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The silly beauty Tang Hengyu died under mysterious circumstances in her previous life.
Reborn in this life, she decides to try being clever for once.
She's done with Prince Jing, Fu Qiao, the fiance she's only halfway finished winning over!
Hengyu: Let me make a quick getaway tonight.
Tang Hengyu, an adopted daughter of the Tang clan of Boling, is the most beautiful woman in the capital.
Half of Chang'an adores her, and the other half can't stand her.
Fu Qiao is one of the people who adore her.
He loves her, but he doesn't dare say so.
Because there's something wrong with him.
Fu Qiao: The best hunters often appear in the guise of their prey!
But one day, when he opened his eyes, he found that the prey he'd lured into his grasp had escaped.
Silly beauty vs. Not-quite-normal male lead with a serious case of something and a possessive streak
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The moment Zhou Zhou opened her eyes, she had gone from an orphan to a little girl in ancient times.
She hadn't even had time to lament how poor and backward everything was when she found herself with a loving, happy family and endless fertile land.
Behind the house, mountains stretched as far as the eye could see, with a clear stream winding through them.
She thought of the two-square-meter vegetable patch at the orphanage, hidden in the shadow of a building,
where the flowers died and the vegetables wilted.
At that moment, the ancient farming blood in her bones began to blaze...
Farming System 666: Host, complete quests to earn points and buy all kinds of seeds!
Zhou Zhou clenched her fists, barely able to contain her excitement.
She was going to farm!
Rouge rice, Chunjiu wheat, sweet glutinous corn...
Ming Shi roses, Archangel roses, Endless Summer hydrangeas...
Xuanyu berries, Shine Muscat grapes, Honey Sweet melons...
And finally, raise a man! (Did something weird just sneak in there???)
The first time Zhou Zhou saw Pei Xingjian, he'd tumbled down a hillside and landed in a field ditch. His expensive brocade robes were stained with blood and mud.
The young boy had eyebrows like distant hills, a straight nose, and clear amber eyes full of wariness.
He looked just like an aristocratic kitten who'd gotten lost outside.
Refined, elegant, and down on his luck.
Her heart softened, so she took him home. Who knew she'd never be able to get rid of him after that?
Question: How do you raise a delicate, haughty (but tough) little kitten?
Answer: Flowers, dew, and sunshine (cross that out) Give him a good beating and he'll behave.
A sweet childhood-friends romance, both leads' first love and first time
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The Tragic Novel's Heroine Only Wants to Survive
Song Yishu transmigrated and became the most beautiful woman in the capital, delicate, sweet, and alluring.
She is also the heroine of an explicit novel.
She has three options. First, marry the mad tyrant on his deathbed to bring him good luck. Word is that every concubine in his harem was tortured to death, with no survivors.
Second, run away from the wedding, then get targeted by all sorts of men because of her beauty, suffer all kinds of abuse, and end up sold into a brothel, where she'll never escape.
Third, drown herself in a lake. Either she dies, or a miracle happens and she returns to the modern world.
Song Yishu: ... crying cat head.jpg
#Some people are still alive, but they're already dead inside#
#When God closes a door on you, he welds the windows shut, too#
#Is there a chance we could still save the tyrant? QAQ#
Theme: If you're going to live, live freely and joyfully.
The author's writing style should be pretty good, but I don't know why some plot settings always seem to be inconsistent with logic? (I don't know how to describe it, it's just missing something)
If dying once is not enough for the heroine to grow, I have some doubts about the meaning of her rebirth. There are currently four known people who may have killed her. When the heroine is reborn, she does not ask her to turn black to avenge herself. At least she should rely on the lessons of failure in her previous life to be more careful with those people, right? Being young is no excuse~ Then according to the plot in the article, she did not take any action. The reasons given to me in the article are not tenable at present. They are very hollow and weak and cannot convince me.
I feel that the plot design has not grasped the main line and has been writing some irrelevant things (only so far), especially the beginning is so exciting and the heroine dies so miserably, but the subsequent plot is... That's it? This is how this article makes me feel. Maybe some people say it's not good to make a conclusion after just watching the beginning, but for me, if the plot at the beginning doesn't attract me to continue watching, then why should I continue?
I say this without any guidance on writing. I just want to express my own feelings about reading the article. I also hope it can help the author in his future writing. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write better and better~
What is the temperament of this heroine? What's the idea? I don't quite understand! She doesn't seem to hate anyone! I also have a good impression of my ex-husband. Are you still here to ask for words? No matter what, the heroine's tragic death in her previous life is inextricably linked to her ex-husband! She and her maid were in the cold winter, without any charcoal to keep out the cold, and they were seriously ill for several months without anyone taking care of them. According to the servants, the man who ignored her and left her behind was deeply in love with the real daughter! The last killer was her husband's personal guard. Even though her husband didn't instruct her to kill her, she didn't hate her at all? ! Unable to understand! Can you show some temper and backbone? !
It seems that the heroine's adoptive father wants to kill her, but the method is a bit laughable. To deal with two weak women who have no power to restrain a chicken, just poison them casually, or let the servants in the house do it secretly. And use the male protagonist's closest secret guard to take action? Who is this show for?
Furthermore, this male protagonist is so useless that even the closest secret guards around him can betray him. Does this male protagonist really love his wife? He just threw his lover to a servant who was bribed by someone and got out of here. How long has it been since he heard about the heroine? Or is he not even the real master of the person who sent him the message?
