Jiang Wendong transmigrated into a book, becoming the real daughter in an old-fashioned novel.
In the original story, after returning to the Duke's household under the guise of a young lady from a collateral branch, the real daughter was ignored by her father, unloved by her mother, disliked by the old madam, and framed by her half-sister.
Consumed by jealousy, she constantly antagonized the fake daughter and resorted to every kind of slander and scheme. The fake daughter, meanwhile, was protected by everyone and remained unharmed, eventually marrying into a prestigious family as the wife of General Yunhui. The real daughter was left to waste away in the crumbling Duke's household, dying in despair.
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After transmigrating into the book and reviewing the plot, Jiang Wendong without hesitation latched onto the fake daughter's coattails. From then on, Wendong's brand of flattery went into overdrive:
Today, she praised her sister's beauty. Tomorrow, she praised her sister's thoughtfulness. The day after, she brought over some brown sugar water she'd cooked herself...
But it seemed all her flattery was landing on the wrong ears. The fake daughter's gaze grew stranger and stranger.
Wendong, who was buttering her up while quietly building her wealth, sensed a threat to her life from the fake daughter and fled overnight with all her gold and silver. But Ye Fuhan caught her and cornered her against the city wall, his hoarse voice betraying a hint of panic: "Did I ever give you permission to run?"
Under the night sky, Jiang Wendong stared in confusion at Ye Fuhan, whose loose white nightgown hung open. Her gaze fell on the exposed neckline. Flat!
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Later, on the main street of the capital, Wendong and Fuhan locked eyes. Fuhan wore black armor and a scarlet cloak, mounted on a horse spattered with blood and sweat.
A nearby soldier waved his saber to drive people away. "Don't block General Yunhui's way."
Hearing the soldier's warning, Wendong moved toward the roadside. The crowd jostled and shoved her, and she stumbled, unable to keep her balance.
Fuhan rode up beside Wendong, leaned down, and held out his hand. His eyes crinkled with a smile. "Get on!"
1. One-on-one romance, happy ending
2. Entirely fictional setting, with some original worldbuilding
3. Lighthearted slice-of-life story
4. Romance. The male lead is a man who disguises himself as a woman, but later dresses as a man
Coming next: Widowed, Then Back on the Plotline.
Lin Qingwu transmigrated into a book, becoming the foil in The Beloved Little Princess. Unloved since childhood, she was bullied by others. When she grew up, she was forced to marry into an enemy kingdom, where she was abused and imprisoned, soon meeting an untimely end.
"!!!"
Qingwu: I already died once. I don't want to die again!
She worked hard to change her circumstances and build good relationships with everyone. In the end, she happily married a handsome and elegant young chancellor.
Just as she thought she'd escaped the original story's death ending, the plot took a sudden turn. Her handsome young husband died of a sudden illness, and the iron cavalry of the Pei Kingdom massed at the border.
The newly enthroned Emperor Pei sent an envoy to negotiate: he wanted Princess Changning in exchange for peace at the border.
After narrowly surviving a palace coup, the aging Emperor Lin sorrowfully agreed to send Qingwu to the Pei Kingdom for a political marriage.
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The moment Pei Yuan'an stepped out of the capital of the Pei Kingdom, he was like a withered tree, unmoved by anything.
Until someone with a brilliant smile and radiant beauty deceived him again and again, and he still wanted to stay by her side.
But in the end, just like everyone else, she chose to abandon him, leaving him alone in that endless, dark abyss.
He could give up everything, as long as she would stay with him. Even if she resented him, even if she hated him. Even if he died, they would die together.
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In a palace without a trace of light, Lin Qingwu had not yet opened her eyes when someone embraced her from behind. He rested his chin in the crook of her neck and nuzzled her ear, whispering: "Awu, please, love me just a little more..."
Theme: Look beyond appearances to see the truth
Good guy, a mother doesn't know the gender of the child she has raised for so many years.
The heroine really didn't take herself seriously. At that time, any rumors about her relationship with a prostitute would come out. Who would care about your reasons? The heroine was really a bad person. She had Mary's disease. She didn't punish her servants for changing tea leaves before. It can be said that she thought she couldn't do it just after she came back. The reason for not being tough can be explained by offending people, but now it's because a prostitute I don't know is making up nonsense. I see it from the perspective of the heroine's mother (who is not close to the heroine in the first place, and doesn't even recognize her as her own daughter). I feel that this prostitute is better than my own daughter, and she is more affectionate and righteous. It's easier to get along with than a daughter who has no feelings. It doesn't matter if we don't get too close. What's more, this person can still work hard for my daughter. So it can be seen that the heroine is not only stupid but also has Mary's syndrome. In fact, is the character of the heroine the same as the introduction or is it different from what the author wrote? It doesn't matter. The heroine, the Holy Mother, must be used in the right place. Why does the heroine have to be a prostitute as the Holy Mother? It has been written that there will be big problems if she has a relationship with a prostitute. (Don't say it is a Qinghuan, it is written that the old madam has already earned back the money she spent to buy Chuxia, which means she has already accepted customers.) The summary is that the heroine is sick.
Ye Ruoshan was so disgusting. He had never thought about finding the child. He didn't care who he would be raised by or how he lived. It was just his own wishful thinking that he hurt his wife for others. He almost couldn't survive after so many years. I hope he will betray his family and leave his family soon.
From the perspective of the original owner, it is difficult not to become black
The original owner's mother said before that the original owner has a wild personality, which means that the original owner has a very lively personality, but I see that the heroine's character is dull and dull, which makes people feel frustrated. Or is the heroine just pretending to save her life? I really can't figure out why Zhou Yuan didn't tell her husband the identity of the heroine? Doesn't the heroine's father have the right to know who his daughter is? She didn't dare to tell the truth. Could it be that the heroine was the illegitimate daughter she had with another man? That's why you dare not say it? And since Ye Fuhan grew up beside her, she couldn't possibly not know his gender. Does the male protagonist have any special identity? Zhou Yuan was willing to sacrifice her own daughter to protect him? Also, the ambiguous description between the male and female protagonists is too deliberate! All in all, there are too many questions. Are these questions foreshadowing?
You are over ten years old, and you still have boys and girls taking classes together? Even if there is no defense between men and women, you are seventeen or eighteen years old. Have you never studied before?
This Duke's Mansion really destroys the three views. It's better not to recognize it in the first place. If you want me, I will become a black man.
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This feeling came so quickly, I fell in love with it
The plot is good, but the details are still a bit problematic. It's also a bit anticlimactic, and it's a pity that the prince's brother died.