Completed stories on my profile: The Cannon Fodder Has Unparalleled Beauty [Quick Transmigration]
The Hated Female Lead Lies Flat [Transmigrated into a Book]
Next up: horror infinite flow, Seeing Ghosts
Ye Xiang is utterly ordinary, has virtually no luck in love, and is slightly socially anxious.
At long last, a guy she liked appeared, and he treated her with such care. But in the end, she discovered she'd been imagining things. He only saw her as an ordinary friend.
To make matters worse, she had applied to a school in the same area as him.
But in the face of this tragedy, the easygoing slacker only sighed to herself before putting the heartbreak behind her and focusing on making money.
What Ye Xiang didn't expect was that her uneventful college life would be turned upside down after she beat a game called Love~Love! Heart-Pounding Romance.
Her former crush suddenly crossed the line.
The aloof senior at her school kept bumping into her.
A handsome guy from the basketball club at a neighboring school ran over to her campus every day, openly declaring love at first sight.
Her gaming partner, who had been hot and cold toward her in the game and impossible to read, tried to become her boyfriend in real life.
Even her roommate's older brother dropped hints, asking whether she might be interested in starting a relationship with him.
One day, after being pressed against the wall by a guy, Ye Xiang finally realized that something seemed off.
A strange voice only she could hear sounded by her ear.
"Tutorial mission complete~ The Romance System is at your service!"
Warnings: [A niche work written to indulge the author's personal kinks. Extremely melodramatic Mary Sue romance. If it's not your thing, please don't be mean. I'm writing this to unwind. Please respect everyone's kinks, thank you.]
[Love rivals abound along the way. No couple at the end.]
[The heroine starts out soft and timid and grows, but she won't become a strong, independent woman.]
Coming soon:
A Little Something About the Black Moonlight
Yu Qiu read an entire book in a dream.
At first, she didn't think much of it. But when the events in the book began matching reality one by one, she realized that she was living in a sweet romance novel.
Unfortunately, she wasn't the weak, kind, beloved heroine. She was the vain, evil supporting female character whom everyone hated.
Her ex-boyfriend, whom she had dumped, was the son of a rich family. Her current boyfriend, who was about to dump her, would eventually make a comeback.
After offending them both, Yu Qiu was destined for a miserable life of poverty.
On the phone, her boyfriend was lying to her for the sake of his first love, who had returned from abroad. His acting was terrible.
Thinking of the fate awaiting her in the book, Yu Qiu decided to strike first and kick him out.
When her boyfriend returned and saw his luggage piled outside the door, he was at a loss.
Yu Qiu didn't even open the door: So you're pulling the first-love routine on me? You two can enjoy yourselves. I'm out. :)
*
Cheng Yichen once had a first love.
She was gentle, innocent, and kind... Every beautiful word in the world suited her perfectly.
But Cheng Yichen knew it was all an act.
She could approach him for the comforts his wealthy family could offer, then discard him without a second thought for a man with even more money.
When they broke up, Yu Qiu said to him: Cheng Yichen, you can't give me the life I want, so stop wasting my time.
Wasting her time... wasting her time?
Only then did Cheng Yichen understand that, to her, all his deep devotion had been nothing but a waste of time.
When they met again, Cheng Yichen was the son of a wealthy family, adored by all, a rising star in business with a prestigious status.
Yu Qiu, meanwhile, had long since been worn down by life. She wore a cheap dress and blended into the crowd.
After the party, Cheng Yichen got into a luxury car, while Yu Qiu climbed onto the back of a bicycle, her smile faint and clear, just as it had been before.
A friend who had come with him sighed: If Yu Qiu had known about your family's wealth back in high school, she probably wouldn't have left even if you'd chased her away.
Cheng Yichen only smiled without replying, but the loneliness in his eyes was hard to hide.
The luxury car started and sped away from Yu Qiu.
Cheng Yichen turned around almost unconsciously, only to see that the man carrying Yu Qiu was the youngest son of the Lin family, which had gone bankrupt long ago.
After all these years, Cheng Yichen finally understood:
Yu Qiu, cold-hearted and vain, could willingly let herself be held back, but the person who held her back would never be him.
