[The Empress Rebels; the Two-World Variety Show Comparison Arc Is Complete]
At the brink of death, her younger sister took a fatal blow for her.
To help her sister be reborn, Shen Shen casually bound herself to a System and set out to save pitiful younger sisters across three thousand small worlds, accumulating merit.
The younger sister who became empress after supporting the male lead's ascension to the throne with her entire family's help, only to have her whole family executed;
The junior sister who sent medicine, magical treasures, and cultivation resources, only to be killed so her husband could prove his Dao;
The empress who doted on her childhood sweetheart and handed him power, only to be pushed from the throne;
The singer cousin who gave up her career to become a housewife, only to be kicked out with nothing after her husband rose to success;
When Shen Shen transmigrated into these small worlds and saw the miserable fates of one younger sister after another, she was devastated: No one is allowed to bully my sisters.
Shen Shen led by example and broadened her sisters' horizons.
Then the world turned upside down
Empress sister: Brother, let's rebel together! (Complete)
Cultivator junior sister: Senior Brother is right. It's time to kill my husband and prove my Dao.
Princess sister: Imperial Brother, I will defend our realm and our people.
Empress cousin: With men as outstanding as my cousin around me, do you think I'd settle for trash?
Just a few for now. More may be added or adjusted later.
Coming soon: My Toddler Self Has Done So Much for This Family
After transmigrating, Ha Xiuer became a tiny baby who could barely roll over.
Even worse, her tyrant emperor father looked like his trembling hands might drop her to her death at any moment.
Her intense will to survive made Ha Xiuer endure the bloodthirsty aura of the tyrant and struggle to lift her little head to cuddle up to him.
Her mother was the palace's most favored and overbearing Imperial Noble Consort, determined to make everyone hate her. Her maternal grandfather was the all-powerful chief minister, constantly plotting rebellion. Even her own imperial brother, who wasn't yet ten, was a scheming lunatic who was already thinking about killing their father and seizing the throne.
Worse, all three of them were incredibly cunning, and none trusted the others.
To grow up safely, Ha Xiuer spent every day managing the relationships between her parents, brother, and maternal grandfather, worrying about things no child her age should have to think about.
At last, her efforts paid off
Her tyrant father worried his bloody scent might frighten her, so he always bathed and changed before seeing her. Then he would clumsily and gingerly pick her up and press his big face to her little one.
Her mother, the pampered consort who had once treated the tyrant with utter indifference, now doted on her to no end. From the time she was little, she taught her to enjoy life while she could.
Her older brother, who wanted to be the royal family's only child, even made sure to scheme and plot behind her back. At a very young age, Ha Xiuer was forced to become one half of the royal family's notorious troublemaking duo.
Ha Xiuer: Everyone, please stop trying so hard!
P.S. A story about the whole family doting on the heroine, focused on familial love. The heroine is the only normal person in the family.
Recommended completed novel: The Male Second Lead Is All About His Career (Quick Transmigration)
In novels, the heroine turns to the second male lead when she needs help, but chooses the male lead when she doesn't.
Though the second male lead is handsome, brilliant, and peerless, the moment he meets the heroine, he becomes lovesick and gives her everything.
He is gentle and considerate toward her, offers help in times of danger, and stays by her side as her protector,
only to end up with a tragic fate.
The movie star who devoted himself to the heroine, only to be framed, disgraced, and killed;
The CEO who paid for everything and protected the heroine, only for her to scheme away his family fortune and give it to the male lead;
The young dragon who ruined his body for revenge, only for the lovesick heroine to bring about the destruction of the entire dragon clan;
The researcher who was devoted to science, only to have the sea queen heroine steal his research and leave him despised by the world;
When Yuan Wuxi becomes these handsome, strong, yet tragic devoted second male leads
Yuan Wuxi: Lovesick? Not a chance. I have no feelings, I just want to focus on my career.
Movie star second male lead: I Send the CEO to Prison (Complete)
CEO second male lead: My Goal Is to Become the World's Richest (Complete)
Dragon clan second male lead: The Evil Dragon Rules the World (Complete, Eastern dragon)
General second male lead: Raising a Son to Start a Rebellion (Complete)
Writer second male lead: The Sickly Crybaby Strikes Back (Complete)
NPC second male lead: I Upended the Game World (Complete)
Demon monk second male lead: What Can the Buddha Do to Me? (Complete)
Master second male lead: Run! Stay Away from Your Master! (Complete)
Best friend second male lead: Let the Scumbag Reap What He Sows (Complete)
Elf second male lead: I Conquered Another World with Food (Complete)
Dissociative second male lead: Kill the Original Personality (Complete)
Rebellious second male lead: Cultivating Immortality Is No Match for Blowing Up the Heavens (Complete)
P.S. The protagonist is ill.
Theme: Be independent. Rely on yourself rather than others.
Wow, the original male protagonist was too disgusting. Is it possible that a general can't afford a maid to take care of his father? Can't afford a government doctor? Asking a miracle doctor to marry you and then serve your bedridden father is overkill, what about your face? I and my "savior" are fighting each other [so disgusting????]
Maybe this emperor is a good emperor from a general perspective
The ancient version of medical trouble, the kind that doesn't require money but just lives.
A child who started learning chess at the age of four has finally mastered his specialty [Expectation. Jpg.]
To be honest, isn't it a CP-free [Crying Cat Cat Head], I don't want the Systematic Person to have more scenes... (Of course, the author's great wishes come first!)
If Baili hadn't been there, everyone in the city would have died.
The two younger sisters and Brother Yaozi are doing well. Leave that couple quickly
I see that you like Zhanxiang, and I like them too, but I don't like all the villains.
How to put it this way, I have recently been a non-CP fan, and I really like non-CP novels, especially those with male protagonists, such as fast-traveling novels. It was the one with Ao Ao that made me a little bit confused, but it was okay, after all, it was my wishful thinking that ignored the label and thought that this was a non-CP novel with a romance label. This novel is quite good, but it's a little short. It's a pity that some things about the male protagonist in the early stage are not mentioned. Why didn't the author write it?
My grass (a kind of plant) Brother Kidney is so miserable
Wow, the original male protagonist was too disgusting. Is it possible that a general can't afford a maid to take care of his father? Can't afford a government doctor? Asking a miracle doctor to marry you and then serve your bedridden father is overkill, what about your face? I and my "savior" are fighting each other [so disgusting????]
Maybe this emperor is a good emperor from a general perspective
The ancient version of medical trouble, the kind that doesn't require money but just lives.
A child who started learning chess at the age of four has finally mastered his specialty [Expectation. Jpg.]
To be honest, isn't it a CP-free [Crying Cat Cat Head], I don't want the Systematic Person to have more scenes... (Of course, the author's great wishes come first!)
If Baili hadn't been there, everyone in the city would have died.
The two younger sisters and Brother Yaozi are doing well. Leave that couple quickly
I see that you like Zhanxiang, and I like them too, but I don't like all the villains.
How to put it this way, I have recently been a non-CP fan, and I really like non-CP novels, especially those with male protagonists, such as fast-traveling novels. It was the one with Ao Ao that made me a little bit confused, but it was okay, after all, it was my wishful thinking that ignored the label and thought that this was a non-CP novel with a romance label. This novel is quite good, but it's a little short. It's a pity that some things about the male protagonist in the early stage are not mentioned. Why didn't the author write it?
My grass (a kind of plant) Brother Kidney is so miserable