[Coming Soon: My Saucy Eighties Babysitter] [Coming Soon: I Became the Stand-In in a Melodramatic Novel, So I Chose to Lie Flat and Enjoy It]
Ye Baozhu transmigrates into an era novel as a cannon-fodder female supporting character.
The supporting character has a pretty face, but she's awful and stupid, constantly causing trouble for the heroine and obsessing over the male lead. In the end, she's set up and loses her virginity to a supporting male character.
Of all the bad luck, Ye Baozhu arrives just as it's happening.
Ye Baozhu: Σ( ° △ °|||)︴
Thinking about the original plot, she might have twins one day. And looking at the man in front of her, with his handsome brows and eyes and a figure that's second to none, if he's really going to make her take responsibility, she might as well accept him.
Lu Shaohui is handsome and comes from a privileged family. He's an untouchable, aloof flower at the factory.
Who could have guessed that one day, this flower would be plucked by Ye Baozhu from the workshop department?
The woman he wants should be gentle and beautiful, obedient and well-mannered, sensible, and ideally from a family of equal standing.
Apart from being pretty, Ye Baozhu doesn't meet any of his requirements.
Now that she's ruined his chastity, he can only apply to marry her first and figure out the rest later. (╥﹏╥)
Later...
My wife is irresistible!
Reader's Notes
1: This is very much an alternate setting, with marriage first and love later. If it's not for you, please click away. No need to let me know if you drop it. May good people have peaceful lives!
2: Completed novels: [Seven Zeroes: A Pampered Marriage] [Transmigrated into a Pampered Seventies Bride] [Seven Zeroes Female Supporting Character's Daily Life Until Divorce] [Transmigrated into a Pampered Seventies Wife] [Seven Zeroes: A Beauty Raises Her Child]
Coming Soon: My Saucy Eighties Babysitter
After her birth mother dies early, Xu Mingxiu is worked like a little spinning top by her stepmother. Leftovers are hers, and so are all the dirty, exhausting chores.
Just when she finally reaches adulthood, her stepmother takes a bride price of 300 yuan and tries to marry her off to an older divorced man with a child.
In her previous life, Xu Mingxiu thought that if she just put up with things, she'd get by. Instead, her husband beat her to death.
Given another chance, she has only one thought: run.
She flees her wedding to the city and, through an educated youth friend, finds work as a housekeeper.
Her employer is young, fit, and handsome, but he's notorious for his terrible temper.
He's gone through more than a dozen housekeepers, and not one has lasted.
Xu Mingxiu thinks it over. Could he really be harder to deal with than her stepmother?
She'll take the job!
Lu Chenzhou, the strictest instructor at a military academy, left the army due to an injury and became a gloomy man.
His family has gone through more than a dozen housekeepers, none of whom met his standards, until he meets Xu Mingxiu.
The little housekeeper cooks better than a restaurant, keeps the house spotless, and even cures his stubborn insomnia. The only problem is that she's a little scheming and very good at tempting people.
Her waist is distractingly slim when she ties on an apron, her ankles strikingly pale when she mops the floor, and even seeing her smile at his colleagues when she brings lunch to the school irritates him.
He holds out for three whole months, until a colleague asks the little housekeeper right in front of him if she'd like to date.
He can't take it anymore. He grabs her and pulls her away.
"Instead of marrying him, why not marry me?"
Xu Mingxiu looks up at him. "Would I still get paid if I married you?"
Lu Chenzhou: ...
Coming Soon: I Became the Stand-In in a Melodramatic Novel, So I Chose to Lie Flat and Enjoy It
One morning, overworked office worker Jiang Ning wakes up inside a melodramatic stand-in novel, as a substitute for the woman Fu Chenyuan loves, his unattainable white moonlight.
In the original story, Fu Chenyuan can't have the woman he loves, so he uses Jiang Ning as her stand-in. After every passionate encounter, he coldly tosses her a check. She must endure it and refuse him, maintaining the same pure, stubborn persona as his white moonlight to make him fall for her and eventually return to the real world.
System: [Host, please follow the plot. Reject him and leave him, so he'll fall in love with you!]
Jiang Ning looks at the abstinent CEO in front of her, dressed in a suit and sporting an eight-pack, then glances at his eye-wateringly expensive check. Her eyes light up. "What? I can enjoy a top-tier hottie for free and get paid for it? I'm going to lie flat and enjoy this plot!"
