Please add my new novel, Dodging the Plot with On-Screen Comments, to your reading list!
Blurb:
Ming Yang is clever and lively, has lots of friends, a happy family, and two older brothers who protect her from life's storms.
Growing up in such a loving environment has made her kindhearted, loyal, and always ready to stand up for others.
Then, at her graduation party, she learns that her best friend is in trouble and rushes to help. But suddenly, a comment flashes before her eyes:
[So stupid. Our heroine doesn't need her help at all! She'll just get in the way, get hurt herself, and make our precious Xin Lan feel guilty for the rest of her life. She's completely unnecessary.]
Only then does Ming Yang learn that she's actually a cannon-fodder character in a novel about a girl adored by everyone. As the heroine's best friend, her role is to dote on her, love her, take a knife for her, take the blame for her, and let her steal her boyfriend, all while offering her blessings with both hands.
In the end, she'll be dragged into the mess too, ruined by the heroine's archenemy, driven mad by the trauma, and left to spend the rest of her life in a sanatorium.
Looking at the infuriating plot, Ming Yang turns around and slaps her boyfriend, who is also the future male lead.
Whoever wants to save the heroine can do it. Whoever wants to follow the plot can do it. Just leave me out of it.
Blurb:
Mo Chen is seriously ill, and after getting hit by a car while saving someone, she is thrown three meters away. She lies unconscious in the hospital for three days. When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself back twenty years in the past.
At this point, she's still a silly little kid whose biggest concern each day is where to find some candy.
Her parents are still young and strong. After finishing the spring planting, they're getting ready to tear down their unused old house just so they can plant an extra half-acre of land.
The neighbor's child hasn't yet climbed onto her family's roof and fallen, forcing his family to sell their land to pay compensation. Their old house will soon be demolished as part of a redevelopment project, and news of a gold mine being worked in the river embankment won't arrive for another six months.
In other words, her family is just one step away from becoming nouveau riche.
Theme: Cherish life.
After I Became a Boss, My Ex-Boyfriends All Came to Grind Dungeons
The Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Heiress of New Harbor
My Fiancé Is a Dragon-Aotian
Don't Read a Fic That Leaves You Hanging
The Cannon Fodder Is Super Rich
The Real Heiress's Daily Livestream
I Dodge the Plot by Reading the On-Screen Comments
I Heard My Father Is a Tyrant
A Magical Mom Takes the Variety Show by Storm
Ah? Is it over? This is not rushed at all, this is not finished at all. Where is the ending? This means that there is no time at the end of the composition, so hurry up and end it. This matter has not been finished yet. Where is the hotel? How did this come together? Can't it just end like this just because there aren't many people watching?
This is because if you don't explain how the two of them got along, good guy, just skip this step. ?
What you wrote earlier is great! But the ending was too rushed. I hope the next one will be better. Come on.
Just write an outline and not write it?
Are you saving us Jinjiang coins?
In a family like my grandfather's, why would my mother still be verbally abused by her grandmother and even become her shadow?
It's really weird. Even if a neighbor's son climbs up someone else's family and falls to his death, the owner of the house won't have to pay a dime. For the sake of the child's accident, it's fine if the owner doesn't ask the child's parents to compensate him.
It's pretty good, but it's a bit too rushed and I didn't get enough of it.
Did Dada suddenly want to go back and inherit the family business and end it in a hurry?
Have you really lived for so many years? Wouldn't it be over if I watched that naughty kid that day? (Also, I grew up in a rural area. When demolishing an old house, I would definitely not let children go up there, even if I didn't have safety awareness, because we demolished many old houses when we were young)