Over-the-top version of the blurb:
Xiao Tang is a stand-in bride who loves money more than life itself.
What are the Lessons for Women? She has no idea. But she's seen plenty of erotic bedroom scenes. So what good does that do her?
None at all, because she isn't the Buddha or Guanyin. She can't guess at past lives or this one, and this is nothing but a one-sided crush.
Zhu Shanzhao is the frail only son of the Zhu family.
What does it mean to be alive? An inescapable smell of medicine, and a wife who's a shrew.
Reincarnation? No need to visit the underworld. Just take a nap. He fell asleep in Yangzhou and woke up ten years later, to find that everything had changed beyond recognition.
Duan Shaoze is the noble Crown Prince of Yingu. When His Highness says it's raining, even the wind in the sky dares not blow.
An egg with no yolk?! Is that an insult? And this person is a woman? How can you tell?
He lost both his wife and his soldiers. This really isn't the best ending. Director, let's start over!
Xie Zhitong is really just a nameless extra of a hero.
Heard the story about the golden axe? You threw away a glass hairpin, and I give you a gold-and-jade hairpin in return. What a deal! I came out ahead!
Haven't you noticed that BOSSes are always hidden?
Thanks to our friend waterpig303 for the idea. Here's the blurb in the style of a sentimental advice column: Poor girl, tangled up with three men while burdened by a terrible secret~~o(∩_∩)o
Here's a little shameless plug~ My new project~ A modern romance~
This story has a lighthearted tone, a down-to-earth heroine, a naturally clueless hero, and the occasional appearance of three, four, five, or six mysterious characters. There may be some angst, the plot is outrageous, and there's melodrama everywhere. Before you start reading, please buy a cross, a lightning rod, an umbrella, biscuits, sunflower seeds, and other supplies from the author. All sales are final!
No bringing your own stools or food, and don't throw bricks or eggs and pollute the environment. No arriving late or leaving early! Those in the front row, remember your umbrellas and raincoats, in case the author gets carried away and sprays everyone with wild enthusiasm and melodrama!
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This is part of my modern-fiction series, written when I was bored out of my mind... Actually, I'm one of those people who'd die if I didn't start new projects, and I'm also a member of the Start Strong, End Weak, and Keep Adding Epilogues Club! By the way~ It's complete!
A historical romance by Lao Qian, with a heroine as clear as spring water, the scheming Second Young Master Meng, the seemingly sunny Xiao Si who's actually full of wicked ideas, and the hopeless Mo Han~ Watch one woman play mahjong with three men! La la~
A realistic story by Qing Tan~ About the emotional lives of Chinese people in North America~ Betrayed love, wounded hearts, everything shattered to pieces.
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Theme:
= =To be honest... It's a bit like storytelling or history books... Weeping, why don't you make it more heartwarming?
This article feels like watching a Korean drama. I was very happy and high at first. The male and female protagonists interacted very well and it was very funny. It was indispensable to have a female partner who seemed to be a bit sinister and was favored by the male pig. Then, N years after the screen appeared, oh, the second male lead appeared, and it started to be filled with an unknown power struggle, with one male and one female, two male and two female, entangled four corners, and a few supporting roles, a classic Korean drama plot, a male pig or a female pig appeared with a disability. . . The man is blind in one eye. . . . . . Male pigs tend to swing from side to side, while female pigs tend to be holy. . . So is the final outcome. . . . . Why. . . .
I have always been quite satisfied that the prodigal son has gone away early!
But why didn't I write about what happened when he went there? I didn't even think that Xiaotang felt sorry for him!
Wow, poor prodigal son
God, you might as well not have written this episode. What was originally such a beautiful ending is not perfect here, and it leaves a mark on people's hearts. It's so cruel! ! !
Could it be that the prodigal son left early and Xiaotang was the only one left?
Sure enough, the essay I have revised is more interesting than the one I wrote a few days ago... Hehe
At the age of 68, she has a great-niece. I calculated with my fingers that Xiaotang's daughter is her niece, her daughter's daughter is her great-niece, and her daughter's daughter's daughter is her great-niece. Oops, the family all gave birth very early.
Finished? ! I still haven't finished my thoughts. Has your Excellency opened a new pit? !
= =To be honest... It's a bit like storytelling or history books... Weeping, why don't you make it more heartwarming?
This article feels like watching a Korean drama. I was very happy and high at first. The male and female protagonists interacted very well and it was very funny. It was indispensable to have a female partner who seemed to be a bit sinister and was favored by the male pig. Then, N years after the screen appeared, oh, the second male lead appeared, and it started to be filled with an unknown power struggle, with one male and one female, two male and two female, entangled four corners, and a few supporting roles, a classic Korean drama plot, a male pig or a female pig appeared with a disability. . . The man is blind in one eye. . . . . . Male pigs tend to swing from side to side, while female pigs tend to be holy. . . So is the final outcome. . . . . Why. . . .
The prodigal son actually died. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tears run. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
No. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Why did the prodigal son die? . . . . . . . . Ah
I have always been quite satisfied that the prodigal son has gone away early! But why didn't I write about what happened when he went there? I didn't even think that Xiaotang felt sorry for him! Wow, poor prodigal son
God, you might as well not have written this episode. What was originally such a beautiful ending is not perfect here, and it leaves a mark on people's hearts. It's so cruel! ! !
Could it be that the prodigal son left early and Xiaotang was the only one left?
Sure enough, the essay I have revised is more interesting than the one I wrote a few days ago... Hehe
At the age of 68, she has a great-niece. I calculated with my fingers that Xiaotang's daughter is her niece, her daughter's daughter is her great-niece, and her daughter's daughter's daughter is her great-niece. Oops, the family all gave birth very early.
Finished? ! I still haven't finished my thoughts. Has your Excellency opened a new pit? !