And so...
The System tells her to slam the door on her way out, but she unbuttons the CEO's shirt instead.
The System tells her to coldly reject him, but she climbs right onto his lap.
The System tells her to act pure and stubborn, but she tugs on his tie. "So, what position do you want to try tonight?"
System: [@#¥¥%%*&#…@#¥%&…*¥, I have a curse word to say, but I'm not sure if I should.]
Later...
Fu Chenyuan grips her by the waist, his voice low and hoarse. "If you dare leave, I'll kill you!"
Everyone else: That line sounds pretty badass, but could you say it without kneeling?
The System exclaims: [Host! He's fallen in love with you. Hurry and activate your return to the real world!]
Jiang Ning glances at the black card in her hand, then touches her slightly rounded belly. "Why would I leave my life as a billionaire's wife to go back to being an overworked office worker? Do you think I'm stupid?"
#She said she wanted love, but all she really wanted was lust#
#He thinks he's playing a stand-in game, but she reels him in hook, line, and sinker#
#System: Damn it, this Host is impossible to handle!#
[A carefree, flirtatious heroine x a cold, abstinent male lead who can't get enough of her]
Theme: Live as yourself~
Next book, open "Dressed as the Male Protagonist's Essence Ex-Wife [Seventy Years]" and "Seventy Years' Lovely Island Daughter-in-law". Click on the column to save it directly.
The author has completed articles: "The Lovely Married Little Wife in the 1970s", "Transforming into the Lovely Daughter-in-law of the 1970s", "The Daily Life of a Female Partner in the 1970s Waiting for Divorce", "The Daily Life of a Beauty in the 1970s Raising a Baby"...
In the end, the daughter was named Ye for no apparent reason? It's not like the Ye family has no descendants. This feels a little unreasonable. People of that era wouldn't be so open-minded.
In this kind of novel, where children are given priority to girls over boys, where a daughter is treated as a treasure and a son is treated as a piece of grass, let's not say that girls are given priority over boys. Can men and women be treated equally? Aren't men and women the same species as husband and wife? I have read ten books on childbirth, and nine and a half of them are like this. I am really disgusted. Every author wants to flaunt his patriarchal thoughts by writing like this. It is overkill!
The heroine's reaction in these two chapters makes me feel that she doesn't look like her anymore. If this kind of thing happened to the heroine and she didn't receive the admission notice for so long, the heroine would definitely feel that there is something wrong, or take precautions in advance. Sure enough, the relationship is not that good.
Was the fatal needle taken away?
Ye Shuhua reminds me of the name of a girl group member hahahaha
Congratulations on the completion, may you spread the flowers!
Finished spreading flowers ~ looking forward to new articles
When will the author publish a new article? I would like to give you an approximate date.
Next book, open "Dressed as the Male Protagonist's Essence Ex-Wife [Seventy Years]" and "Seventy Years' Lovely Island Daughter-in-law". Click on the column to save it directly. The author has completed articles: "The Lovely Married Little Wife in the 1970s", "Transforming into the Lovely Daughter-in-law of the 1970s", "The Daily Life of a Female Partner in the 1970s Waiting for Divorce", "The Daily Life of a Beauty in the 1970s Raising a Baby"...
In the end, the daughter was named Ye for no apparent reason? It's not like the Ye family has no descendants. This feels a little unreasonable. People of that era wouldn't be so open-minded.
In this kind of novel, where children are given priority to girls over boys, where a daughter is treated as a treasure and a son is treated as a piece of grass, let's not say that girls are given priority over boys. Can men and women be treated equally? Aren't men and women the same species as husband and wife? I have read ten books on childbirth, and nine and a half of them are like this. I am really disgusted. Every author wants to flaunt his patriarchal thoughts by writing like this. It is overkill!
The heroine's reaction in these two chapters makes me feel that she doesn't look like her anymore. If this kind of thing happened to the heroine and she didn't receive the admission notice for so long, the heroine would definitely feel that there is something wrong, or take precautions in advance. Sure enough, the relationship is not that good.
Was the fatal needle taken away?
Ye Shuhua reminds me of the name of a girl group member hahahaha
Congratulations on the completion, may you spread the flowers!
Finished spreading flowers ~ looking forward to new articles
When will the author publish a new article? I would like to give you an approximate date.
Congratulations, finish spreading flowers