Currently ongoing~ [Quick Transmigration] I Became a God After Failing My Newbie Quest (click to read)
Audrey Hewlett, the only daughter of the capital's most powerful finance minister, is four years old. She has just remembered that she transmigrated, only to realize she is about to take the first step toward becoming the villainous young lady from the original story.
After her rebellion is put down, she faces the most pressing question: in a world with magic and magical beasts, where hunger still accounts for more than 70% of deaths among commoners, how will she survive if her whole family is stripped of their titles and reduced to commoners on her eighteenth birthday, with all their property confiscated?
Before she loses her current status and power, Miss Audrey decides to rely on her half-understood knowledge to develop improved crop varieties and popularize mana-powered automated machinery in this other world, raising productivity!
On top of that, the young lady has loved the prince since childhood and is a strong candidate for his fiancée? Because she has missed school so often due to illness, Miss Hewlett has earned a reputation throughout the capital for being frail and sickly.
Arrogant and haughty, clinging to the male lead even after being rejected again and again? She follows the policy of avoiding him whenever possible, and when she can't, she stays cautious and never provokes him.
Her father is negligent and corrupt, imposing heavy taxes and oppressing the people? She joins forces with her clever older brother, who is far more than a minor character in the original story, and keeps a close eye on him.
She persecutes, bullies, and even plots against the female lead? Audrey and her little group keep their hands clean, secretly dispatching people to stop rumors and punish those spreading them, ensuring their idol has a good school life.
After trembling her way through life until the story begins, the seemingly harmless but secretly ruthless prime minister's son tells her, "I'll let you off for now, for old times' sake." The self-important prince tells her, "You don't have to do anything you don't want to. Leave it to me." And the innocent, romantic heroine says the first time they meet, "Audrey has to be my friend," then takes her into her arms.
Once Audrey gets used to all these changes, she realizes the plot doesn't seem so frightening after all. When she senses the prince growing distant for no apparent reason, she works up the courage to confront him and ask why. In return, she gets a promise: "Next time, before you even want to see me, I'll come to you first," and a blush from him.
Meanwhile, her friends are surrounded by secrets, her brother is plotting something in secret, the emperor and the prime minister's wife are having an affair, the emperor is growing weaker and weaker, and there are suspicions that the empress is poisoning her husband. One mystery leads to another: the crown prince who disappeared at the border nine years ago, the divine war that broke out over a century ago, the gods who no longer answer humanity...
Audrey's life in another world keeps running smoothly today, too.
The heroine is doted on by everyone. Her love interest is the prince, the original male lead. The original heroine is devoted to her career and has no romantic entanglements, and she likes Audrey more than the original male lead.
Happy ending.
Content warning: Important characters may die. There is a reason she transmigrated. She reveals that she is a transmigrator of her own accord later in the story.
Theme: When a flower blooms, butterflies will come.
I think there's nothing wrong with what my sister did, but it's a bit inappropriate to ask an old person. It's a good deal for young people in every aspect.
It's so sweet, hahahaha, Monroe is really the first person to knock on CP
Wow, the heroine is so powerful! The aura is very strong, but it feels a bit unsatisfying, and I kind of want to watch a fight. (Hey, I'm good or bad. Although it doesn't fit my identity, it's okay to think about it)
Hee hee, with that said, I will also collect it! As expected, Western Fantasy is confusing, but I quite like watching Western Fantasy, and I can still sort it out at the moment.
Recently, I have become more interested in the villain lady. If I want to see a reversal or counterattack, I searched for "villain" and found it.
Memorizing names makes me cry, damn the memory Actually, does Ewell have feelings for the heroine? I want to buy his shares
I really like watching it! Come on, madam! Thank you for your hard work
The pronouns are a little confusing, a little confused
My wife writes very well. Although there are some long sentences, you can still understand them if you read them carefully! And the storyline is great too
It doesn't feel very good. People's names are too complicated. If it involves describing the appearance, it's difficult. After all, Western names are very difficult for us.