The pairing is set: (Formerly) arrogant rich young master, (now) a rabid dog who puts a leash in his own mouth × a black moonlight who knows how to train dogs
Theme: The first step toward learning to love others is loving yourself.
The biggest problem with this book is that the author disappears without updating. . . [Crying]
Ah, it's actually like this. I should have skipped and watched a lot of them (it's really a bit tiring to catch up like this, please forgive me)
Although maybe the author has neglected his duty to the readers? , But I think you are very good to the protagonist, which is good.
Ye Xiang is a very cute and kind heroine, and more readers will like her. Of course, Ye Xiang in the ending may not care about this matter. After all, this is her life, and she will not care how many people like her. She already has her own energy.
But the author, keep up the good work!
Teacher, actually I have always wanted to say, can you really stabilize the update? Or if you can't update stably, please take a leave of absence.
How to put it this way, what I hate about you is not the change of the heroine in the later period. I think the change of the heroine in the later period is very good. She changed from a dodder flower and the shaping of the heroine is quite satisfactory. What I am dissatisfied with you is that you have been discontinuing updates in the middle. This is not what you said at the beginning, and you are still using the method of blocking V updates that I hate the most. When it is almost three months before V is supposed to be solved, you publish a chapter to fool us, just because you can't understand V. Originally, I still had four chapters to go, and I wasn't even ready to order it, but I still ordered it just to say this.
I'm really convinced. Is it a big deal if I don't update? If you update the article on July 17 because you don't understand V, I will really scold you [angry]
Sorry, I need to take a day off. I'm having a hard time at work [crying] I have to work overtime and I won't be able to do it today.
It must be finished before April. I'm sorry to everyone. You can raise me until May Day and kill me directly [crying]
In fact, I quite like the heroine's growth, it's very natural. It can be seen that the writing is smoother at the beginning, but becomes more urgent at the end. The ending is really hasty, sudden and inexplicable, and there is no follow-up to what should be explained. But after witnessing the heroine's growth, it's worth ordering the whole thing. The author loves the heroine very much
This is the plot that has been held in for several months. . . Copying real events
My wife wrote it very well. Although I had some questions in the middle of the story about whether this is really the same article as the one I read before, they were all answered later. Compared to my last article, Goldfinger, which I abandoned halfway through, I am willing to read this one a second time. What is rare is that the heroine is very complete, with family, friends, a complete timeline, and a growth line. Compared with giving the heroine a setting and then acting according to the setting, this article is really special~
I finished reading this novel in two days. I actually saw this book appearing several times before, but I was scared away by the author's comments in the introduction. The author doubted the male protagonist in his novel, or he questioned his writing style and narrative ability to express the hero. In short, the author felt that he did not write well and did not write the male protagonist he wanted to write well. He felt that he wrote the male protagonist poorly. After reading the book, I read all the comments one by one. Those bad descriptors are not relevant, such as the libertine whose first kiss is still there. It seems to me that the author did not say which man had his first kiss or that the playboy hero (probably Song Ershao) had his first kiss. He did not deliberately emphasize it, but it is still there in the author's mind. However, it has no reading impact on people who are tired of the libertine hero character who still has his first kiss. After all, it is not mentioned at all, so there is no impact. To be honest, after reading this book, I felt that the heroine was an independent person at the beginning but had low self-esteem and a sense of unworthiness. To be honest, I felt that in the end, the heroine realized the power of women, or gained self-confidence. I feel that there are so many long minefields in the author's copywriting, and the heroine in the novel, especially the image of an independent and brave heroine who does not rely on the male protagonist in the end, I feel that the words in the novel can project a person's personality. So many exaggerated mine clearances are enough to scare many people away. In fact, I feel that the author may be a little unconfident? Just trying to use scary and exaggerated descriptions to scare away readers who may not like it. In fact, I even think that the author may