My new novel, "108 Ill-Fated Encounters with the Sickly Crown Prince After Transmigrating into a Book," is now open for follows. Here's the blurb:
Lin Mingyi transmigrates into a book.
She becomes the vase-like cannon-fodder villainess in an old-fashioned angst novel, also known as the heroine's foil.
The reason old-fashioned angst novels are called that is because they're full of anguish and ridiculous twists. Following the plot, the hero and heroine repeatedly break up and get back together in a torturous romance that's simply astonishing to behold.
After Lin Mingyi transmigrates into the book, she finally accepts reality, thinking she's been dealt a terrible hand and has no chance of turning things around. But can someone tell her why the supposedly foolish and wicked villainess has become the crown princess, a woman of unparalleled distinction?
And why has the sickly, lovesick crown prince with a strange illness become completely devoted to her?
Lin Mingyi: I transmigrated into an angst novel, but somehow got a doting-romance plot!
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Everyone says that the ruthless, lovesick crown prince is destined to die alone. Crown Prince Yuwen Chi has always believed the same.
But one day, he meets Lin Mingyi.
From then on, little flowers bloom in his barren heart.
Before meeting Lin Mingyi, unrivaled power, wealth, and splendor were nothing but fleeting clouds to him. He never cared about them. But now, all he wants is to make his woman the most honored person in the world...
Lin Mingyi originally thought she would meet the same end as in the book, dying young alongside the crown prince. But who could have guessed that the tables would turn? Heh. Even if the hero gets a second life and an upgraded, extra-powerful golden finger, he's still no match for my husband!
?This novel's blurb?
In her previous life, Chu Jin was the empress, virtuous and dutiful, carrying out her responsibilities diligently. No one could find the slightest fault with her.
Yet she was murdered, dying a senseless death.
Only after death did Chu Jin learn that she had transmigrated into a Qing Dynasty romance novel. The late Empress Yuan was the emperor's one true love, the apple of his eye. Chu Jin had been nothing more than a substitute all along.
She swore that if she had another life, she would stay as far away from the emperor as possible.
Who could have guessed that when she opened her eyes again, she would become a lowly palace maid?
Chu Jin: Can I swear?
When her former subordinates became her superiors one by one, and even wanted her dead, Chu Jin thought: I really can't take it anymore. I want to swear!
One day, the emperor happened to see her singing a little tune in the imperial garden. He was immediately captivated. From then on, Chu Jin rose through the ranks and enjoyed his favor without end.
Chu Jin: Your Majesty, please don't. I have no desire to be empress. I just want to live a happy, lazy life...
The emperor thought she would always be there, managing his harem, helping him change and grind his ink... and even reminiscing about Empress Yuan with him.
One day, she was gone, and the emperor panicked.
When she returned, her nature changed completely. The emperor said, "From now on, let me be the one to cherish you."
Theme: As long as you give, you will receive in return.
It felt like the ending was rushed. As for the crematorium, I was just a royal concubine, and my son didn't take the throne. Or the prince ascends to the throne and leaves the palace to become a free concubine...
At the end, I just wanted to laugh. I felt like I was writing for fun. What is this? I spent money to read it. Please be a little more serious and responsible.
The heroine was a queen in her previous life, why is she now a modern person?
Why do I always have the feeling that Concubine Xi is not a good person?
Why don't you update it?
Why do you look so brainless?
Is there something wrong with this imperial concubine's brain? If the beautiful palace maid doesn't want to go, why should she be forced to go? When the palace maid becomes mature, she will be killed in various ways. It's so confusing
The emperor's love is a bit ridiculous