If the servants in other courtyards were not bribed, would this Fu man be embarrassed by the heroine in front of the servants? Otherwise, even if the mistress of a royal palace is on the run and the male master does not humiliate her in public, which servant would dare to do this to the mistress? In whose hands are their prostitution contracts and the lives of their entire family in control?
Is the male protagonist acting for outsiders to get close to the real daughter? Did he explain it to the heroine?
The writing style is really good, and the characters are very vivid and lovely, especially the female characters. So I had high expectations for this article after reading the first half, but I felt that the second half was a bit caught off guard. What puzzles me is that the heroine has self-destructive impulses for her dead friend. Instead of showing deep love and responsibility, she quickly forgives the male protagonist for being the trigger. Therefore, I feel that the emotional transition between the male and female protagonists is not natural. A female protagonist who has experienced two vicissitudes of life just reconciles with the male protagonist.
The heroine has also been married for several years, and has been the mistress of a prince's palace. She has also experienced being alienated by the people closest to her and being murdered and died tragically. Why do you still look so cute, childish, silly and sweet? Was the fight between her and the princess caused by Da Pei misunderstanding the heroine and then reporting her?
It's really good-looking, but it's really not good enough!
No longer updated? ? ?
Ah, I've already suffered from rigor mortis for so long, I can't hold him up.
The stupid beauty heroine is really cute
In fact, I feel that Pei Ziqian is quite good, and then I feel that Miss Guo is suitable for a cp who likes to be enemies, and just fights and fights. Unlike Pei who looks like a white moonlight, he is a reliable, lively and bright bamboo horse. The heroine Pei and Miss Guo are too awkward (I have some small comments, but the author still follows his own ideas! Looking forward to the author's own story!)
The author's writing style should be pretty good, but I don't know why some plot settings always seem to be inconsistent with logic? (I don't know how to describe it, it's just missing something) If dying once is not enough for the heroine to grow, I have some doubts about the meaning of her rebirth. There are currently four known people who may have killed her. When the heroine is reborn, she does not ask her to turn black to avenge herself. At least she should rely on the lessons of failure in her previous life to be more careful with those people, right? Being young is no excuse~ Then according to the plot in the article, she did not take any action. The reasons given to me in the article are not tenable at present. They are very hollow and weak and cannot convince me. I feel that the plot design has not grasped the main line and has been writing some irrelevant things (only so far), especially the beginning is so exciting and the heroine dies so miserably, but the subsequent plot is... That's it? This is how this article makes me feel. Maybe some people say it's not good to make a conclusion after just watching the beginning, but for me, if the plot at the beginning doesn't attract me to continue watching, then why should I continue? I say this without any guidance on writing. I just want to express my own feelings about reading the article. I also hope it can help the author in his future writing. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write better and better~
What is the temperament of this heroine? What's the idea? I don't quite understand! She doesn't seem to hate anyone! I also have a good impression of my ex-husband. Are you still here to ask for words? No matter what, the heroine's tragic death in her previous life is inextricably linked to her ex-husband! She and her maid were in the cold winter, without any charcoal to keep out the cold, and they were seriously ill for several months without anyone taking care of them. According to the servants, the man who ignored her and left her behind was deeply in love with the real daughter! The last killer was her husband's personal guard. Even though her husband didn't instruct her to kill her, she didn't hate her at all? ! Unable to understand! Can you show some temper and backbone? !
It seems that the heroine's adoptive father wants to kill her, but the method is a bit laughable. To deal with two weak women who have no power to restrain a chicken, just poison them casually, or let the servants in the house do it secretly. And use the male protagonist's closest secret guard to take action? Who is this show for? Furthermore, this male protagonist is so useless that even the closest secret guards around him can betray him. Does this male protagonist really love his wife? He just threw his lover to a servant who was bribed by someone and got out of here. How long has it been since he heard about the heroine? Or is he not even the real master of the person who sent him the message? If the servants in other courtyards were not bribed, would this Fu man be embarrassed by the heroine in front of the servants? Otherwise, even if the mistress of a royal palace is on the run and the male master does not humiliate her in public, which servant would dare to do this to the mistress? In whose hands are their prostitution contracts and the lives of their entire family in control? Is the male protagonist acting for outsiders to get close to the real daughter? Did he explain it to the heroine?
The writing style is really good, and the characters are very vivid and lovely, especially the female characters. So I had high expectations for this article after reading the first half, but I felt that the second half was a bit caught off guard. What puzzles me is that the heroine has self-destructive impulses for her dead friend. Instead of showing deep love and responsibility, she quickly forgives the male protagonist for being the trigger. Therefore, I feel that the emotional transition between the male and female protagonists is not natural. A female protagonist who has experienced two vicissitudes of life just reconciles with the male protagonist.
The heroine has also been married for several years, and has been the mistress of a prince's palace. She has also experienced being alienated by the people closest to her and being murdered and died tragically. Why do you still look so cute, childish, silly and sweet? Was the fight between her and the princess caused by Da Pei misunderstanding the heroine and then reporting her?
It's really good-looking, but it's really not good enough!
No longer updated? ? ?
Ah, I've already suffered from rigor mortis for so long, I can't hold him up.
The stupid beauty heroine is really cute
In fact, I feel that Pei Ziqian is quite good, and then I feel that Miss Guo is suitable for a cp who likes to be enemies, and just fights and fights. Unlike Pei who looks like a white moonlight, he is a reliable, lively and bright bamboo horse. The heroine Pei and Miss Guo are too awkward (I have some small comments, but the author still follows his own ideas! Looking forward to the author's own story!)