[I'm a revision fiend. I've made extensive changes to details and plot points, so stolen copies may be incomplete.]
Please add my upcoming book, The Qing Dynasty Woman Returns [Livestream], to your collection.
Blurb:
One day, Zhu Qingruo suddenly discovers that she's the female supporting character in a danmei novel.
In the book, a quick transmigration player takes the place of the young emperor, who knows nothing of the world. The person who was originally timid and incompetent suddenly reveals his sharp edge and draws a crowd of high-quality men who fall at his feet.
Her husband, so aloof and chaste that Zhu Qingruo once suspected he was asexual, can't hold back when the emperor makes an unintentional gesture. His eyes turn red at the corners.
The Buddhist monk who pities all living beings is willing to take off his kasaya, enter the court and the mortal world, and condemn himself to the Avici Hell for him.
The taciturn, cold-blooded bodyguard swears never to betray him in this life. He's willing to be his attack dog, and whoever his heart is set on is the target of his sword.
And she, Mu Rugui's childhood sweetheart and later wife, is destined for a wretched end. Mu Rugui is the novel's first male lead.
Her entire clan is exiled. Bandits ambush them on the way, and unable to fight back, she is forced off a cliff. In the end, not even her bones are left.
With her own bones about to disappear, Zhu Qingruo decides she can't just sit back and wait.
The young emperor wants her husband?
Fine, she can have him.
While he's too busy winning him over to keep an eye on everything else, she'll take his people and cut off his escape routes.
The young emperor wants to expose her hypocritical true face?
Sure, go ahead and expose her.
But there's another mask beneath the one he removes. He can figure out what's real and what's false for himself.
The young emperor also wants her to divorce the Imperial Preceptor and leave with nothing?
No problem.
She'll pack up and leave that very night.
Hm? He asks what she wants?
Not much.
His throne.
Reading Guide:
One-on-one romance, with no male lead mentioned in the blurb.
A groveling chase for his wife, but he'll never catch up.
No character from the original book will be vilified.
Everyone has a one-sided crush. Aside from the heroine, no one survives.
The heroine has no power or influence and is somewhat passive for the first twenty chapters. Her career storyline properly begins after she leaves the capital.
My next book will be The Qing Dynasty Woman Returns [Livestream]. Please add it to your collection.
Preview:
As a beautiful, highly educated woman who landed a job straight out of college, Song Yao attracts plenty of attention at work. Someone takes the opportunity over lunch to ask about her relationship status.
Song Yao answers honestly, "I've been married."
Her colleague is surprised. "Huh?"
Song Yao: "We divorced."
Her colleague is shocked. "What?!"
Song Yao: "My ex-husband died."
Her colleague is dumbfounded. "Huh???!!!"
Everyone in the Qing Dynasty: ...
Yinzhen: ...
The princes watching the sky screen: Pfft.
Her colleague can only awkwardly remark, "Dying so young, his family must be heartbroken."
Song Yao: "It's fine. His whole family died, so they're not heartbroken."
Her colleague: ???
Kangxi: ?
The princes: ?
The consorts: ?
Yinzhen: That's better.
Seeing her colleague sweating buckets, Song Yao starts to wonder if she went too far. After thinking it over, she adds, "He lived a pretty long life, actually. He sent all his brothers to join their father before they died."
Her colleague: She seems to be trying to comfort me, and she's so pretty and so sincere about it, so I'll believe half of what she says.
Kangxi: Sent them to join whom?!
The princes clench their fists: Can't believe it was you, of all people, you wolf in sheep's clothing!
Yinzhen: ...
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In her fifth year after transmigrating, the System finally comes online.
It gives Song Yao two choices.
[1. Stay in the Qing Dynasty. You can interfere with the timeline and change the fate of the child in your womb, who died young.]
[2. Go along with the timeline and return home in ten years.]
Song Yao chooses the second option without hesitation.
That is the homeland she has longed for day and night.
"I'm not Lady Song, and I'm not Miss Song. I'm just Song Yao."
[They tempt me with brocade and jade. They constrain me with family honor. They trap me with the supposed duty to bear children. But my blood is red, and so is my heart. I have faith in nothing but the sun of the East, forever.]
