
Synopsis
Coming soon: My Transmigrated Girlfriend. Blurb below.
Blurb:
World-weary, genteel young lady heroine x a socially unstoppable young man who'd fleece even a passing goose
Junzhu Heshun, Liu Chunxu, is the foremost of the capital's three great beauties. Born to a distinguished family, she is talented and beautiful, virtuous and refined. Though a junzhu, her rank is equal to a princess's, and the emperor dotes on her.
But her mother, the Grand Princess Zhen Guo, has been so overprotective that for the first eighteen years of her life, Liu Chunxu has been like a marionette on strings, with no thoughts of her own and a deep-seated belief that she's utterly useless.
Especially after two years of marriage, when she still hasn't had a child and her husband's family brazenly installs his pregnant concubine, his cousin, in the rear courtyard.
Heartbroken and disillusioned, Chunxu leaves home and travels far away.
As an heir to a family of gold-digging men, Xiao Muxing is instantly captivated when he sees Chunxu, a stunning beauty with the grace of an immortal, surrounded by a whole entourage of maids and servants.
He thinks he's found his life's purpose.
At first: He only loves money.
Later: He only loves Chunxu.
A little scene:
The night Xiao Muxing finds out Chunxu is already another man's wife, he sneaks off and cries all night, comforting himself as he goes that with his looks, he can surely find another wealthy young lady who has yet to be betrothed.
But that night, thunder roars and lightning splits the sky, jolting Xiao Muxing awake while he's still sobbing. He suddenly realizes that he'll probably never find another wealthy older sister who looks so lovely even when angry, doesn't mind that he has neither power nor influence, and doesn't care that he hasn't studied much.
He takes an umbrella, climbs over the wall, and crawls through the mud to Chunxu's window. With red eyes and a hoarse voice, he whispers, "Sister..."
Knowing she shouldn't, yet unable to escape her feelings, Chunxu cruelly tears open the bloody wound she has always refused to acknowledge, all to sever this affection with no future...
But on that stormy night, Chunxu pushes open the window from where she's curled up by the bed and sees him there with tear-reddened eyes, looking at her timidly and pleading, "Sister, didn't we agree that you'd support me for the rest of my life?"
In the pouring rain and howling wind, Chunxu looks at the young man's shining eyes and realizes that perhaps she could keep a handsome young man who suits her tastes.
After all, plenty of ladies in the capital keep male lovers. Maybe one more wouldn't hurt.
From then on, Xiao Muxing, forced into becoming her kept lover, embarks on a green-tea path to win her favor...
Reader's guide:
1. The woman is three years older than the man.
2. There is a reborn character in the story, but it is not either lead. It's a supporting character.
3. The heroine's marriage is in name only. The story involves past and present lives and all sorts of schemes, and she will divorce later on. Read the novel for the details.
Blurb dated June 11, 2022. Screenshot saved!
Coming soon: My Transmigrated Girlfriend. Blurb:
Xu Moyan is the legitimate youngest daughter of a second-rank official in the Great Wei Dynasty, a woman impeccable in virtue, appearance, speech, and conduct. After dying of illness, she opens her eyes to find herself in a strange world.
Here, women can wear little camisoles that bare their arms and navels, as well as hot little shorts that show off their thighs. They can stroll around brazenly dressed like that and somehow not get beaten to death.
Here, women can get married if they want, or simply "date" if they don't. If they get tired of someone, they can even switch to another man.
Here, women can watch something called a television drama, where they see men and women doing all sorts of things together... It's even more vivid and sensual than any of the storybooks she's ever read.
Xu Moyan's entire worldview has been turned upside down, and she's still struggling to adjust when one day... she gets a boyfriend...
Han Yue watches as his girlfriend grows increasingly cold toward him. At last, he can't take it anymore and secretly checks her phone.
Her little pink phone has several explicit European and American movies saved in its cache, along with a list of over a dozen steamy, explicit romance novels in an app called Xiao Jiang Jiang.
Han Yue presses his lips together. What he finds even more unbearable is that she's written detailed analyses of the fictional romances in every novel on her phone, so detailed that she can explain each kiss using more than ten idioms.
What really shatters his worldview is that she even shares these things with his younger sister. Why doesn't she just share them with him? Is he not good enough? Hah...
Later, Xu Moyan notices her boyfriend looking at her more and more strangely. Then one day, she accidentally sees his search history on his phone:
1. Why does my girlfriend like watching those kinds of movies and reading those kinds of novels?
2. If she wants to try it, why doesn't she just come to me?
3. So why would she rather share with her sister-in-law than with her boyfriend???
Suddenly, someone snatches the phone from behind her. In a chilling voice, he asks, "So do you even know who your boyfriend is?"
Theme: The sun always shines after the storm.
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I don't want the heroine to forcefully forgive her mother after knowing the truth. This makes me feel that the heroine's previous tears were in vain.
Xiao Er: Let me show you the real Phoenix man. I am not qualified at all. At best, I am just a soft-boiled man who loves his wife very much!
I want to say that the eldest princess is not a good person, but I feel that what she did seems to be very reasonable and in line with the character, so I can only punch the air with a fierce left hook! Right hook! Bastard punch!
Come out and commit suicide?
Brother Daheng, the only sober person
Liang family? Is it the story that Grandma Ming told before?
Ah Mu: Humph, just because I keep myself clean and virtuous, you are no match for a rotten cucumber.
I felt that the eldest princess was sick. She left the heroine in Dongdu without any care. Then she despised the heroine for being weak and wanted the heroine to grow up in the difficult situation. I accepted it. I think I have a high and powerful position, but I think most of the heroine's weaknesses are caused by this mother, and I end up blaming others.
Well! The eldest princess turned out to be reborn!
The ending is not good. I can't figure out how to figure it out. Master, can you help me figure it out?