(Main story complete; bonus chapters updated irregularly) -- Seeking advance readers for "Break Her"
Gu Sang transmigrates into a feel-good novel as the green tea younger sister of its heroine. The moment she opens her eyes, she finds herself in a deadly situation after sabotaging the heroine's virtue.
According to the original plot, the heroine will support her weak male lead, defeat all manner of villains, and finally outlive him, take the throne, and become an empress who conquers all before her.
As for Gu Sang, after all sorts of outrageous schemes and attempts to seduce the male lead, she will end up drowned in a well.
The male lead is on his way. Surrounded by lecherous bandits and facing the drugged heroine, who wants to kill her, Gu Sang bravely steps in front of her, ready to die.
"A beauty like my dear elder sister is as lovely as a celestial maiden. How dare you defile her? If someone must be ruined, ruin me instead. I'll take her punishment!"
To escape her original body's fate of being drowned in a well, Gu Sang decides to cling to the biggest golden finger around and serve the future empress hand and foot.
When the heroine is thirsty, she brings her tea.
When the heroine is bored, she entertains her.
When the heroine kills someone, she digs a pit and buries the body.
When the heroine takes a dislike to someone, she charges in as her vanguard.
"Elder sister, you're so brilliant at your studies. I can't do anything at all."
"Elder sister, you're so wonderful. I would never badmouth you behind your back like Second Sister does."
"Elder sister, your future husband looked at that songstress a little too long. If it were me, I'd only have eyes for you."
Later, thanks to her green tea and sycophantic skills, she successfully becomes the heroine's most trusted confidante.
A confidante of the empress! She could practically do as she pleased in this world.
But then the cool and stunning heroine lures her into bed. Gu Sang is dumbfounded. "Elder sister, you can't. This isn't right."
The handsome man drops his disguise and laughs as he scolds her. "Who's your sister? I'm your husband!"
Well, would you look at that? The empress turned into a husband?
Seeking advance readers for "Break Her"
Ye Longyin is reborn, returning to the time she first met Xiahou Shang.
He lies in the snow, covered in wounds and barely clinging to life, looking wretched and pitiful. She kindly saves him, but he viciously clamps a hand around her throat. Driven by the instinct to survive, she blinds him.
Later, Xiahou Shang murders his father and elder brother, stepping over mountains of corpses and rivers of blood to become a one-eyed tyrant feared by all.
She, meanwhile, falls into the dust and becomes his plaything.
When the same scene unfolds again, Ye Longyin would rather wound herself than hurt him while he struggles to survive.
Blood streams from her wrist. Trembling, she holds it to his lips and says gently, "Don't be afraid. I won't hurt you."
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Xiahou Shang was born with a handsome face, yet he was an outcast among the royal family.
Unable to feel the five senses and naturally cruel and unrestrained, he was regarded as a poisonous snake, a monster. No one wanted him to live.
As he lay at death's door, he thought he was facing betrayal and assassination. He never expected to find the only light of his life.
To keep that light all to himself, he gave in to every ounce of his obsession and madness.
"Yinyin, only by my side can you find your final resting place!"
Your salvation in the abyss lit up my world.
P.S. The male lead is a beautiful, powerful, tragic madman.
The dynasty is fictional; all logic serves the plot.
Theme: Even with a terrible hand, you can still turn the game around against all odds!
What would happen if the tool man Sima Rui was reborn?
How does the male protagonist manage to kill the female protagonist and still act calmly? Do you think you can be forgiven by saying a few nice words like this? I really can't tell how much he likes the heroine, she always gives him whatever he wants? Why? What is the meaning of this article if the male protagonist is not killed by the female protagonist once?
Triple fraud of copywriting, labeling, and persona. Like it's about to end. Does the male protagonist kill the female protagonist because he thinks the female protagonist has a weakness that needs to be removed? I like the fact that the heroine said that she was a delicate and self-interested green tea, but she turned out to be a brainless dog licker from beginning to end. She thought that the strategy was successful but was killed backhand. Is it just "it's not easy for him"? Can you forgive me for a second? The main plot is also very funny. The male protagonist's revenge and seizing the throne all rely on his charming face to lower the heads of n princes, making them all think of him as their love brains. I am unlucky to read this article because it is sweet and light-hearted.
Spread flowers, I really like the prince, I feel sorry for you?╭╮?
Do you want to see a little Hou Ye extra episode?
I feel like this is not a side story... It's not enough to watch.
Damn, I don't understand why the empress can't reveal her identity. What's the reason?
Is there a mistake in the extra chapter?
I still can't accept that the heroine forgave the hero so easily [Cracked] But the heroine's character is exquisite and self-interested. When the hero can benefit her, she really has no reason to refuse. I can only say that it fits the character, but it looks very unpleasant.
The finale is coming so soon, and I feel like there are very few sweet scenes between the male and female protagonists.
What would happen if the tool man Sima Rui was reborn?
How does the male protagonist manage to kill the female protagonist and still act calmly? Do you think you can be forgiven by saying a few nice words like this? I really can't tell how much he likes the heroine, she always gives him whatever he wants? Why? What is the meaning of this article if the male protagonist is not killed by the female protagonist once?
Triple fraud of copywriting, labeling, and persona. Like it's about to end. Does the male protagonist kill the female protagonist because he thinks the female protagonist has a weakness that needs to be removed? I like the fact that the heroine said that she was a delicate and self-interested green tea, but she turned out to be a brainless dog licker from beginning to end. She thought that the strategy was successful but was killed backhand. Is it just "it's not easy for him"? Can you forgive me for a second? The main plot is also very funny. The male protagonist's revenge and seizing the throne all rely on his charming face to lower the heads of n princes, making them all think of him as their love brains. I am unlucky to read this article because it is sweet and light-hearted.
Spread flowers, I really like the prince, I feel sorry for you?╭╮?
Do you want to see a little Hou Ye extra episode?
I feel like this is not a side story... It's not enough to watch.
Damn, I don't understand why the empress can't reveal her identity. What's the reason?
Is there a mistake in the extra chapter?
I still can't accept that the heroine forgave the hero so easily [Cracked] But the heroine's character is exquisite and self-interested. When the hero can benefit her, she really has no reason to refuse. I can only say that it fits the character, but it looks very unpleasant.
The finale is coming so soon, and I feel like there are very few sweet scenes between the male and female protagonists.