A Livestream novel. The heroine returns home after fifteen years in the Qing Dynasty, where her life is being Livestreamed.
The heroine willingly gives up her child. Read with care if that bothers you.
Theme: The future is bright. Never give up.
While reading the article, I really felt that Lin Heshi was a good match and the ending was very reasonable. But personally, I really like the character of Wei Ran, and I also have the idea of wanting him to be with the heroine. So I was really surprised when I watched the first half of the extra story, and I thought the author was so good that he actually wrote something sweet for Wei Ran. But I was also wondering why the other three had bad endings, but Wei Ran, the instigator, had a good ending. Only after watching it did I know what happened. Although I felt a little bitter in my heart, it was indeed in line with the heroine's style and the three views of this article. It took me two days to read this novel. The author wrote it really well. I hope he can write more good articles and that more people will know about this good work.
It's a pity that Wei Ran's ending is too good, the author portrayed Wei Ran's character too well, too plump, and it's hard to let go.
Lin Heshi's character is flat, and he wins because of his appropriate name, Heshi.
To be honest, when I read the last chapter, I was worried that Wei Ran and Qing Ruo would really become a good couple. Fortunately, after reading the last chapter, it turned out that he was pretending for a while, but Wei Ran is a different person from Qing Ruo in nature. A person as sharp as Qing Ruo will eventually notice that something is wrong with him. It can only be said that it is a bad fate. The first week has already caused damage. The two people's positions are opposite. No matter how many times they relapse, 172 times or 173 times, the endings of Wei Ran and Qing Ruo will not change, and they will not end well. Alas:-(, to be honest, I was not disturbed by Wei Ran's death at the end of the main story, but I still couldn't help but sigh when I saw his death in the extra story.
I have mixed feelings. Wei Ran reminds me of a little boy in a foreign story. He often said hurtful words, and his father asked him to hammer a nail into the board, one for every bad word he said. During this process, he gradually matured and was very different from before. At this time, his father asked him to remove the nails, pointed to the holes left in the board and told him that the scars left behind, like these holes, are indelible.
Wei Ran has always been very arrogant. Before he fell in love with NPC, he didn't think he should have feelings for NPC. After falling in love with Qing Ruo, he felt that she was a good match for him. They are the only two people in the world who understand each other. When he understood that Qing Ruo had been resentful because he had been hurt by him, he did not think about making up for anything. He restarted the world to make his feelings complete, not to truly do Qing Ruo's good. In the systematic understanding, Wei Ran is so persistent out of "love", but I feel that it is his paranoia that harms himself and others. He may not understand what true love is.
Thank you so much for letting me see such a novel. What moved me was not only Qingruo's courage and responsibility, but also her unremitting pursuit of love, which prevented her from becoming a revengeful evil ghost, but a Bodhisattva who saves all sentient beings.
In the main text, I was still lamenting that this fateful thing was let go so hastily, and the extra story finally got its comeuppance. Good and evil karma have separate consequences, and the consequences cannot offset each other. However, the good consequences of the little boy's stealing to save others should be higher than the evil consequences, but he ended up with this result. Because he had done such bad karma to the heroine in his previous life, he is still able to walk in the world now. I think it was this contrast that shook his faith. It can only be said that it is your own fault.
Finally finished reading it! Thanks to the author for bringing me such a wonderful story. I feel that the author has his own views on women's issues, and he conveys them well to the readers. In fact, I rarely read Internet articles in the ancient setting, because even in Internet articles, women cannot escape the position of being restrained and oppressed. This stereotype of superiority and inferiority seems to have been engraved in our bones. Even if it is a female channel Internet article, even if the background story has a series of fantasy elements such as time travel and systems, women Her knees are still firmly glued to the ground, and she kneels in front of the man's standing toes, doing a little squat to win the man's affection. It makes people lament whether what women have lacked since ancient times is love and respect, or the power and status to control their own destiny. If they have the latter, is the former still important? I'm afraid it's just the icing on the cake. But if you only have the former, your eyes will never be able to look directly at the scenery from a high position, and you will never be able to experience the pleasure of speaking straight up.
