After pulling an all-nighter and working overtime right up to New Year's Eve, overworked office drone Lian Suwan suddenly drops dead. When she wakes up, she's become the villain with the same name in an old-school Mary Sue novel.
The novel is pure Mary Sue fantasy: the heroine is the heiress of the world's most powerful family, the hero is the young master of the top financial conglomerate, and all their friends are young masters and mistresses from families ranked among the top ten. As the vicious rival, Lian Suwan is also the daughter of one of the highest-ranking families. But she's been in love with the hero since childhood, and she'll do anything for him, even pushing the heroine off a cliff.
Naturally, the ending has the heroine return for revenge and join forces with the hero to destroy her family and leave her with nothing.
Lian Suwan has no interest in playing the doomed, delicate white lotus at an elite school. But the plot won't let her transfer away, and she has to keep getting close to the heroine, Nangong Ying.
With the whole school about to turn against her, Lian Suwan has a sudden change of heart and starts shamelessly sucking up to Miss Nangong.
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At first, Nangong Ying can't stand Lian Suwan, the pitiful white lotus who keeps hovering around her, eager to please.
...Hmph. She has no interest in dating anyone.
But as time goes by, she sees Lian Suwan defend her, cursing out those awful men without hesitation, nurse her day and night when she's sick, and even carry her up from the bottom of a cliff... Miss Nangong quietly accepts that she has a girlfriend.
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Everyone at the elite academy thinks Nangong Ying would never give a lackey like Lian Suwan the time of day. So when a few young masters sneer at Lian Suwan again, they're stunned as Miss Nangong slaps each of them.
"Lian Suwan is under my protection. Got it?"
Lian Suwan is so moved her eyes fill with tears. She thinks her lackey career has finally paid off, but then Miss Nangong clears her throat and looks at her, a hint of shyness in her eyes.
"Um, what time should we go on our date tonight?"
Lian Suwan, who only wanted to be a lackey: "???"
Couple: gentle, clueless, devoted puppy type x says one thing but means another, tsundere, soft-hearted heiress
No-brains x perpetually grumpy
The ultimate showdown between dog types and cat types
Coming soon: After an Honest Woman Picks Up a Flirtatious Heartthrob
Ji Laizhi has been feeling troubled lately.
She only did a good deed and took a gorgeous woman to the hospital. How did the beauty end up clinging to her?
The woman grabs her hand and gazes at her pitifully with tear-filled, peach-blossom eyes, asking if she can take her in. That's one thing, but she also wears Ji Laizhi's clothes, sleeps in her bed, and plays with her dog... What's more, Ji Laizhi seriously suspects the beauty is crazy. Why does she keep calling her a good little dog?
Still, Ji Laizhi can't resist the temptation, and the beauty becomes her wife.
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Everyone in town says Ji Laizhi hit the jackpot by marrying such a beautiful wife. Only Ji Laizhi knows how hard it is.
Her wife is cold-tempered and sharp-tongued, and she berates Ji Laizhi every day for lacking ambition. But worst of all, she's so beautiful that after the wedding, people keep trying to seduce her into cheating.
No one is perfect, and her wife is eventually tempted. She even flaunts her affection with another wicked woman right in front of Ji Laizhi.
At the urging of those around her, Ji Laizhi wipes away her tears and pretends not to see. But her wife only gets more outrageous. One day, she even tells Ji Laizhi she's pregnant.
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Ji Laizhi goes from wondering how two women could have a baby to researching the science of raising a child every day.
But only later does she learn that the baby is fake, her wife is fake, and everything is fake.
In a daze, Ji Laizhi remembers so many things, so many times her wife hurt her and left her behind.
It turns out she's just an NPC in an immersive role-playing game, unlucky enough to encounter a player who enjoys toying with people's hearts.
Because she's an NPC, it doesn't matter if she's abandoned, left behind, or led around in circles.
She was born to be destroyed.
But her wife probably never imagined that this pathetic NPC would one day make it into the real world.
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Because of Ji Laizhi, Jiang Mianwu is forced to enter the full-dive virtual world she created over and over again.