want to be a confident, brave person who doesn't care about the outside world's judgment? That is, someone like the heroine in the back. However, there is indeed a little bit in the article that I don't know if it is a shortcoming. It seems that the male protagonist's brother is mentioned, that is, the male protagonist has blocked his brother. I thought that he was also one of the male protagonists, but he was just a passerby. I thought that the character "lie" could at least be regarded as the character for the male protagonist, hahahahaha. Also, Ji Ci's brother seemed to have said that he would come to play with Ji Ci when he was free in the future (Ji and the heroine shared a room, and later he actually expressed his affection for the heroine). I thought that his brother would appear later. Next, after all, Kai Wen is this brother, and always wants him to slap him in the face or chase him for a while, and whether Zhou Ze has been admitted to college. Bai Shark also played games with the heroine and didn't come out much later to increase his presence. I feel that Bai Shark is actually a little obsessed with the heroine. After all, they played games together for a while, and whether the younger brother was found later... I don't know if these are foreshadowing, or if it is an open ending intentionally intended by the author (after all, the ending is a promising prospect), but I am really curious about these. When I saw the author's last confession, I felt that the author was questioned by readers later on, or that some readers left or something else, which made the author internally consumed or lost some motivation. I hope the author can be more confident in the future. Since he will not delete any comments, he can be braver and don't have to write such a long and scary article. I can't finish it in the first chapter or the chapter before opening v. After all, everyone will read your writing first and then your demining, and you will have an idea in your mind. In this way, the data of the article may be better. The demining is directly in the details of the article, and it is exaggerated so much. It feels worse to exclude some potential readers. After all, scaring away potential readers may affect the data of the article, which may affect the author's motivation and confidence in writing. And exaggerating those "deficiencies" may exclude readers, because exaggerating so much may attract readers who are good at it. When people find out that it is not so exaggerated, they may feel angry at being deceived, and they are more likely to be maliciously evaluated or belittled. To be honest, I actually clicked on the details of this article at least five or six times before (I don't remember the book titles so I clicked on it repeatedly at different times). Every time I was scared off by the details in the article, but I only clicked on it and read it in one go.
So again, please be more confident as an author and don't exaggerate your perceived shortcomings. Those are not necessarily the case. I hope you will get better and better.
Thousand-Leaf Pattern of Dodder Flower
Strange Invasion
Don't Believe in Delicate Beauties [Quick Wear]
Doomsday Blade-Battling System
Her Time Loop
I Picked Up a Boyfriend on the Subway
A Guide to the Black Moonlight
After Being Reborn, I □□□□
So What If I Toy with You All?
What to Do When Your Boyfriend Is a Saramat □□
The Hated Female Side Character Lies Flat [Book Transmigration]
Can You See Ghosts with Severe Myopia?
The biggest problem with this book is that the author disappears without updating. . . [Crying]
Ah, it's actually like this. I should have skipped and watched a lot of them (it's really a bit tiring to catch up like this, please forgive me) Although maybe the author has neglected his duty to the readers? , But I think you are very good to the protagonist, which is good. Ye Xiang is a very cute and kind heroine, and more readers will like her. Of course, Ye Xiang in the ending may not care about this matter. After all, this is her life, and she will not care how many people like her. She already has her own energy. But the author, keep up the good work!
Teacher, actually I have always wanted to say, can you really stabilize the update? Or if you can't update stably, please take a leave of absence.
How to put it this way, what I hate about you is not the change of the heroine in the later period. I think the change of the heroine in the later period is very good. She changed from a dodder flower and the shaping of the heroine is quite satisfactory. What I am dissatisfied with you is that you have been discontinuing updates in the middle. This is not what you said at the beginning, and you are still using the method of blocking V updates that I hate the most. When it is almost three months before V is supposed to be solved, you publish a chapter to fool us, just because you can't understand V. Originally, I still had four chapters to go, and I wasn't even ready to order it, but I still ordered it just to say this.
