Synopsis
Su Yingying woke up to find a little pink ball of flesh beside her. From then on, she had a new identity: mother.
Once she got her bearings, she realized to her dismay that she had transmigrated into a novel.
Worst of all, she'd become the male lead's ex-girlfriend. She'd left him while pregnant because she thought he was poor, then, after discovering he had only been pretending to be poor, used their child to force him to marry her.
By then, the male lead had already met the female lead. The female lead tore the villainess to shreds and helped the male lead see through her deceitful facade.
She was even willing to become the child's stepmother, making the male lead think she was even more wonderful.
As the villainess, she naturally refused to accept this. She kidnapped the child to threaten the male lead, but was eventually brought to justice and spent the rest of her life in prison. Even her child wanted nothing to do with her.
Thinking of all the possible fates awaiting the villainess, Su Yingying refused to sit around and wait for disaster.
And so, one night, two figures, one big and one small, appeared at the station and quietly boarded a bus to flee the city.
Sitting on a field ridge amid the chirping of insects and birds, she thought that surely there wouldn't be any more male or female leads. Now she could enjoy the rest of her life in peace.
But you, male lead, why are you following me around the corner?
Qin Zeyan: Why have you brought my daughter along? (He pointed to the little ball of flesh covered in mud in the distance.)
Her: (Panicking inside) What makes you say she's your daughter? She's mine and my husband's.
Qin Zeyan: Then where's your husband? Why are you playing with your daughter alone?
Her: (Pointing to the mound of dirt the little ball of flesh had piled up in the distance) Over there.
Qin Zeyan: ...
Content warning: The original owner of the body will show up and cause trouble. The female lead just wants to live her own life, so she can be a bit timid. If that's not for you, don't read.
[Coming Soon]
"Picking Up an Educated Youth for a Husband": A transmigration-into-a-book story set in a bygone era. She meets an amnesiac male lead sent to the countryside as an educated youth, and sparks fly between them.
"The Villainess Is a Little Drama Queen": A transmigration-into-a-book story about a drama-queen villainess. A tough-as-nails woman finds herself wailing in despair at every turn, and on top of that, she's saddled with a System that orders her to win over the male lead.
Theme: Life calls for self-reliance
Ah, I never expected this development. The heroine's idea is a bit strange. You took someone's biological daughter away and you still want to cut off the bad relationship?
The author's new article "After Dressing as the Villain's Mother" is currently being serialized
The point is why you should follow the instructions of "Su Yingying". It feels like putting yourself on the barbecue grill and letting others slaughter you. No brains
Will someone change the writing later? Still have a bad reputation? Teach children to swallow their anger and use cold violence to educate them.
I have been procrastinating before and said that it would be easy to solve Su Siwen, but it has not been solved and I am still being led away. Now it is suddenly solved and I feel that it is a bit unfinished.
Ah, this is understandable
What what what? Are you angry with your children because you are afraid that the hero will not be able to explain to you?
Before, I was looking at the ring and wondering when the original owner would match him, but it didn't take long for the original owner to become "humble", while the heroine who took over her body was described as "fresh". Man, your name is Changing Heart. Even if you take over your girlfriend's body after changing your heart, it doesn't matter. You don't care. Do you still want to thank her for providing her body so that you can meet your true love?
Finally waiting for you Fortunately, I didn't give up~ spread flowers spread flowers
"Sleep" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ "Who" is it, madam?