My new novel, "Changing a Cannon Fodder's Fate (Quick Transmigration)", and *I Came Back from the Quick Transmigration World [The Sixties]* are now underway. If you're interested, go check them out.
Blurb
Pei Shu transmigrated into a book called "The Fake Heiress Strikes Back".
She was the real heiress, sold by her adoptive parents to a family as a child bride to bring good fortune to their sickly son. Before the marriage could be consummated, the truth came out, and her family brought her back to the capital. Having grown up without much worldly knowledge, she became a foil for the fake heiress.
The fake heiress was raised in a marquis's household. She was well-read, courteous, and gentle.
The real heiress was raised by a farming family. She knew nothing of literature and was coarse in manner.
Everyone adored the fake heiress. She made friends everywhere and thrived, eventually becoming the Crown Princess whom everyone envied.
The real heiress was hated by everyone. She met with setbacks at every turn, lived a miserable and lowly life, and eventually, driven by jealousy, was sentenced to exile for attempted murder. She died on the way there.
After transmigrating, Pei Shu decisively tore up the cannon-fodder script and quietly settled into life in the countryside. She kept her young husband company as he prepared for the imperial examinations, cooked delicious food, and earned money to support their household. Life was blissful. She planned to leave once her husband passed the exams.
Just as she was about to leave at eighteen, her husband, Yu Linjiang, who had passed the palace examination as the top scholar, cornered her against a wall. "It's time to consummate our marriage. Where do you think you're going?"
After marrying Yu Linjiang, Pei Shu discovered a secret: he was also the legitimate son of the current emperor.
By a stroke of luck, she became Crown Princess and eventually Empress, the only woman in the imperial harem.
Which noblewoman in the capital didn't envy her? They said she was born lucky: even after ending up in a farming family, she'd still risen to become mistress of the imperial harem.
The reborn fake heiress was dumbfounded. This, this couldn't be real. In her dream, she had clearly been the Crown Princess.
Yu Linjiang was so ill he was close to death, so his adoptive parents found him a child bride to bring him good fortune. He thought he didn't have long to live and didn't want to ruin a young girl's life, but she insisted on staying.
Gazing into her dazzling eyes, Yu Linjiang agreed to let her stay. She was so tiny and thin; he could raise her as a little sister for now. As his child bride grew up, she became more beautiful and capable.
When the time they'd agreed upon arrived, his little bride was ready to leave. Yu Linjiang's gaze darkened. Perhaps he should keep letting her ruin his life. No one else could handle her.
Recommended completed novel: "Transmigrated as the Fake Heiress's Sister-in-Law"
++++++ "The Ninth Prince Is Obsessed with Alchemy"
Theme: Work hard so you won't have regrets
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Returning with Supplies to Become an Educated Youth [The 1960s]
I Became the Adoptive Mother of the Real Young Master in a Period Novel
The Ninth Prince Is Obsessed with Alchemy
I Became the Sister-in-Law of a Fake Heiress
The Big Shot Changes the Cannon Fodder's Fate (Quick Transmigration)
Many plots are like talking about what comes to mind, without any logic. For example, Vanilla was cheated by a scumbag before, and the heroine had already investigated it, but she chose not to say or do anything in order to prevent Vanilla from being sad. After a few days, she suddenly thought of Vanilla and asked about Vanilla's situation. There are also some characters' dialogues and behavior, some people seem to be stupid and bad for the sake of stupidity, and they are stupid without logic and rules. From time to time, when the heroine speaks modern words, others will say: "This word is well used, wonderfully used." However, the male protagonist is an ancient person and can also say modern words such as the eldest princess is my mother's best friend. I've finished reading it. In short, this article has a lot of flaws, so it's okay to read it for fun.
A concubine is in charge, and it's not going to stop after this!
Just asking... Does it make sense to arrange this kind of plot?
Madam, I don't mention that I can accept Father Pei's ending. Although he is weak, he really treats Liu Ya well, and he doesn't have bad intentions in the future, but he can't control his family. Why did Pei's father's brothers sell their ancestral property and run away with the money, his sons sold their house and ran away with the money, and he died alone and impoverished? Instead, those Pei family members who went too far took the money and ran elsewhere?? (/_\) The big grievance is really Pei's father
I think it looks pretty good at the front, but the rhythm is so messy at the back? The watery feeling that makes me unable to write anymore
I don't know how to complain anymore. In ancient times, were men allowed to hold women in their arms at will? Obviously the layer of paper hasn't been pierced yet? And does the heroine really not know that the hero likes her??? She gave me the feeling that she has not yet transformed from modern thinking to ancient thinking. The older brother is the younger brother, and she pulls the male protagonist's sleeves at every turn, asking Lin Ting to cook the rice and so on. Some of the heroine's operations are really fascinating. The plum blossom incident is really not the hero's problem. The hero's starting point is to do the best for the heroine. How important is a woman's reputation in ancient times. What's wrong with blaming the slave for her failure to protect the master? Good! Even if you really think there is something wrong with what the male protagonist is doing, you won't say anything? Everyone knows that you are a soul from another world. Isn't it normal to have some disagreements with you? The female protagonist directly said that her three views were different and she started to distance herself from the male protagonist. I felt that the male protagonist was so pitiful.
The supporting characters in this book are all great people. They have no respect and inferiority, and they are also delusional. I am also convinced.
When will it be finished? You won't have to pair up the surroundings and then finish it, right?
It happens every time. He lets the tiger go home every time, so he is constantly being plotted against
Embarrassing... Telling stories to these people