Her mission is to make this person realize that she isn't an NPC, but a CEO in a persistent vegetative state.
After ninety-nine attempts, Jiang Mianwu finally succeeds.
That is, after she falls in love with the NPC.
She has destroyed her beloved with her own hands.
Her gentle, accepting lover has become a mentally ill woman, obsessive and crazed in the real world.
Couple: honest, gentle NPC in the virtual world, tyrannical and obsessive demon king in real life x seemingly rational, cold-blooded scientist, secretly a romantic madwoman who indulges herself
A fiercely loyal, mad attack dog x a precious, flirtatious fox beauty
· Both are each other's first and only partners. No real cheating, no real pregnancy, and no childbirth plot.
· A story about two mentally ill people falling in love, each somehow convinced the other is innocent, pitiful, and in need of saving.
Don't assume a puppy won't bite just because she's a little dumb :D
Theme: Everyone is equal
After jumping off the cliff, it became messy. The campus sweet story itself was made into a logic story. Starting from the system and the relationship between the characters of the Nangong family, I skipped everything. I only watched Tiantian get along with each other. It was also messy and not as exciting as the beginning. Maybe it is more suitable for short stories. The logic of the long story is really poor. If the story is about the past and present, there should be some foreshadowing in the previous text. I can't see it at all. It suddenly changed from a campus sweet story to a rebirth story. The ending is also hasty. The happy reunion is inexplicable. The appearance of Ye Chunxi is also inexplicable. If she is an important role in the last he, her story background is too short. At the beginning, it can be seen as imitating, and her identity is a bit strange. Then she does not appear much after jumping off the cliff. At the end, she suddenly tells you that she is the system. However, I still like the plot at the beginning. The pure love on campus is slow, the cold-faced cute cat and the enthusiastic puppy. The characters are also quite delicious, but the later part is disappointing.
Uh-huh, after reading the whole article, I feel that it is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away. The plot at the beginning was very good and gave me high expectations, but it started to go off track later on. Maybe this was what the author had in mind, but it was really messy. I initially expected it to be a sweet and slightly funny love story, but this shouldn't count. There were too many things and too much chaos, which made me feel that the rest of the story was torturing for the sake of being sad, and ending for the sake of the ending. The first half of the story was very good, but the second half was just like the Riddler. When people didn't recognize it, Jili Guala talked about a lot of character relationships. I only understood it after drawing character relationship diagrams (this should be the reason why I am stupid). There is still room for effort, and I hope it will get better and better (purely personal speech, without any offensive nature)
It's so confusing, the plot is a bit off-kilter, and the more you read, the more boring it becomes. I feel like the author wanted to put a long line in the beginning to catch the big fish, but it turned out to be too long and it was hard to pull back. The subsequent plot seems too confusing... The plot is messy, the emotional scenes are also confusing, and the plot is very off-topic…
Extremely fragmented starting from cliff jumping. I thought about watching it all, I had to see what the ending would be like, and I finished it with great sadness.
After reading it, I feel that the author's writing still needs to be polished. I don't mean to be a guide, but the chaotic interpersonal relationships in the later period, the abstract plot development, and the unrestrained emotional lines are boring. I hope the author will improve in the future.
The front is not bad, but it feels very confusing at the beginning of cliff jumping. I can only say that if you look at it as a whole, you probably understand what you want to express.
Thank you teacher for writing this article. I feel very disappointed. The ending is very good, but I am still a little unhappy, maybe because my early expectations were too high. To be honest, I really can't stand the last twenty chapters, but I still hope that there will be some surprises and the finale will come true. The foreshadowing is indeed taken back, but I always feel that it shouldn't be like this. I may be the thousand and first Hamlet. The teacher has worked hard to write the article. I still want to thank the teacher and wish the teacher good health.
This development is too rigid. It is better not to set up so troublesome. According to the original text of the story, they go to college, then fall in love and get married. Isn't it a good transition to have a peaceful transition? Now after jumping off the cliff, it seems strange, and it is very disconnected from the previous campus.
