to snatch the ball.
The beggars: A beggar dares to set her sights on such a pure and noble young master? She'd be lucky not to get beaten to death.
Qin Qi: I'm not just going to grab the ball. I'm going to marry him and make him give her eight or ten children.
The beggars: She's gone completely mad. There's no saving her...
Novel blurb:
In her previous life, Yin Lang and she married as part of an arranged union between their companies, their marriage based purely on mutual gain.
Though they'd known each other since childhood and could barely be called childhood sweethearts, they had never been innocent and carefree together.
Neither had ever imagined they would marry each other one day, much less that they would fall in love after marriage and then meet a tragic end.
Unlike other couples, theirs began quietly and ended in a blaze of passion.
"In my life, there will only be widowhood, never divorce." Yin Lang had told her this before they married. Though their marriage was arranged, he wouldn't accept even the slightest betrayal.
Yet she forgot those words in the blink of an eye, and hurt him beyond measure.
She knew he couldn't withstand verbal abuse, but she still loved rubbing salt in his wounds, chasing a moment's satisfaction.
She used his love for her as an excuse to torment him, never realizing that she loved him too.
She never expected him to take revenge in the cruelest way possible, making her regret it until the day she died.
Given another chance, she only wanted him to know that she truly loved him.
In this life, she wanted only to love him well and spoil him rotten.
1. Male pregnancy, both leads reborn (the male lead is reborn later), a modern female-dominated society, both leads are virgins, and a happy ending!
2. I'm terrible at writing blurbs and am a newcomer. Thanks to every lovely reader for supporting the official release!
3. Please don't nitpick. Just enjoy the story, and if you don't enjoy it, please don't leave a low rating!
Theme: Life is beautiful when you choose to look on the bright side.
Not bad, not bad, haha, Langlang is very powerful, he can catch mistresses, fight villains, and even get his wife stuck, hahahaha
This kind of routine, even if the gender is reversed, is very bloody. I beg you that the male protagonist is uniquely beautiful, BE
The female protagonist is really a scumbag, I really want the male protagonist to be beautiful alone, the female protagonist is not worthy
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I like scumbags turning around.
I read it all in one go. How should I put it? When I finished reading it, I was actually a little confused. I felt that the ending was a little rushed, and I thought that many story branches were not written out. For example, Luo Yang clearly said that Xu Xingchen loved the heroine very much, but Xu Xingchen was very indifferent to her when the heroine was recognized back to the Luo family. Attitudes, such as the heroine's eldest sister Xu Kaiting's mysterious first love that changed his personality, the ending of the vicious male supporting character Yin Zhixia, and A Dong, a wanted criminal in the heroine's previous life, who has a crush on the heroine's second brother in this life, and the list goes on and on. If I wrote all of this out, it might be consistent with the complete stories in the many novels I read in Jinjiang, but after thinking about it, it's actually not necessary. I don't think that "stories always have an end, but not everyone has an ending." I just feel that no matter whether it is Xu Xingchen's change of attitude over the years, or whether Xu Kaiting's first love did not have a love-hate entanglement with her, or whether the vicious male partner did not have his due "end", or whether the mixed-race A Dong did not rob his sweetheart... There is no need for a reason for their arrival, just like this blank gap. The heroine and hero are just the protagonists of this article. In fact, each of them is the protagonist of their own world. This is not "the supporting characters do not deserve the ending", this is the best proof that each of them is the protagonist.
I hope you don't abandon the article. I really like this article.
After rebirth, will the heroine still learn to keep distance from other men?
The first chapter is so exciting. The heroine is too scumbag. She told her husband who had just had a miscarriage that she wanted to cheat on her and have a child with someone else, and she also wanted the hero to raise her child. Oh, what a beautiful thought!
I just like reading about scumbag women, hehe