Yuan Xingyao's mother was dying.
Seeing the hospital's notice that his mother was terminally ill, he was overcome with grief. He prayed to the heavens that if his mother could be saved, he would pay any price.
And so, an unknown force that had been lurking by his side answered his prayer.
He returned to when he was fifteen.
At this point in his previous life, his father had been injured in an accident and lost the ability to work. His family's finances had plummeted.
Yuan Xingyao couldn't remember the winning lottery numbers, and his family didn't have enough capital for stocks or property. But luckily, having returned to the turning point of his fate, he had a skill to his name.
This time, he wouldn't drop out of school to work for money. He planned to keep studying while honing his craft and starting over with his family.
But just as he was full of ambition, the bizarre bargain that had made him reborn had already laid out a new script for him.
A little black sheep with a horn on its head, a little bunny with a human face and rabbit's body, a little fat pig with a foul mouth, a little puppy that eats fire, breathes fire, and poops fire, a little blue-haired creature that keeps its head hidden so no one can see its whole face...
The door to a new world slowly opened before him
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The Parents of the Disposable Kids Never Give Up
Gao Jinping, the vicious disposable wife in an angst-filled romance novel, the greatest obstacle keeping the true leads apart.
Gao Youtao, a thug whose harsh upbringing made him ruthless and willing to do whatever it took. He sacrificed himself to help the true heiress, his unrequited love, escape the schemes of the wealthy family's fake heiress.
Gao Youli, blessed with good looks but vicious and troublesome. He repeatedly sabotaged another powerful competitor in his season of a talent show. When his schemes were exposed and everyone turned against him, he couldn't bear the blow and chose to take his own life.
As for Lu You, he was gentle and loving toward them at first, but the moment something happened to their older brother/uncle, he changed completely, abandoned the three minors, took all the family's money, and ran. Though he doesn't get much page time, he has a profoundly negative impact on the three of them as they grow up and shape their lives, and is the source of their tragedies.
What the three of them don't know is that Lu You didn't change because he dropped his mask. On the night something happened to their older brother/uncle, Lu You's soul was also destroyed, and an outsider took over his body.
But a thunderstorm caused fate to veer slightly off course fifteen years ago, sending it racing toward the unknown...
Theme: Rely on yourself, not others. Never compromise in the face of adversity.
Now I can't stand it anymore. The author likes to use flashbacks and interludes too much to write, which makes every story discontinuous. A lot of things are forced into a coherent plot.
What impressed me the most was the part about going to college. In the first chapter, my sister said goodbye to her friends and went to Huadu. In the next chapter, time went back to the past and went to a small county town. I talked about high school for a few words, then went back to junior high school, and then talked about junior high school and moving to Huadu. It was a complete chaos. The timeline in my mind was cut into pieces.
I'm not saying that flashbacks and interludes are bad, but flashbacks and interludes are writing techniques that can jump the timeline. When these two techniques continue to appear, the story will become fragmented. It's okay to say short stories, but when used to write novels, it's really hard to watch.
I want to read a novel well, and I want to watch the protagonist and supporting characters together to see what they see, like what they like, and worry about what they worry about, instead of reading the story and having to put together puzzle pieces to figure out what the timeline is, and constantly recall where I have talked about before and which part I should pick up now.
Really, I got tired of reading it, especially the large number of interludes that are actually unnecessary. We already know the general situation from the previous paragraphs, and the author has to insert a detailed explanation and use some unimportant things to interrupt the continuity of the story. It is really unnecessary.
Emmm, you don't even need to make a wish to have children and grandchildren, after all, the person you like now is a man.
Why can't I see the new chapter? Do I have to buy the previous one too? But I followed and watched the previous ones.
Reading food articles makes you easily hungry
The children who are watching want to go home. My parents and I are from the same province. Unfortunately, the epidemic has become serious recently. I don't know if I can go back during the summer vacation.
? What happened to the Taoist priest in the previous chapter? Events jump too quickly
I didn't expect that mp4 also needs to be annotated...
I think it's too good to make my money, sad
This ending is too hasty, right?
The ending was a little sudden, but still
Finished fafa?
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Undermining Relationships on a Horror Show [Infinite]
The Nonhuman Snack Shop
A Farmer's Persona Must Never Crumble
I, the Metaphysical Fate-Changer [Book Transmigration]
Seafood Feast
Spacetime General Store [Quick Transmigration]
The Host Is a Slime [Quick Transmigration]
Kindergarten for Monsters
The Puppet Master [From Ancient Times to the Future]
Headline Scandal
Now I can't stand it anymore. The author likes to use flashbacks and interludes too much to write, which makes every story discontinuous. A lot of things are forced into a coherent plot. What impressed me the most was the part about going to college. In the first chapter, my sister said goodbye to her friends and went to Huadu. In the next chapter, time went back to the past and went to a small county town. I talked about high school for a few words, then went back to junior high school, and then talked about junior high school and moving to Huadu. It was a complete chaos. The timeline in my mind was cut into pieces. I'm not saying that flashbacks and interludes are bad, but flashbacks and interludes are writing techniques that can jump the timeline. When these two techniques continue to appear, the story will become fragmented. It's okay to say short stories, but when used to write novels, it's really hard to watch. I want to read a novel well, and I want to watch the protagonist and supporting characters together to see what they see, like what they like, and worry about what they worry about, instead of reading the story and having to put together puzzle pieces to figure out what the timeline is, and constantly recall where I have talked about before and which part I should pick up now. Really, I got tired of reading it, especially the large number of interludes that are actually unnecessary. We already know the general situation from the previous paragraphs, and the author has to insert a detailed explanation and use some unimportant things to interrupt the continuity of the story. It is really unnecessary.
Emmm, you don't even need to make a wish to have children and grandchildren, after all, the person you like now is a man.
Why can't I see the new chapter? Do I have to buy the previous one too? But I followed and watched the previous ones.
Reading food articles makes you easily hungry
The children who are watching want to go home. My parents and I are from the same province. Unfortunately, the epidemic has become serious recently. I don't know if I can go back during the summer vacation.
? What happened to the Taoist priest in the previous chapter? Events jump too quickly
I didn't expect that mp4 also needs to be annotated...
I think it's too good to make my money, sad
This ending is too hasty, right?
The ending was a little sudden, but still Finished fafa?