What touches me most about this article is that when the heroine encounters the common predicament of ancient women, she will not ignore the pain of other women just because she receives respect and protection from men, and become a part of "men eat women, women eat women". Taking advantage of others to defend women's injustice is true feminism.
I hope that there will be more and more online articles like this in the world, and that more and more people will see the pain of women and hear their voices.
So much love! ! !
The story flowed smoothly and I was excited by the exposition of love and the people's view of history. It's very positive, but it's not just slogans. It has the author's unique understanding.
Love is not an excuse for cheating. The prerequisite for loving each other is respect. Weiran was wrong from the beginning. It's a very understandable truth, but it's rarely felt in modern novels (it's not directed at anyone).
Love yourself before loving the other person. This is what the story of Qing Ruo and Mrs. Fang tells.
Thanks for bringing girl power. From the beginning to the end, the heroine's subjectivity has never weakened. She has her own goals, and even though she encounters difficulties and dissatisfaction, she still does not give up. For those who initiated the rise of women in ancient times, it was a popular goal in ancient times. Gender equality is important both in ancient times and today. The texts that promote this idea are also important.
According to the people's view of history, the people are the ones who created all this. It is also because they are ignorant now and follow what others say... We come from the people and we should go from the people
The power of words is powerful.
After reading the previous chapter, I thought Qingqing would be deceived by Wei Ran. I was scared to death when the story turned into an ordinary romance novel. After reading the last chapter, I realized that she is indeed my favorite heroine, Qingqing [Come on] [Come on] [Come on]
Ah, it's a bit sadistic, this is a real crematorium for chasing a wife → refers to Wei Ran, Qingqing was willing to see Wei Ran before he died, so the author is not too cruel to Wei Ran! I'm quite addicted to Qingqing x Weiran CP! Although the ending of this be is a bit sad and heart-wrenching, the hurt you have suffered cannot be forgiven. If it were true, the ending would be inferior!
Mei Bao is really one of the most determined heroines I have ever seen. The author has portrayed Mei Bao very well. I like it very much. Thank you for meeting [Sahua] Sahua. I wish Mei Bao will get better and better in another world.
While reading the article, I really felt that Lin Heshi was a good match and the ending was very reasonable. But personally, I really like the character of Wei Ran, and I also have the idea of wanting him to be with the heroine. So I was really surprised when I watched the first half of the extra story, and I thought the author was so good that he actually wrote something sweet for Wei Ran. But I was also wondering why the other three had bad endings, but Wei Ran, the instigator, had a good ending. Only after watching it did I know what happened. Although I felt a little bitter in my heart, it was indeed in line with the heroine's style and the three views of this article. It took me two days to read this novel. The author wrote it really well. I hope he can write more good articles and that more people will know about this good work.
It's a pity that Wei Ran's ending is too good, the author portrayed Wei Ran's character too well, too plump, and it's hard to let go. Lin Heshi's character is flat, and he wins because of his appropriate name, Heshi.
To be honest, when I read the last chapter, I was worried that Wei Ran and Qing Ruo would really become a good couple. Fortunately, after reading the last chapter, it turned out that he was pretending for a while, but Wei Ran is a different person from Qing Ruo in nature. A person as sharp as Qing Ruo will eventually notice that something is wrong with him. It can only be said that it is a bad fate. The first week has already caused damage. The two people's positions are opposite. No matter how many times they relapse, 172 times or 173 times, the endings of Wei Ran and Qing Ruo will not change, and they will not end well. Alas:-(, to be honest, I was not disturbed by Wei Ran's death at the end of the main story, but I still couldn't help but sigh when I saw his death in the extra story.
