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Blurb: Su Xixi, a spoiled rich beauty, transmigrates into a period novel she happened to read.
When she wakes up, she touches her pounding chest. Thank goodness it's the 1980s. At least material life is getting better and better.
But soon, she can't smile anymore.
She hasn't become the heroine, or even a named supporting character. Instead, she's become a background stepmother with no main storyline.
Her only role in the original novel is to abuse the young future villain as much as possible, become his childhood nightmare, and drive him to darkness.
Su Xixi shudders as she recalls the character's ending:
The villain locks her in a mental hospital, where she longs for death but cannot die.
It's too late for Su Xixi to run. The wedding procession is already on its way. She trembles:
So, if I start learning how to be a proper wicked stepmother now, is there still time?
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Han Muyuan, a city soldier, has just divorced when his parents pressure him into marrying a country girl in a blind match.
On their wedding day, he tells her, "Don't worry, I won't force you. If you don't like me, we can divorce later."
But the girl says, "I heard you have a son living with your parents? Don't hesitate, hurry and bring him home so I can be his stepmother!"
Han Muyuan: ???
The girl: "No matter how poor we are, we can't neglect education. No matter how hard things get, we can't let the child suffer!"
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At first, everyone in the army compound looks down on Han Muyuan's new wife. She's from the countryside, can't carry heavy things or lift a finger, doesn't know how to do housework, and dresses up every day like a little seductress.
But before long, Han Muyuan becomes the first person in the compound to buy a TV, the first to buy a motorcycle, and the first to become a ten-thousand-yuan household...
Even the Han family's hot-tempered little demon of a son is taught such good manners by his new stepmother that he excels at piano, calligraphy, dance, and singing.
Friends and relatives: Is this woman some kind of witch?
Su Xixi: That's right. I'm a stepmother who pushes her kids to excel in a period novel.
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Shen Meiqi is the belle of the People's Hospital. After scheming her way into marrying the military family's Han Muyuan, she has a son with him.
But Han Muyuan refuses to touch a woman. In six years of marriage, she hasn't even felt his six-pack abs. She might as well be a widow.
Unable to stand the loneliness, she divorces him and moves far away. Then she hears that Han Muyuan is getting remarried, and the woman is just some country girl.
But starting that day, she has the same strange dream over and over. In it, she reads the entire plot of a book, and the great villain in the story is her son!
As the stepmother, Su Xixi has a tragic ending. Shen Meiqi is so delighted she goes wild:
With a precious son like this, shouldn't I hurry and steal him back? Wouldn't it be great to be the mother of a big shot in the capital!
And even if Su Xixi isn't the stepmother, I'll still get her locked in a mental hospital. After all, Han Muyuan treats her differently from everyone else.
Gu Lin, the top orthopedic surgeon Shen Meiqi has coveted for years, turns out to be the man Su Xixi cheats with in that book.
Shen Meiqi can't stand that Su Xixi gets all the good things.
Now that she has the book, Shen Meiqi is determined to seize the advantage. How could the future villain's biological mother possibly lose!
* The male lead's son is not his biological child. The leads are monogamous.
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Upcoming novel: Reborn as a Beautiful Villainess: My Dark Glory
I, Lin Zhi, am a mystery novel enthusiast, a third-rate actress, and an amateur screenwriter.
After an accident, I am reborn as the stunning villainess in the unfinished novel Nightmare of Revenge.
According to the half-finished original, I'm the villainess Lin Ermeng, the nightmare-maker of the heroine, Lin Yimeng, the real heiress.
I bullied her. I stole her fiance. I got her kicked out of her home.
I crippled the younger brother who was in love with me, despite us being unrelated by blood, and took all the family fortune.
Based on most readers' guesses, the second half of the novel will see the heroine Lin Yimeng strike back from rock bottom and enact her dark glory.
But is that really how it goes?
This is a mystery novel. If it's just a simple revenge story, why did the anonymous author, winner of the Newcomer Award, plant so many clues?
I'll become Sherlock Holmes, follow the clues, and uncover the truth!
Outside the rules of the story, how can a beautiful villainess turn the tables against the odds?
P.S. Little brother, don't move. I definitely won't cripple you this time!
Huh? But why are you getting more and more disobedient? Weren't you supposed to be a sunny, puppy-like boy?!
*** This is not written in first person. Only the blurb is in first person. ***
Upcoming novel Fortune-Telling at a Street Stall, Live-Streaming to Fame. Blurb:
A scheming celestial master takes the newbie village by storm x a stunning male idol uncovers his mysterious past
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Poor college student Bai Shichu goes home for summer vacation. When she returns, she's inherited a Taoist temple.
