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Blurb: You Xinxin is a devoted fan of the "chase-your-wife-to-the-crematorium" trope.
But after years of browsing all the major novel libraries, she still hadn't found a book that suited her tastes.
Aside from sympathizing with the heroine's misery, she hadn't sensed even a whiff of a proper crematorium plot.
One night, she opened yet another novel that boldly advertised itself as a "chase-your-wife crematorium."
She finished the whole thing. Great, this crematorium doesn't even work!
It claims to be a chase-your-wife crematorium, but it's really just another story about abusing the heroine?!
She couldn't help shouting, "If I were the heroine, I'd make that bastard suffer a hundred times over for every bit of misery the heroine went through early on!"
After making that bold declaration, she really did transmigrate into the book, accompanied by a cold voice saying, "Welcome to the System."
The System told her that the more she tormented the bastard physically and emotionally in the crematorium plot, the more wealth she could earn!
You Xinxin: There's really a deal this good?
Before she transmigrated into the book, every gift the male lead gave the heroine was the wrong size. He often forgot all kinds of anniversaries, and he still had a long-time secret crush, his white moonlight...
You couldn't say a word about it, or the bastard would say, "I love you so much. Can't you stop making a fuss over nothing?"
After she transmigrated into the book.
You Xinxin said innocently, "Oh, I thought this was your size. Did I get it wrong?"
The bastard: "???" You bought the smallest size.
"My husband is really tall. He's 1.8 meters."
The bastard: "???" I'm 1.85 meters. Round that up and it's 1.9, thanks.
"Is today some important occasion? I've been so busy lately that I forgot to tell you: there's a marriage we need to end. Let's get divorced."
The bastard: "???" It's our wedding anniversary! Do you really not love me anymore? I just realized I still love you.
Reader's note: The heroine won't take back or settle for a secondhand piece of trash who doesn't know how to behave himself.
Please add my upcoming novel, Transmigrated into the Heroine of the Misogynistic Novel I Wrote, to your favorites!
Blurb: No misogynistic novel would be complete without the author's hard work.
[World One]
She transmigrates into an old-fashioned novel about coercive love that she wrote herself. The heroine is a sweet, soft, innocent little white flower.
When the male lead grabs her arm and throws her into a car, the heroine is no match for him in strength and can't break free. Her back is left bruised and purple.
Jiao Ruan lets out a bitter laugh. This accursed setting!
When the male lead forces himself on her, the heroine is clearly being victimized, yet slowly falls in love with the man who forced her.
Jiao Ruan lets out a bitter laugh. This accursed setting!
When the male lead's heart belongs entirely to his white moonlight, she stands humbly to one side, praying he'll notice her behind him. The heroine is practically suffering from Stockholm syndrome.
Jiao Ruan lets out a bitter laugh. This accursed setting!
Jiao Ruan, after transmigrating into the book: I can't even hold a pen anymore! Should I rewrite the story overnight, or train in martial arts overnight? You want to force me? Let's fight!
The male lead dies.
Other worlds to be decided.
Jiao Ruan is not the same as "soft and gentle." She will gradually become more self-aware. None of the misogynistic scenes above will actually happen in the novel. [Four fingers]
Theme: With a dream, anyone can do great things
What is this written? . . .
I thought there was a follow-up... I felt that the seal was also black... From the description, I always felt that this couple was weird, and I couldn't feel any emotion. I've been wondering if there will be a twist, and Goodfellas just ends. The logic is also a bit strange, but for the sake of simplicity, just pretend that I didn't say it. It's so sad that I can't seem to understand what the author is trying to express. The last great male abuse story was one in which the female protagonist returned her pain intact to the male protagonists. Yes, intact. The male protagonist leaves his mother and keeps the son, the female protagonist makes the male protagonist pregnant, leaves the father and keeps the son, and lets her lover take care of her The male protagonist imprisoned her as a captive, and the female protagonist deprived him of his powers and locked her in a cage. If the male protagonist has an affair, the female protagonist will cheat on her If the male protagonist wants to kill her, the female protagonist will do it first The male protagonist humiliates her with money, and the female protagonist throws money at the male protagonist after finishing the job and says, "It was a good job." But. The male protagonist did not force the female protagonist to death, but the female protagonist spared his life. The endings are different. In the story of a man abusing a woman, he (the two love each other and forgive each other), and in a story of a woman abusing a man, be (the man is just wishful thinking, but the heroine is strong and beautiful). Hiss. What can I say... I can't predict the twist in the story...
Um, this crematorium is actually a literal cremation. I think it's too much. I have a problem with my concept of love. I don't really want to arrange for a scumbag to be burned to death. It's weird.
Emmmmm To be honest, the love line is a bit abrupt... Maybe it's because I personally don't like people who pretend... Even if I'm pursuing someone, I still feel like I'm being cheated. [I once met this kind of scumbag. Every girlfriend in high school described him differently. My friend was deeply affected by it and took the initiative to break up with him. He said that he pretended to be the character they liked for different types of girls, and then stopped acting when he got tired of it. The cold war forced him to quarrel with the girl, and then broke up...]
Ah, it's dead... Tsk. But I also like it when you are so clean and tidy. It's better than constantly quarreling with people.
Women's moral sense is still too high. Please look at men in real life. Let alone a woman who has cheated on her, as long as her partner thinks that she has cheated on her, many of them will directly attack the woman, and a large number of men will cheer and applaud her! Can you please talk some sense into these men? Can you please stop being so harsh on women? A bunch of women still feel sorry for the scumbag who hurts women! Absolutely amazing! What a fascinating reincarnation! Hating female reality!
This is the end. To be honest, it's not satisfying. Although the original male protagonist is a scumbag, he is not worthy of death. The female protagonist also casually bankrupts others. Although she is just a pusher, I feel that there is something wrong with writing the female protagonist's perspective. How much hatred and resentment is there? The heroine, as a promoter, kills people and bankrupts others. And according to the author's description, the original male lead is just a scumbag who is a little confused about emotions. The trustworthy man relies on poverty to get rid of the oil, maybe because the author doesn't know how to write. After the original male lead got rid of the oil, I didn't think he was trustworthy. He didn't do anything except Bai Yueguang's spiritual cheating and he had no feelings for the original heroine. As long as he doesn't talk about emotional matters with the original male lead, then the original male lead is more of a normal person, and he is not a legal person. The last time I saw a female protagonist bankrupt and kill the original male protagonist, the original male protagonist was not a human being but tortured and illegally imprisoned a legal person. In this book, the original male protagonist is just a scumbag emotionally. He is a scumbag because he likes someone else and marries the original heroine. After marriage, he still doesn't know about others. I can understand bankruptcy, but death is really useless.
It felt good before, but in the end I felt a bit suffocated when it came to the actual cremation. Maybe I wanted to see him become a new person more than being cremated (?)
I'm a little confused, is that system too user-friendly, especially when I asked if I wanted to burn it at the end, there was a groan and other emotions. If I remember correctly, when the scumbag died and the heroine went to look for the system, the system was not there, and the page was gray. It felt very scary to think about it.
I feel that the crime does not lead to death, but it was the heroine's casual words that led to death. She was still protecting the rose before she died. Death is a relatively heavy thing for me.