Qianqian is a beautiful, pitiful little thing, one of countless daughters born to a concubine. All she wants is to marry an ordinary, sweet-hearted man, do needlework and painting, earn enough to enjoy wine and flowers, and live a leisurely life.
Her troubles: Her cousin is reborn, and her second sister transmigrates into a book.
Her sisters say that when she was alive, she was practically invisible, and she died before she even came of age.
But her fate begins to change...
2.
A calamity of epic proportions: Qianqian accidentally tumbles into a cold, solid embrace.
Qianqian: ...Sorry.
Later, the owner of that embrace, a dark-hearted, morally upright, split-personality emperor, likes her so much that he goes mad over her.
Qianqian gradually realizes that he is a scheming man,
and possibly a major villain.
3.
The current emperor ascended the throne as a boy. He is ruthless and iron-fisted.
The first time he sees Qianqian, he wants to drag her down into the abyss with him and stain her pure whiteness with his colors.
(Invisible, soft and lazy little darling VS a domineering, split-personality emperor and major villain)
A little scene:
When she sat closer, a faint floral scent rose from her, soft and lingering, tormenting his self-control. She was simply too slight and delicate. He needed to make her sturdier, or else...
"Show me your hand." He crooked a finger, inviting her to reach out.
The emperor caught her outstretched arm. Like catching a fish from a billowing sleeve, he clasped her little hand and held it in his palm.
Qianqian felt terribly uncomfortable. The emperor's hand was rough, callused from sword practice, and he kept rubbing her right hand, expressionless.
The emperor lifted his eyelids slightly and saw Qianqian's cheeks flush pink. Her toes curled uncomfortably inside her embroidered shoes. She was clearly already far too nervous.
So sensitive. What would become of her in the future? This was barely a gentle touch. How would she endure the stormy waves that lay ahead?
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"Hua Xian"
Hua Xian is a frail beauty who unexpectedly dreams of events that will happen within the next two years.
To change her fate, she takes action. First, she buys a slave...
The little slave has a pair of emerald-green eyes, a slender waist and powerful arms, and is tall and strong, with extraordinary martial prowess... He's simple and loyal...
From then on, her fate really does seem to change a little... but things grow increasingly strange...
Madness and madmen alike become entangled with her.
Completed novel next door: "The Sweet and Lazy Beauty (Transmigrated into a Book)"
Theme: Everyone should be the main character of their own life!
The character of the second time-travelling female cousin is more than twice as good as that of the reborn female cousin. Sure enough, she was reborn as she was originally.
I almost forgot to click on this article because I was thinking eh eh eh
The copywriting made me confused hahahaha
If these two people became friends in modern times, the time-traveling girl would definitely be the one who would often take the heroine who likes to stay at home with her out shopping haha
Why can the heroine and the maid say such outrageous things outside?
I've finished reading it~ I never tire of watching Xiao Tian's novel, because Xiao Tian's novel makes the world feel beautiful. The heroine is gentle, cute and not aggrieved. Miraculously, seeing her living conditions can relieve my fatigue.
When I see spring and a moonlit night, I think of the poem "Spring River Flowers on a Moonlit Night", a high school student's memory
Tsk, this Yun family is absolutely rotten from top to bottom. Father Yun's vested interests are also disgusting.
Will the heroine be rewarded later? After all, it belongs to the heroine
I finished reading it in one day. It's not enough. The author should add more extras, hehehe (?˙ー˙?)