Here's some good news: I transmigrated.
Here's some bad news: I transmigrated.
I transmigrated into a world where women are superior to men.
Good news: I'm a woman.
Bad news: Someone is about to kill me.
Question: How do I avoid being killed?
Answer: Tell your husband a thousand stories.
A timid, cowardly, utterly useless transmigrated woman who just wants to go home x a high-ranking, ruthless, beautiful crown prince
Bad writing, no morals, no logic.
Currently serializing: After Our Split Souls Fused, I Fell into a Love Triangle
Mo Yiyin was a reclusive cultivator who spent years in seclusion. Her greatest dream was to achieve the Great Dao. To that end, she chose the mortal-world path, a method with a very low chance of success, but one that would leave her free of worries if she succeeded.
She split her soul into several parts and sent each one to be reincarnated in the mortal world, where they would experience love, hatred, and heartbreak. When they died, their souls would return, and she would have succeeded in her cultivation.
Just after the last soul fragment was sent to be reincarnated, Mo Yiyin's sect was attacked by the demons, forcing her out of seclusion.
Once she emerged, Mo Yiyin drove the demons back, but her cultivation had been interrupted. To retrieve her last soul fragment, she set out on a journey.
But could someone tell her what her soul fragments had been getting up to out there? Men she didn't even know kept showing up at her door, demanding that she take responsibility!
A peerlessly powerful, cold and aloof cultivator:
After you died, I could no longer advance my cultivation...
A deranged, lovesick emperor with white hair and red eyes:
If only you'd look at me once more, you could kill me a thousand times and I'd have no regrets...
A mischievous, eccentric mysterious boy who pretended to be crazy and foolish...
I have just one wish: when you die, let me be buried in the same coffin as you.
Hey, hey, hey! There's still one last soul fragment. How did you manage to bring back a demon? That's my enemy!
Help!!!
The male lead isn't mentioned in the blurb. The men above are all scumbags. Click to watch them regret everything and come crawling back to the heroine.
Theme: Treasure life and cherish peace.
I didn't want the heroine to stay. I thought Lingyi was from another faction and the drug was actually poison. I didn't expect that the heroine didn't leave in the end, and she was constantly being disturbed by it. It is even more outrageous, especially since the child in the belly will not leave. In fact, it is acceptable even if the heroine stays for the sake of glory and wealth.
The heroine should leave. The main conflict between them is the heroine's incompatibility with the world and the hero's suffocating love for him. Even if the male protagonist relaxes his supervision of the female protagonist later on, there is no guarantee that the same thing will not happen again in his lifetime. Especially in the end, it felt so ridiculous that I didn't want to leave because I was pregnant and thinking about the hero. So were the days before August 15th all fake? This should be the best time for the male protagonist to treat him, but she should have drugged her, didn't she? And when Lingyi says it's a drug, does it mean it's a drug? What if Lingyi's rebellion is actually another medicine? What if this is just a test between Ling Yi and the Emperor? Once a decision is made, it must be implemented. If you feel the suffocating love, you should hate it. Then this child is disgusting. How can you stay because of the child in the end? Is this any different from being beaten up and making peace with a bone?
This emotional rollercoaster is like a lifetime in two chapters hhhhhhh?
The heroine should leave. The main conflict between them is the heroine's incompatibility with the world and the hero's suffocating love for him. Even if the male protagonist relaxes his supervision of the female protagonist later on, there is no guarantee that the same thing will not happen again in his lifetime. Especially in the end, it felt so ridiculous that I didn't want to leave because I was pregnant and thinking about the hero. So were the days before August 15th all fake? This should be the best time for the male protagonist to treat him, but she should have drugged her, didn't she? And when Lingyi says it's a drug, does it mean it's a drug? What if Lingyi's rebellion is actually another medicine? What if this is just a test between Ling Yi and the Emperor? Once a decision is made, it must be implemented. If you feel the suffocating love, you should hate it. Then this child is disgusting. How can you stay because of the child in the end? Is this any different from being beaten up and making peace with a bone?
At this time, it would be a bit disgusting to talk about a lifetime.
I love this kind of character hahaha
I feel like what the author wants to express is not very clear, and the description is awkward.
Ahem, it would be a pity not to use this setting to make Seese_(:з∠)_
Crown Prince: She likes me! Hostess: (Secret poking to please the boss)
Don't be tempted and be a happy face control (scream)