I'm going to eat something sweet. Why are you chewing it? [Vomiting blood]
After Nangong Ying's father killed the Ye family, it was his turn to die! No one with the surname Ye is a good person. If he changes his surname to Nangong, it won't change him for allowing others to hurt him. How can he have the nerve to blame Nangong Ying for not being cruel enough? If he had been ruthless enough and wiped out the Ye family earlier, there would have been so many things. He also taught Nangong Ying to be raised by that aunt, and allowed her to make an engagement. He fell off the cliff, and then he thought of revenge on the Ye family. He also pretended that he deliberately set up a big picture, and thought that he was thinking about the long term for his daughter... What kind of good father would be like him!
I just finished reading it, it took me a few days, and I am just exhausted after it is over. I haven't watched the extras yet, but most likely I won't. I wanted to post a casual review, but I've been feeling angry in my heart, so I decided to write a longer one. PS: Before jumping off the cliff is the early stage. Early stage: It is very good-looking when it comes to the airwaves. It is light-hearted and funny, the plot is very steady, the characters' appearance and their background development are also very organized, the character's personality is also very likable, the foreshadowing is just right, the emotional line has many laughs and is very sweet, and it goes well with the copywriting. It can be said to be a standard excellent sweet and sour campus novel, I like it very much. The amnesia part of the later plot is okay, but the rest is very blunt. Several transitional chapters basically use the intelligence of all the staff to achieve promotion. The ending is deus ex machina. The main perspective is very urgent and the Riddler is everywhere. The atmosphere keeps pushing the readers forward. Lucky for those who follow the series. The background of the characters is complex and chaotic. It is strange. All the characters are basically broken. There are a few inexplicable paranoia. The foreshadowing of the NPC in the past and present life is not explained clearly. There are many places that really made me laugh. Summary: Reading it is like chewing chicken ribs, eating it is tasteless, and it is a pity to discard it. It would be nice if the whole story was as bland as the early stage. I felt a little dazed writing this review, and it was like experiencing the author's later mental state: I wrote whatever I dreamed about. If I only watched the early part, I would give it five points, but after watching it, I can only give it three points. The author is probably suitable for writing short stories, the kind that are funny, plain and sweet, but long plots are really not suitable, mainly because they are too laborious. I hope there will be progress in the future. After all, he is considered a new author. I will continue to read new articles in the future. I really like the author's early writing style. It can be considered as giving some advice to the author [Cat Claw]
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My Nemesis Is Actually My Future Wife
What? the Real and Fake Daughter Talked About It!
Feng Aotian Is Also Afraid of His Wife!
Rekindling Romance with My Ex, the Actress, on a Reunion Dating Show
After the Villainess Became the Heroine’s Cat
The Beautiful Empress
I Spend Money in the Game to Spoil My Wife
My Master Is Carrying My Child
After the Honest NPC Was Abandoned
After jumping off the cliff, it became messy. The campus sweet story itself was made into a logic story. Starting from the system and the relationship between the characters of the Nangong family, I skipped everything. I only watched Tiantian get along with each other. It was also messy and not as exciting as the beginning. Maybe it is more suitable for short stories. The logic of the long story is really poor. If the story is about the past and present, there should be some foreshadowing in the previous text. I can't see it at all. It suddenly changed from a campus sweet story to a rebirth story. The ending is also hasty. The happy reunion is inexplicable. The appearance of Ye Chunxi is also inexplicable. If she is an important role in the last he, her story background is too short. At the beginning, it can be seen as imitating, and her identity is a bit strange. Then she does not appear much after jumping off the cliff. At the end, she suddenly tells you that she is the system. However, I still like the plot at the beginning. The pure love on campus is slow, the cold-faced cute cat and the enthusiastic puppy. The characters are also quite delicious, but the later part is disappointing.
