My new novel, Back to the Seventies: I Marry My Ex-Husband's Nemesis, is now underway. If you're interested, come check it out!
Blurb:
After dying suddenly, Yang Wanyue transmigrated into a period novel as the heroine's foil.
In the book, she was forced to become her brothers' servant, waiting on the entire family. In the end, they even sold her off to support her brothers and help her nephew get a wife.
Zhao Hongping, the heroine, had a similar background, but through her own hard work, she learned to read and write. Starting out as an elementary school teacher, she gradually made her way out of the mountains, married an educated youth and successfully returned to the city. Then she rode the wave of reform and opening up, built a fortune, and became a famous businesswoman across the country.
Yang Wanyue, who had transmigrated into the book, frowned at the plot in disgust.
She could accept that the heroine was better than her, but she couldn't accept being a brother-obsessed pushover who lived a miserable life. From now on, she was going to change things!
Right now! Immediately!
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Until the day she died, Zhao Hongping never understood how she and Yang Wanyue could have turned out so differently.
They had the same background, so why did she have to marry a useless loser and spend her life in mediocrity, while Yang Wanyue married an educated youth, got into university, and eventually became the youngest female professor there, with both fame and fortune?
Fortunately, she had been reborn. This time, she absolutely would not repeat her mistakes.
The elementary school teaching position? It had to be hers!
The educated youth with an influential background? Hers, too!
And the chance to move to the city? That had to be hers as well!
She had it all planned out. Who could have guessed Yang Wanyue would suddenly change her ways in this life?
She didn't take the elementary school job.
She didn't want the educated youth.
And she even scored better on the university entrance exam than she had in her previous life!
Uh... Can someone tell her where it all went wrong?!
Coming soon in my author collection: Back to the Eighties. Please add it to your favorites!
Gu Tao had three biggest regrets in life.
First, she listened to her family and married a man she didn't love, moving to the county town.
Second, because she had only one daughter, she couldn't withstand her in-laws' pressure and reluctantly adopted her husband's brother's child as her son.
Third, she failed to treat both children equally, leaving her daughter to suffer terribly.
When she opened her eyes again and faced pressure from her in-laws, Gu Tao decisively asked for a divorce and left with her daughter.
After Gu Tao divorced, everyone waited to laugh at her. But there was no joke to be found. The woman who had divorced and taken a child from another marriage with her transformed into a billionaire!
Theme: Everyone is equal
I really don't understand why I eat at other people's houses every day. Food was precious in those days. How could anyone have the nerve to eat at other people's houses every day? They have no good impressions of the male protagonist's family. They are like vampires.
Please don't let Zhou Xingchuan be the male protagonist? Or is the heroine dressed as a nanny for the hero's younger siblings? Have you experienced the experience of raising a baby in advance without giving birth to a baby in two lifetimes? Many literary heroines either raise children for the male protagonist or raise young brothers and sisters for the male protagonist? We can't let the heroine take it easy and find a hero with whom we can work together. Don't raise the siblings for the hero.
Handsome, it's good for girls to learn some self-defense skills.
The heroine's approach is quite cool, and I feel like it was written well before, but is there any possibility that someone would consider her a spy in that era?
So a rotten person with this kind of personality can actually be reborn and come to harm others. Fortunately, the heroine came through.
How on earth could this sober male protagonist marry Zhao Hongping in the original book?
I hope the Zheng sisters will never go back to help the family after their lives are better in the future.
I want to say that when the heroine spends money like this, how long can she last with 500 yuan? She still has a grandma to support, and there is no plan at all. She also has spare money to buy paintbrushes and raise the neighbor's children.
Let me go, this sheep construction is good.
It has been more than 20 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, and yet one woman does not marry two husbands. Oh my God, she is still working for the Women's Federation. With such a feudal mentality, Tian Mei should not be in this position at all.
I really don't understand why I eat at other people's houses every day. Food was precious in those days. How could anyone have the nerve to eat at other people's houses every day? They have no good impressions of the male protagonist's family. They are like vampires.
Please don't let Zhou Xingchuan be the male protagonist? Or is the heroine dressed as a nanny for the hero's younger siblings? Have you experienced the experience of raising a baby in advance without giving birth to a baby in two lifetimes? Many literary heroines either raise children for the male protagonist or raise young brothers and sisters for the male protagonist? We can't let the heroine take it easy and find a hero with whom we can work together. Don't raise the siblings for the hero.
Handsome, it's good for girls to learn some self-defense skills.
The heroine's approach is quite cool, and I feel like it was written well before, but is there any possibility that someone would consider her a spy in that era?
So a rotten person with this kind of personality can actually be reborn and come to harm others. Fortunately, the heroine came through.
How on earth could this sober male protagonist marry Zhao Hongping in the original book?
I hope the Zheng sisters will never go back to help the family after their lives are better in the future.
I want to say that when the heroine spends money like this, how long can she last with 500 yuan? She still has a grandma to support, and there is no plan at all. She also has spare money to buy paintbrushes and raise the neighbor's children.
Let me go, this sheep construction is good.
It has been more than 20 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, and yet one woman does not marry two husbands. Oh my God, she is still working for the Women's Federation. With such a feudal mentality, Tian Mei should not be in this position at all.