Lin Wenqiong has a habit of reading a little novel before bed. One day, she woke up to find herself inside a book.
It was the very same book she'd reread before going to sleep, a wuxia novel she'd loved for years.
Lin Wenqiong: I used to dream of the freedom and adventure of the martial world, but I only meant it as a daydream!
She wants to return to reality, and there seems to be only one way: complete the tasks assigned by the System and win the original male lead's favor.
Lin Wenqiong: I'm playing the female lead now. If I just follow the original story, winning over one male lead should be a piece of cake!
As it turns out, she was getting ahead of herself.
The male lead, who was supposed to dote on her according to the original story, is nothing like the book described.
Lin Wenqiong: What's wrong with this plot?
And the only thing she has is a useless System.
Lin Wenqiong: There's no time to worry about that. I don't have a golden finger, but I still have two hardworking hands.
I'll believe it when I see it if I can't tame this Xiao Hanjing!
A story about someone who expected to have a golden finger but got nothing, had to rely on herself, and in the end gained everything and reached the pinnacle of life [not really]~
A few notes:
1. Old-school angst and frustration.
2. The place names, book titles, and medicine names in this story are all made up by the author, so don't take them seriously.
A deep-thinking, often-smiling, mildly mean male classmate with a complicated past, the original male lead VS a soft-hearted, delicate female lead who occasionally likes to make sarcastic remarks at first, with one of her traits changing later
1v1, happy ending, complete
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[Other works]
Complete - Modern Romance: "Honey Orange Tea". Open the author's page on mobile to view.
Complete - Esports Romance: "How to Be Putty in the Captain's Hands"
Complete - Cultivation Romance: "The Junior Sister Refuses to Be the Contrast Female Lead Anymore"
Coming soon, draft saved. If you're interested, take a look at the blurb below.
"The Eldest Senior Sister Insists on Being a Cannon Fodder Saint"
The eldest senior sister has a prophetic dream and learns that she lives in a world made up of several books merged together.
"My Fate Is Mine, Not Heaven's" stars her rebellious younger martial brother, who's going through puberty;
"I'll Send Scumbags to the Crematorium" stars her clever but slightly love-struck younger martial sister;
"After Falling into Demonic Cultivation, I Became the Favorite of the Entire Immortal Sect" stars a cultivator she'd never even heard of;
even the beast she'll meet while traveling down the mountain in the future is the protagonist of some book.
And she,
no matter which book she's in, is merely a cannon-fodder character who appears briefly in the background.
A voice whispers hoarsely in her ear in the dream.
If she doesn't want to become cannon fodder, she should stop sticking her nose into other people's business.
She shouldn't worry about her younger martial brother's cultivation or her younger martial sister's partner, and she shouldn't compete for first place in the sect's tournament.
Most importantly, she must not save that beast.
Eldest Senior Sister: Oh.
When she wakes up, she straightens her clothes and, as usual, goes to wake her younger martial siblings for their sword practice.
So what if it was a prophetic dream? If she acts against her own heart, how can she seek the Great Dao?
But she never expected the plot to unfold completely differently from what she saw in her dream.
The eldest senior sister gently wipes her sword and smiles as she nods.
As expected, dreams always turn out the opposite way.
Theme: Rely on yourself instead of asking others.
The author's writing is good, just a small bug. The heroine traveled back in time and talked about the novel she read before going to bed. Later, when she recalled the content of the novel, it changed to something she had read a few years ago. It would be better to revise it here. For example, it would be a novel that she read while skipping, but she couldn't remember the plot clearly.
Rationally speaking, I understand the thoughts of the male protagonist and Kong Qing, but irrationally speaking, I feel aggrieved for the female protagonist.
So the female protagonist is also the original one. She was accidentally raped by the female protagonist, and then the system sent her to another world, and then sent the female protagonist back when the male protagonist reincarnated again, right? That's why the female protagonist's memory in reality is blurred.
Damn it, you are a white-eyed wolf, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, the heroine obviously didn't do anything bad.
Damn it, I just want to know how the heroine will react when she finds out that the hero drugged her. She can't let him go.
Here is Jiaojiao and Arqiong. Is it a typo?
Was it worn on the original heroine?
I feel like the copywriting is not attractive enough and I don't even know what to say.
What's going on? Can anyone comment?
Come on, Dad, the book is great