[Pre-release: The Cannon Fodder Alliance, a few stories about a “villainess” using her tricks to win over pitiful cannon fodder. Check it out in my author page!]
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Hua Luoyue woke up one morning to find a marriage contract in front of her.
The woman across from her gazed at her with an infatuated expression.
Hua Luoyue tried to move her stiff lips into a smile, but the other woman’s face darkened. She reached out and pressed the corners of Hua Luoyue’s mouth down.
The woman said, “Don’t smile like that. It doesn’t look like her.”
Hua Luoyue: “...”
She glanced at the familiar signatures on the marriage contract: Yu Zhezhi, Hua Luoyue.
Oh. She’d transmigrated.
In the book, “Hua Luoyue” was a lowly stand-in. Born poor, she had the good fortune to resemble the beloved first love of the eldest daughter of the Yu family. Desperate and saddled with enormous debt, she signed a marriage contract with Yu Zhezhi and obediently played the stand-in, giving the young lady something to gaze at as she reminisced.
The contract lasted five years, but “Hua Luoyue” fell in love during that time. When the first love returned, she kept jumping in to cause trouble, and eventually became cannon fodder.
The transmigrated Hua Luoyue looked at the marriage contract in the middle of the table, then at the half-cleared stack of IOUs beside it, and stopped smiling.
It was only a few years as a stand-in.
She was actually great at acting.
A brand-new second beloved first love, innocent, pure, kind, gentle, shy, and introverted, was ready to play the role for five years.
Yu Zhezhi wavered time and again, until even she was convinced that Hua Luoyue must truly love her.
She would put on a cold face and try to warn Hua Luoyue not to cross the line, but every time she saw Hua Luoyue’s gentle face, all she could think was, “I’ll say it next time.”
But on the day the contract ended, Hua Luoyue, who had supposedly loved her so much, took off every expensive piece of jewelry and every gift she had been given, and walked out of her house without a backward glance.
Before she left, all Yu Zhezhi got was a light farewell kiss and Hua Luoyue’s heartfelt wish: “I hope you’ll be happy.”
Hua Luoyue turned with a flourish, waved, and walked away without looking back.
Left alone in the empty house, Yu Zhezhi tossed and turned, gradually realizing what heartbreak felt like.
At a party a few months later, her former beloved first love stood before her, but all Yu Zhezhi could think about was Hua Luoyue’s face.
She began to feel that Hua Luoyue and her first love didn’t look alike at all.
And she could no longer deny it:
The person she had truly fallen in love with was Hua Luoyue.
Couple: Yu Zhezhi x Hua Luoyue, one-on-one, HE
A little chase-your-wife-to-the-crematorium drama
Pre-release: The Cannon Fodder Alliance
[Blurb]
Lu Yujiu was cannon fodder in a harem novel.
The heroine, her adoptive older sister who had been raised in a wealthy family since childhood, was kind, noble, graceful, and magnanimous.
Lu Yujiu, who was recognized and brought back by the family later in life, was crude, uncouth, and jealous, with nothing going for her but her face.
Shi Yuexi was the novel’s villainous beloved first love.
She seemed successful and dazzling, but was actually vain, jealous, and a player.
Because she was jealous that the heroine had captured the attention of the men around her, she schemed against her at every turn, ultimately bringing ruin upon herself and disgracing her own name.
In reality, they were both victims of terrible misunderstandings.
Reborn “cannon fodder” Lu Yujiu: An unlucky woman whose life had been ruined by the protagonist’s halo, now determined to make money and stay away from the stupid plot.
Transmigrated “villainess” Shi Yuexi: A law-abiding rich beauty who loves freedom and lives by her own rules, and is attracted to women.
On the day Lu Yujiu was reborn, she happened to say the wrong thing and anger her adoptive older sister. Her sister’s suitor forced her to get drunk and left her alone at a hotel.
Shi Yuexi and a friend happened to pass by and witness her impressive feat:
The beautiful girl had red-rimmed eyes, her lower lip caught between her teeth, and tears that seemed ready to fall, looking delicate and pitiful enough to make anyone’s heart ache.
Yet she easily grabbed a chair and viciously smashed it into a group of ill-intentioned thugs, making them wail for their mothers and flee with their heads in their hands.
A passerby who had been about to play the hero shuddered and quietly backed away.
Friend: “Yikes, she’s vicious.”
Shi Yuexi: “So hot. I’m in love.”
Friend: “???”
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On her first day reborn, Lu Yujiu spent three hours, drunk and clinging to a stranger, cursing the protagonist’s halo and the stupid plot.
After sobering up, she discovered she had gained a “cannon fodder” ally.
As cannon fodder who had both suffered under the protagonist’s halo and come to their senses, Lu Yujiu and Shi Yuexi started banding together for support.
In Lu Yujiu’s eyes, Shi Yuexi was a kind, clever, and far-sighted good person:
To help Lu Yujiu stay away from the plot, Shi Yuexi offered to replace her arranged marriage partner with herself, a woman, and rescue her from the mire.
To make the heroine let her guard down, Shi Yuexi taught Lu Yujiu to show off their relationship in public, successfully escaping the automatic cannon-fodder plot.
To avoid raising suspicion, they started spending every important anniversary together, leaving traces of themselves in every corner of each other’s lives.
In the end, everyone saw them as a perfect couple made in heaven.
On their fifth wedding anniversary, Lu Yujiu looked at the vibrant red roses on the table and the spread Shi Yuexi had prepared herself, and suddenly realized that something was off.
