Meng Xiaoduo’s greatest wish in life was to transmigrate. Of course, she didn’t want to do it without certain conditions. In her ideal scenario, her first choice was to transmigrate as a man and become an unparalleled top, collecting a whole harem of charming, gorgeous bottoms. Her second choice, if she had to settle, was to keep her gender (after all, from all the transmigration stories she’d read, the odds of a woman transmigrating as a man didn’t seem very high), but she absolutely had to end up in a matriarchal world, where she could become an unrivaled queen and collect a whole harem of handsome men of every shape and size. In short, Meng Xiaoduo wanted to collect a harem of top-tier beauties and live a life of utter decadence. The one thing she insisted on was being the absolute top!
Then Meng Xiaoduo really did transmigrate. But even after transmigrating, would she actually get what she wanted?
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This is really a story about an imaginative transmigrator whose fantasies are shattered, but who ultimately finds happiness.
So personally, I think this story is pretty serious... gets smacked away... then quietly crawls back
PS1: Thanks to Cat for providing the cover.
PS2: One-on-one romance.
PS3: This story is actually very clean. Even those strangely popular chapters are clean...
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The titles of each chapter are too BH
Compared with the two royal brothers, I love my senior brother more. Unfortunately, the red line is also misplaced. It seems that I am weird enough = =
I finally understand why you said the click rate is so weird! Did you ever end like this? Such a good article, you can't be so clear just because it's clear!
What are your thoughts on this article? I just read this article today, and I finished it in less than two hours. During these two hours, I followed Xiaoduo all the way. At first, I felt that the author abused Xiaoduo too harshly, but gradually he seemed to get invested in the article. The stubborn Xiao Duo, the gentle Hua Jiu, the jealous Su San, and the pampering Hui En of Bao Er. Everyone is portrayed so realistically that you can't help but get emotionally involved. For two hours, I seemed to really understand the ups and downs of the heroine's journey. Her lover's betrayal and disbelief made people unable to help but feel sad and angry. Hua Jiu's tenderness made people rely on her. Hui En's concern made people unable to help... Like? Take away? (Um... Sorry I can't find the adjective) After watching Hua Jiu's extra story, it seemed that a piece of my heart collapsed. I felt sad for Xiaoduo. Before watching Hua Jiu's extra story, I seemed to have a glimmer of hope for him: Hua Jiu must have liked Xiao Duo at the beginning. His tenderness was so real, it couldn't be fake. But after watching it, "pop" my fantasy was shattered... But in the end, I still couldn't hate Hua Jiu. It seemed that everything about him was too disgusting. Forget it, he was just a poor person (but I just had the idea of breaking the author into a bend, ahem...) Finally, there is a way. Happy New Year (belated New Year greetings). Your writing is great and very realistic!
There must be something pitiful about hateful people...
Embarrassing~ It's a bit unclear! For example, how could Su San and Xiao Duo reconcile?
Can I kindly say "go to hell"? This is my only feeling after watching this episode
Climb slowly, remember to come back and write a sequel
Poor Jiujiu, you like your brother, right? O(∩_∩)O haha~
Susu, let's get married as brothers, don't suffer too much~ Tears running