1.
Bai Tingyun transmigrated into a cannon-fodder role in a feel-good entertainment-industry novel.
The original character was shamelessly lustful, coveting the male lead's body and trying to keep him as a lover. After he coldly rejected her, she even tried to destroy him. Thankfully, evil deeds brought their own punishment: she ended up crippled in both legs and alone for the rest of her life.
Bai Tingyun lowered her eyes in dismay. Annoying. Let's just destroy the world.
Afraid she wouldn't get killed off quickly enough, Bai Tingyun drooped her eyes, wearing a 9.9-yuan outfit she bought on PDD, and tossed a contract to the elegant man before her.
"Be my lover."
She thought the man would be humiliated and storm off.
Instead, he swiftly pulled out a pen and signed his name in bold, sweeping strokes.
And then he even added his fingerprint!
2.
To die sooner, Bai Tingyun decided to make Han Bian a star!
She took swift action, gathered a pile of scripts, and brought them to Han Bian, who was still bleary-eyed from sleep.
-- The male lead in a certain top-tier streaming platform's S+ historical romance?
Han Bian pushed it away. "The harness work is too tiring."
-- A certain streaming platform's top-tier star in a danmei adaptation?
Han Bian looked displeased. "I won't date a man."
-- The second season of the hottest dating show on the internet?
Han Bian perked up. "Will you go with me?"
Rich and idle, never making life hard for herself, Bai Tingyun: "No."
3.
Han Bian had a secret: he'd lived once before.
In his first life, he had been muddling through like a puppet on strings, controlled by fate.
Fortunately, in his second life, he met Bai Tingyun.
They needed each other, their souls resonating.
A gloomy heroine x a domestic, devoted hero
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Coming soon: Nonconformist Transmigration into a Book
Yu Yu was tired of being worked like an ox, so she used all her savings to contact a transmigration company and chose a winner's script promising an easy, carefree life with everything going her way.
But after she got there, something seemed off.
Her supposedly well-meaning "mother-in-law" acted suspiciously, her "neighbor" was plotting something, and the male supporting characters who supposedly had unresolved feelings looked at her like a lamb waiting for slaughter.
Her destined male lead was even above the law, intent on blinding her, breaking her legs, and turning her into a cripple so she would be trapped by his side forever.
Yu Yu was scared.
She wanted to escape.
She called out to the System, hoping to return to reality.
The System didn't answer.
It was as if it had never existed.
Yu Yu sat alone all night, and at last she understood.
...This wasn't transmigration. It was human trafficking.
Theme: Different people have different ways of living.
Damn it, the nurse is also unlucky. If you want to be discharged from the hospital first, please mention the adverse event.
In fact, I think the ending of the female protagonist without cp is better than being with the male protagonist, who is not worthy of her love. The so-called understanding that "that's love" takes longer and longer, I don't think the plot description makes me believe it. I only see that the male protagonist is too free, and then he is lonely, and because of his relationship with the female protagonist, he will go back to the female protagonist and think "that is love", but I don't see how much the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, I only see how much he loves himself.
The heroine's character is not mournful either. . This is social fear, it's too inconsistent with the copywriting.
She passed into someone else's body and wanted to return her body to the original person, but ended up jumping off a building and using a knife. . Have you ever thought that when others come back, they also get a mutilated body? ?
The heroine's character... The fault of her original family... Is cowardly and avoids selfishness. Can she slowly become an independent and normal woman in the future?
The plot is quite good, but I feel that the final plot, whether it is career or relationship drama, is a bit fast. I feel that the characterization of the supporting characters is not fully displayed, but overall it is not bad. I am looking forward to the next book.
The male protagonist should not feel love for the female protagonist, but pity. The male protagonist may have agreed to this because he can break free from the constraints of being with the female protagonist.
Hahahahahahaha so sweet
Male protagonist, you have made my baby sad and I don't like you anymore. You can leave when you want, come when you want, why?
Non-Mainstream Wear Books
The Grass Is Untamed
The Empress Is in Love Slay the Whole Scene
Escape Guide for an Otome Game NPC
Never Let Yan Down [Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils]
Not Giving In [GB]
The Harem King Starts with the Little Ones
Am I a Tyrant? Are You Blind?!
Arranged Marriage Is Forbidden in the Cultivation World
The heroine's depression is really serious...
Damn it, the nurse is also unlucky. If you want to be discharged from the hospital first, please mention the adverse event.
In fact, I think the ending of the female protagonist without cp is better than being with the male protagonist, who is not worthy of her love. The so-called understanding that "that's love" takes longer and longer, I don't think the plot description makes me believe it. I only see that the male protagonist is too free, and then he is lonely, and because of his relationship with the female protagonist, he will go back to the female protagonist and think "that is love", but I don't see how much the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, I only see how much he loves himself.
The heroine's character is not mournful either. . This is social fear, it's too inconsistent with the copywriting.
She passed into someone else's body and wanted to return her body to the original person, but ended up jumping off a building and using a knife. . Have you ever thought that when others come back, they also get a mutilated body? ?
The heroine's character... The fault of her original family... Is cowardly and avoids selfishness. Can she slowly become an independent and normal woman in the future?
The plot is quite good, but I feel that the final plot, whether it is career or relationship drama, is a bit fast. I feel that the characterization of the supporting characters is not fully displayed, but overall it is not bad. I am looking forward to the next book.
The male protagonist should not feel love for the female protagonist, but pity. The male protagonist may have agreed to this because he can break free from the constraints of being with the female protagonist.
Hahahahahahaha so sweet
Male protagonist, you have made my baby sad and I don't like you anymore. You can leave when you want, come when you want, why?