Uh-huh, after reading the whole article, I feel that it is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away. The plot at the beginning was very good and gave me high expectations, but it started to go off track later on. Maybe this was what the author had in mind, but it was really messy. I initially expected it to be a sweet and slightly funny love story, but this shouldn't count. There were too many things and too much chaos, which made me feel that the rest of the story was torturing for the sake of being sad, and ending for the sake of the ending. The first half of the story was very good, but the second half was just like the Riddler. When people didn't recognize it, Jili Guala talked about a lot of character relationships. I only understood it after drawing character relationship diagrams (this should be the reason why I am stupid). There is still room for effort, and I hope it will get better and better (purely personal speech, without any offensive nature)
It's so confusing, the plot is a bit off-kilter, and the more you read, the more boring it becomes. I feel like the author wanted to put a long line in the beginning to catch the big fish, but it turned out to be too long and it was hard to pull back. The subsequent plot seems too confusing... The plot is messy, the emotional scenes are also confusing, and the plot is very off-topic…
Extremely fragmented starting from cliff jumping. I thought about watching it all, I had to see what the ending would be like, and I finished it with great sadness. After reading it, I feel that the author's writing still needs to be polished. I don't mean to be a guide, but the chaotic interpersonal relationships in the later period, the abstract plot development, and the unrestrained emotional lines are boring. I hope the author will improve in the future.
The front is not bad, but it feels very confusing at the beginning of cliff jumping. I can only say that if you look at it as a whole, you probably understand what you want to express.
Thank you teacher for writing this article. I feel very disappointed. The ending is very good, but I am still a little unhappy, maybe because my early expectations were too high. To be honest, I really can't stand the last twenty chapters, but I still hope that there will be some surprises and the finale will come true. The foreshadowing is indeed taken back, but I always feel that it shouldn't be like this. I may be the thousand and first Hamlet. The teacher has worked hard to write the article. I still want to thank the teacher and wish the teacher good health.
This development is too rigid. It is better not to set up so troublesome. According to the original text of the story, they go to college, then fall in love and get married. Isn't it a good transition to have a peaceful transition? Now after jumping off the cliff, it seems strange, and it is very disconnected from the previous campus.
I'm going to eat something sweet. Why are you chewing it? [Vomiting blood]
After Nangong Ying's father killed the Ye family, it was his turn to die! No one with the surname Ye is a good person. If he changes his surname to Nangong, it won't change him for allowing others to hurt him. How can he have the nerve to blame Nangong Ying for not being cruel enough? If he had been ruthless enough and wiped out the Ye family earlier, there would have been so many things. He also taught Nangong Ying to be raised by that aunt, and allowed her to make an engagement. He fell off the cliff, and then he thought of revenge on the Ye family. He also pretended that he deliberately set up a big picture, and thought that he was thinking about the long term for his daughter... What kind of good father would be like him!
I just finished reading it, it took me a few days, and I am just exhausted after it is over. I haven't watched the extras yet, but most likely I won't. I wanted to post a casual review, but I've been feeling angry in my heart, so I decided to write a longer one. PS: Before jumping off the cliff is the early stage. Early stage: It is very good-looking when it comes to the airwaves. It is light-hearted and funny, the plot is very steady, the characters' appearance and their background development are also very organized, the character's personality is also very likable, the foreshadowing is just right, the emotional line has many laughs and is very sweet, and it goes well with the copywriting. It can be said to be a standard excellent sweet and sour campus novel, I like it very much. The amnesia part of the later plot is okay, but the rest is very blunt. Several transitional chapters basically use the intelligence of all the staff to achieve promotion. The ending is deus ex machina. The main perspective is very urgent and the Riddler is everywhere. The atmosphere keeps pushing the readers forward. Lucky for those who follow the series. The background of the characters is complex and chaotic. It is strange. All the characters are basically broken. There are a few inexplicable paranoia. The foreshadowing of the NPC in the past and present life is not explained clearly. There are many places that really made me laugh. Summary: Reading it is like chewing chicken ribs, eating it is tasteless, and it is a pity to discard it. It would be nice if the whole story was as bland as the early stage. I felt a little dazed writing this review, and it was like experiencing the author's later mental state: I wrote whatever I dreamed about. If I only watched the early part, I would give it five points, but after watching it, I can only give it three points. The author is probably suitable for writing short stories, the kind that are funny, plain and sweet, but long plots are really not suitable, mainly because they are too laborious. I hope there will be progress in the future. After all, he is considered a new author. I will continue to read new articles in the future. I really like the author's early writing style. It can be considered as giving some advice to the author [Cat Claw]