I have mixed feelings. Wei Ran reminds me of a little boy in a foreign story. He often said hurtful words, and his father asked him to hammer a nail into the board, one for every bad word he said. During this process, he gradually matured and was very different from before. At this time, his father asked him to remove the nails, pointed to the holes left in the board and told him that the scars left behind, like these holes, are indelible. Wei Ran has always been very arrogant. Before he fell in love with NPC, he didn't think he should have feelings for NPC. After falling in love with Qing Ruo, he felt that she was a good match for him. They are the only two people in the world who understand each other. When he understood that Qing Ruo had been resentful because he had been hurt by him, he did not think about making up for anything. He restarted the world to make his feelings complete, not to truly do Qing Ruo's good. In the systematic understanding, Wei Ran is so persistent out of "love", but I feel that it is his paranoia that harms himself and others. He may not understand what true love is. Thank you so much for letting me see such a novel. What moved me was not only Qingruo's courage and responsibility, but also her unremitting pursuit of love, which prevented her from becoming a revengeful evil ghost, but a Bodhisattva who saves all sentient beings.
In the main text, I was still lamenting that this fateful thing was let go so hastily, and the extra story finally got its comeuppance. Good and evil karma have separate consequences, and the consequences cannot offset each other. However, the good consequences of the little boy's stealing to save others should be higher than the evil consequences, but he ended up with this result. Because he had done such bad karma to the heroine in his previous life, he is still able to walk in the world now. I think it was this contrast that shook his faith. It can only be said that it is your own fault.
Finally finished reading it! Thanks to the author for bringing me such a wonderful story. I feel that the author has his own views on women's issues, and he conveys them well to the readers. In fact, I rarely read Internet articles in the ancient setting, because even in Internet articles, women cannot escape the position of being restrained and oppressed. This stereotype of superiority and inferiority seems to have been engraved in our bones. Even if it is a female channel Internet article, even if the background story has a series of fantasy elements such as time travel and systems, women Her knees are still firmly glued to the ground, and she kneels in front of the man's standing toes, doing a little squat to win the man's affection. It makes people lament whether what women have lacked since ancient times is love and respect, or the power and status to control their own destiny. If they have the latter, is the former still important? I'm afraid it's just the icing on the cake. But if you only have the former, your eyes will never be able to look directly at the scenery from a high position, and you will never be able to experience the pleasure of speaking straight up. What touches me most about this article is that when the heroine encounters the common predicament of ancient women, she will not ignore the pain of other women just because she receives respect and protection from men, and become a part of "men eat women, women eat women". Taking advantage of others to defend women's injustice is true feminism. I hope that there will be more and more online articles like this in the world, and that more and more people will see the pain of women and hear their voices.
So much love! ! ! The story flowed smoothly and I was excited by the exposition of love and the people's view of history. It's very positive, but it's not just slogans. It has the author's unique understanding. Love is not an excuse for cheating. The prerequisite for loving each other is respect. Weiran was wrong from the beginning. It's a very understandable truth, but it's rarely felt in modern novels (it's not directed at anyone). Love yourself before loving the other person. This is what the story of Qing Ruo and Mrs. Fang tells. Thanks for bringing girl power. From the beginning to the end, the heroine's subjectivity has never weakened. She has her own goals, and even though she encounters difficulties and dissatisfaction, she still does not give up. For those who initiated the rise of women in ancient times, it was a popular goal in ancient times. Gender equality is important both in ancient times and today. The texts that promote this idea are also important. According to the people's view of history, the people are the ones who created all this. It is also because they are ignorant now and follow what others say... We come from the people and we should go from the people The power of words is powerful.
After reading the previous chapter, I thought Qingqing would be deceived by Wei Ran. I was scared to death when the story turned into an ordinary romance novel. After reading the last chapter, I realized that she is indeed my favorite heroine, Qingqing [Come on] [Come on] [Come on]
Ah, it's a bit sadistic, this is a real crematorium for chasing a wife → refers to Wei Ran, Qingqing was willing to see Wei Ran before he died, so the author is not too cruel to Wei Ran! I'm quite addicted to Qingqing x Weiran CP! Although the ending of this be is a bit sad and heart-wrenching, the hurt you have suffered cannot be forgiven. If it were true, the ending would be inferior!
Mei Bao is really one of the most determined heroines I have ever seen. The author has portrayed Mei Bao very well. I like it very much. Thank you for meeting [Sahua] Sahua. I wish Mei Bao will get better and better in another world.