Upcoming novel: The Global Struggle of a Small-Town Family [Period]. Please add it to your collection.
Blurb:
I transmigrated into a book.
I became the country girl protagonist who was abandoned by an educated youth.
That educated youth looked decent and talked as sweetly as honey, but when he got the chance to return to the city, he ran off without a word.
Fine, he ran off. But the worst part was that he stole my 50 yuan!
It took me years to save up my 51 yuan in private savings!!!
Doesn't he have a conscience?
I spent the one yuan I had left on five pancakes.
When I was so full I couldn't eat another bite, I came across Kong Qi, who was huddled in a corner, starving and freezing.
I recognized Kong Qi. He was the villain in the book.
He was devious and unscrupulous, willing to do anything to get what he wanted.
Most importantly, he was also an educated youth!
I'd sooner throw my pancakes to a dog than give them to an educated youth for free!
I really did offer the pancakes to a dog beside him.
But the dog got spooked and ran off. He looked up and thought I was offering the pancakes to him.
In that moment, I saw a fervent light in his eyes, sacred and pure.
From then on, he wouldn't leave me alone.
I couldn't shake him off.
Later, he rose to fame and fortune, and we had a house full of children and grandchildren. He still treated me with the utmost tenderness.
I never told him that the pancake had actually been meant for the dog.
Reader's guide: The main text is written in third person.
Blurb for upcoming novel The Global Struggle of a Small-Town Family [Period]:
I transmigrated into a Period novel. A dirt-poor family, endless melons to eat, unlucky relatives, and a girl who's the protagonist's foil...
Lin Xiaotang says: Don't panic.
Just follow the genius protagonist's lead and lift everyone out of poverty.
Step one: Win the grand prize in a competition.
The protagonist worries about how hard the competition will be. Lin Xiaotang only cares whether the prize money is any good.
If the prize money isn't worth much, who'd bother doing all those problems? Are you crazy?
Step two: Lead the whole family to prosperity.
The protagonist sends her family to Pengcheng to develop real estate, to Hucheng to trade stocks, and to the Tibetan regions to prospect for gold.
Lin Xiaotang sends her family to Gangcheng to develop real estate, to Wall Street to trade stocks, and to New Gold Mountain to mine.
After all, the world is so big, and she wants to make money everywhere.
Step three: Befriend the big-shot male lead.
Looking at the bratty, arrogant grade-school version of the big-shot male lead, Lin Xiaotang: "..."
Forget it. Let's skip this step.
Gu Yun has lived a new life this time, becoming the genius darling in everyone's eyes and preparing to make a grand mark on the world. Then she turns around and discovers that someone has been feeling their way across the river using her as a stepping stone, and has plucked her bald!
Theme: Your life is in your own hands.
I want to ask why the heroine hides the credit of the hero? Because someone else rescued the child. She and the other guy didn't contribute much at all. How dare they go to someone else's house to eat and drink? She knew very well who really saved people. Why didn't she tell the truth?
As mentioned earlier, the male protagonist has to spend every penny. If you feed the dog in front of him, are you really not afraid of retaliation in the future???
This mother is really hard to explain. She didn't save the money for her son, she's a vampire. If you eat anything you buy with your own money, you will be beaten.
A new article has been opened and a chapter has been updated. But I opened the column of Dada and found two novels that were being serialized. I asked silently, will Dada be a scam? Should I follow new articles or gain weight?
This male protagonist is really dirty at heart, hahahahaha, so shady.
Let me go, this male protagonist is interesting
Black-hearted meatballs are really dark
It's too tea, tea master, I'll go
What is there to feel guilty about Jiang Jiantao? Isn't he just a scumbag? It would be better if he starved before he was delivered.
How can I put it this way? I only read the beginning of the movie and I really can't help but say that the heroine thinks she has a clear understanding of these boys, but what she says and does is too ambiguous and it's a bit nerve-wracking to watch.