I'm really convinced. Is it a big deal if I don't update? If you update the article on July 17 because you don't understand V, I will really scold you [angry]
Sorry, I need to take a day off. I'm having a hard time at work [crying] I have to work overtime and I won't be able to do it today. It must be finished before April. I'm sorry to everyone. You can raise me until May Day and kill me directly [crying]
In fact, I quite like the heroine's growth, it's very natural. It can be seen that the writing is smoother at the beginning, but becomes more urgent at the end. The ending is really hasty, sudden and inexplicable, and there is no follow-up to what should be explained. But after witnessing the heroine's growth, it's worth ordering the whole thing. The author loves the heroine very much
This is the plot that has been held in for several months. . . Copying real events
My wife wrote it very well. Although I had some questions in the middle of the story about whether this is really the same article as the one I read before, they were all answered later. Compared to my last article, Goldfinger, which I abandoned halfway through, I am willing to read this one a second time. What is rare is that the heroine is very complete, with family, friends, a complete timeline, and a growth line. Compared with giving the heroine a setting and then acting according to the setting, this article is really special~
I finished reading this novel in two days. I actually saw this book appearing several times before, but I was scared away by the author's comments in the introduction. The author doubted the male protagonist in his novel, or he questioned his writing style and narrative ability to express the hero. In short, the author felt that he did not write well and did not write the male protagonist he wanted to write well. He felt that he wrote the male protagonist poorly. After reading the book, I read all the comments one by one. Those bad descriptors are not relevant, such as the libertine whose first kiss is still there. It seems to me that the author did not say which man had his first kiss or that the playboy hero (probably Song Ershao) had his first kiss. He did not deliberately emphasize it, but it is still there in the author's mind. However, it has no reading impact on people who are tired of the libertine hero character who still has his first kiss. After all, it is not mentioned at all, so there is no impact. To be honest, after reading this book, I felt that the heroine was an independent person at the beginning but had low self-esteem and a sense of unworthiness. To be honest, I felt that in the end, the heroine realized the power of women, or gained self-confidence. I feel that there are so many long minefields in the author's copywriting, and the heroine in the novel, especially the image of an independent and brave heroine who does not rely on the male protagonist in the end, I feel that the words in the novel can project a person's personality. So many exaggerated mine clearances are enough to scare many people away. In fact, I feel that the author may be a little unconfident? Just trying to use scary and exaggerated descriptions to scare away readers who may not like it. In fact, I even think that the author may want to be a confident, brave person who doesn't care about the outside world's judgment? That is, someone like the heroine in the back. However, there is indeed a little bit in the article that I don't know if it is a shortcoming. It seems that the male protagonist's brother is mentioned, that is, the male protagonist has blocked his brother. I thought that he was also one of the male protagonists, but he was just a passerby. I thought that the character "lie" could at least be regarded as the character for the male protagonist, hahahahaha. Also, Ji Ci's brother seemed to have said that he would come to play with Ji Ci when he was free in the future (Ji and the heroine shared a room, and later he actually expressed his affection for the heroine). I thought that his brother would appear later. Next, after all, Kai Wen is this brother, and always wants him to slap him in the face or chase him for a while, and whether Zhou Ze has been admitted to college. Bai Shark also played games with the heroine and didn't come out much later to increase his presence. I feel that Bai Shark is actually a little obsessed with the heroine. After all, they played games together for a while, and whether the younger brother was found later... I don't know if these are foreshadowing, or if it is an open ending intentionally intended by the author (after all, the ending is a promising prospect), but I am really curious about these. When I saw the author's last confession, I felt that the author was questioned by readers later on, or that some readers left or something else, which made the author internally consumed or lost some motivation. I hope the author can be more confident in the future. Since he will not delete any comments, he can be braver and don't have to write such a long and scary article. I can't finish it in the first chapter or the chapter before opening v. After all, everyone will read your writing first and then your demining, and you will have an idea in your mind. In this way, the data of the article may be better. The demining is directly in the details of the article, and it is exaggerated so much. It feels worse to exclude some potential readers. After all, scaring away potential readers may affect the data of the article, which may affect the author's motivation and confidence in writing. And exaggerating those "deficiencies" may exclude readers, because exaggerating so much may attract readers who are good at it. When people find out that it is not so exaggerated, they may feel angry at being deceived, and they are more likely to be maliciously evaluated or belittled. To be honest, I actually clicked on the details of this article at least five or six times before (I don't remember the book titles so I clicked on it repeatedly at different times). Every time I was scared off by the details in the article, but I only clicked on it and read it in one go. So again, please be more confident as an author and don't exaggerate your perceived shortcomings. Those are not necessarily the case. I hope you will get better and better.