Had they accidentally made their fake relationship real?
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The only person in the whole world who thinks Shi Yuexi is a simple, kindhearted soul is Lu Yujiu.
The truth is, she has been plotting for a long time, advancing step by step.
All to win Lu Yujiu’s heart.
Transmigrated “villainess” x reborn pitiful cannon fodder, one-on-one, HE, sweet romance
Theme: Cherish the present to find happiness
Will the Fake and Real Heiresses Get Their Happy Ending Today?
Has Senior Sister Gone Dark Today?
The Cannon Fodder Alliance
A Quick Transmigration Guide to Getting Back to Work as the Villainess
The Supporting Villainess Can Read Minds
The Ex-Girlfriend and the Unattainable Love
The Lovesick Villainess Gives Up
The Years I Spent Flirting With the Wicked Female Supporting Character
Chasing the Light
A Retired Magical Girl's Guide to Getting Back to Work
A Guide to Winning Yourself Over
My Favorite Ship Is Fake [Showbiz]
"That has nothing to do with me" I feel like this is Huahua. I originally wanted Xin Yue to like her deeply enough that Huahua could live with her. However, when I saw this, I suddenly realized that everything was what I thought. If Huahua were herself, she would probably go through her life alone, and this be would be the ending. There is not much sadness, because Huahua's words "have nothing to do with me."
I feel like this fits the character and is the real ending. The two of them liked each other a little bit, but that little heartbeat was far from the kind of love that she must have. There's nothing wrong with either of them, it's just that the beginning and the end are not quite right. How can adults have so much love?
This ending is disappointing, but it is more in line with the reasonable development trajectory and ending after removing the halo of the protagonist. My opinion is: People who break other people's sincerity don't deserve a wife, huh. So cool!
I feel like Hua Hui thinks it's because of Shen that she doesn't get married.
I feel like this ending is the real ending of this article.
Be is the normal ending, and he is just a typical bullshit stand-in for the boss to kill time. I couldn't stand it after reading it. From the beginning, Yu despised the heroine and looked down on the heroine, thinking that the heroine was useless. Throughout the whole story, he expressed Yu's love for Bai Yueguang. They forced the crematorium in the later stage, and designed the plot of Yu blocking the knife for the heroine to shake the heroine. This plot is too classic, classic and bloody, and the heroine's attitude is also like Yu from the beginning. She is a domineering boss. Even though she knows that Yu treats her as a substitute and he looks down on her, she still likes Yu. She laughs to death. To put it bluntly, this is a scumbag. The author tried very hard to write that the heroine Xiaohua is an independent, tough and calm woman, but After watching the plot of "He", I just felt that the heroine had Stockholm Syndrome. The heroine actually accepted Yu's love for Bai Yueguang while still being reluctant to let Xiaohua wash her hands and make soup as gentle as water. What did Yu like about the heroine? I like that she cooks delicious food, I like that she is gentle and doesn't cause trouble, I like that she always puts herself first, is this what a normal person likes? Yu has genuine admiration and attachment for Bai Yueguang. It is an indelible fact that Yu used the heroine as a substitute to commemorate Bai Yueguang. It is also an indisputable fact that the heroine looks 90% similar to Bai Yueguang. This is okay, I can only say that it is a scumbag.
I have completed the ending. It is a very clever way of writing. Although it retains the ending of BE, it actually writes about flowers and never forgets them. There is still some gap between the flowers I thought before. The reason why she is single may be that she hasn't met the right person, but it shouldn't be for Yu (nor because of her by default). How can she be so good and worth remembering for a lifetime. Cai, on the other hand, makes me feel quite sad. Maybe growing up wears away courage and makes people cowardly. The one who best fits the title of this missed trilogy should be Cai and Hua. They chased forward bravely when they were young, but gave up before and after they became adults. Although she failed, I saw all her efforts, and I believe Hua also saw it. It's a pity that love is not touching, and we can be together without pity, which is sad. As for the comments in the comment area, it is said that Yu's character will definitely stalk her after she finds out that she is attracted to her. Is there any possibility that the person she met before the next so-called "true love" is also a "true love"? She can find a flower stand-in for Shen, can't she find a flower stand-in for the next one? If you can find a substitute, how "affectionate" and performative can you expect it to be? Love is exclusive, Lan Yinxu Guo, Yu and Hua have lost the purity of love since they were substitutes. If they go in the wrong direction, they will never reach the same end. This is why I have always been dissatisfied with them, but Hua was shaped so well before, and she ran to dig wild vegetables in the middle. Later, B The E-line is still a widow, paralyzing her life with work. I didn't expect it. I can only say that maybe the characters are so charming. Even if they are set up from the beginning, they will not be willing to show their vitality in the middle. It is a pity that the paper and pen of fate are not in my hands after all. It is a pity.
This looks like the real ending and is consistent with Huahua's character. Moreover, Yu Bu's marriage in this timeline may not be because of her love for Huahua.
My brain was kicked by a donkey hahahahahahahaha In a sense, Mr. Yu is indeed the person who knows him best. It seems that the most critical aspect of the relationship between the two people is Mr. Yu's emotional intelligence.
Oh my god, Ah Yue's words "That has nothing to do with me" at the end really fully demonstrated her absolute rationality and her own personality. An instant came to mind. When she said this, she had her eyes closed, a faint smile appeared on the corner of her mouth, and her expression seemed to be that she didn't care.