Her roommate is astonished: Is Bai Shichu, the thrifty, incredibly stingy one, about to get rich? An entire Taoist temple!
That is, until the roommates see a photo of the temple: dilapidated, overgrown with weeds, and deep in an isolated mountain village with no subway or roads.
They try to console her: At least she got it for free. It could be a nice place to escape the summer heat.
Bai Shichu thinks to herself: It wasn't free. I got bound to a fortune-telling street-stall System, and I have to find a destined person every day or the temple will take my life!
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Bai Shichu has been gifted since childhood and is an expert at fortune-telling. At eleven, she became a celestial master everyone feared and respected.
But at twenty-one, she failed her tribulation, transmigrated into a book, and arrived in a world with scant spiritual energy where few people cultivated immortality.
In this novel, she's the real heiress who was abandoned on the streets and isn't reunited with her biological parents until she's eighteen.
Before that, she was adopted by an old Taoist priest. Now that he's passed away, he's left Bai Shichu a Taoist temple... and the temple can actually talk!
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The moment Bai Shichu enters the temple, she's bound to a fortune-telling street-stall System. The temple's true form is a once-genius celestial master who, for some reason, was trapped in this tiny, shabby temple. By the time of this age without spiritual magic, he's forgotten his own name.
The temple's true form, dressed in white with long hair held by a wooden hairpin and red-rimmed eyes: I've finally waited for someone...
The System came into being because of him, and he protects it. The System's KPI requires Bai Shichu to tell fortunes at a street stall every day until she finds ninety-nine destined people.
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A fortune-telling livestream suddenly appears on Pegasus Live, a platform packed with streamers.
Netizens sneer: Another fraud pushing superstition. I'll expose her! So what if she's pretty? No scams allowed!
One hour later: Mom asks why I'm watching the livestream on my knees.
"The streamer predicted that my husband was a cheating scumbag, and I went home and caught him in the act! She's so accurate!"
"The streamer said I wasn't my mom's biological child. I went home to ask, and it was actually true!"
"The streamer took one look at me and knew the exact balance in my account! Nobody could have guessed I didn't have a single cent in there! So accurate!"
Bai Shichu becomes famous overnight. At this rate, how long will it take to find ninety-nine destined people just by setting up a stall? She has to livestream!
The shabby little temple: Your gifts are pouring in, but you haven't found many destined people...
Bai Shichu: Don't worry. We'll build this up and make it big. We won't need to go looking for destined people. They'll come to us!
Theme: Improve yourself and build a happy, beautiful life.
The Loser Childhood Friend [Younger Mad Dog]
The System Makes Me Go on Blind Dates Nine Times [Nineties]
50% Affection
The Scent of Her Coffee
The Little Factory Girl from the Countryside Got Rich in the 1980s!
The Internet's Only Feel-Good Idol Who Urges You to Study [Entertainment Industry]
The Underworld's Top Earner
Did the Top Student Become a Model Today? [Body Swap]
Is it necessary for the male protagonist to torture his family like this?
My mother is literate, so why is the name Xixi so literate? Or abb?
Hahahahahaha, I am so happy. If I didn't know better, I would hate the male protagonist to death, and he acts like a scumbag and yet he is still trustworthy.
Damn it, it's not necessary, right? It's so outrageous. Even if you lie to your newlywed wife and parents, you still have to say that the child is your own? Is it fair to my parents and my wife? There's something wrong with your brain, right?
Another misunderstanding??? The hero misunderstood that the heroine liked him, why didn't she explain it quickly??? Still lying down, awesome
Why do you say hot when you are cold?
I would like to give the author a suggestion: write more about the heroine as a "person" instead of being an unthinking tool. . . First of all, he didn't abuse the villain, so why was he always worried about the villain's revenge? Secondly, she said she didn't care if the male protagonist and the villain's biological mother were together, but if they were together, the female protagonist and the male protagonist would definitely get divorced. If that's the case, why not just divorce now? If you don't want a divorce, why not stop them from being together?
The male protagonist cheated???? Damn it, even if it's the male protagonist, I can't stand it at all. . . . . Ah this???
The male protagonist cheated???? Damn it, even if it's the male protagonist, I can't stand it at all. . . . . Ah this???
Hasn't the heroine ever tasted good food in modern times? The pastries of that time cannot be compared with modern ones. When I was a child, although I didn't have many snacks, I didn't really like to eat these kinds of pastries at that time. What era filter are you wearing? Not to mention purely natural, just take apples as an example. The taste is incomparable to today's apples. Society is developing, reflected in all aspects. If you really put modern people into the 1970s and 1980s, you really don't have the expectations in your heart. Don't let the gap be too big. It will be very difficult to adapt.