[My next book is already underway: A Very Unconventional Transmigration-Into-a-Book Story. A man transmigrates into a book: a beacon of righteousness × a man with a snake's heart.]
Blurb below (cringe-literature alert):
Fu Wan never imagined that, as the leading lady, she would transmigrate into a tragic romance novel and become a cannon-fodder female general without even a line of dialogue.
A little customer-service rep told her that once the main plot reached its tragic ending and the main villain turned evil, she could go home.
Her target, Jiang Shiyun, was born into a prominent, aristocratic family, one of generations of refined nobility. He was the very image of a noble gentleman, elegant and aloof. But beneath that proud, refined exterior and strict adherence to propriety lay ambitions and methods utterly at odds with his appearance.
Only Fu Wan knew his true face, because the great villain who overthrew the emperor and slaughtered everyone was the real Jiang Shiyun in the original book.
To get home, Fu Wan had no choice but to charge fearlessly into his lonely world, hoping to build a bridge between their hearts.
Fu Wan: It should be easy to make someone like him turn evil, right?
As the story progressed, she watched Jiang Shiyun's villainy score plunge further and further into the negatives, utterly bewildered.
It took her a long time to realize what she'd done. Looking back, she deeply regretted it: She'd been afraid of dying, so she hadn't thought it through.
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Three years after Fu Wan faked her death, Jiang Shiyun became regent, helping his young brother ascend the throne.
Once a dignified gentleman gives in to love, cavalry tramples the land, the city of Nanchu falls, and blood flows for a thousand miles.
He stood high above the crowd, looking down at them, a cold sword in his hand piercing the heart of a remonstrating official. In an instant, blood stained the golden steps.
"This prince has a wife. If anyone else dares meddle in my marriage, this is what will happen to them."
People said that the ruthless Prince Yu had a woman constantly on his mind, because he had summoned painters from all over the land just to paint her face.
At that moment, Fu Wan returned to the book with a new account. Someone with a death wish offered her to Jiang Shiyun.
She crouched at his feet, shaking like a quail and crying like a bitter gourd: Her old account had been stolen, so what should she do if the big guy with her new account didn't recognize her? Please, please!!!
Later, everyone around Jiang Shiyun praised the fierce Prince Yu for finally finding the woman of his dreams, and all the painters breathed a sigh of relief.
At last, they got to keep their heads.
Fu Wan looked up at the handsome young man standing before her, tall and straight as jade. "So you recognized me from the start?"
"At a glance."
Because in his heart, he had already traced her face thousands upon thousands of times.
This is an early work. The author is sensitive, so don't tell me if you're dropping the story or I'll go crazy. If you don't like it, just leave. May good people have a long and peaceful life.
Cover art credit: Tianyu Nanxu
Theme: The grace of women, and blood in place of rouge to bring peace to the land.
When will the heroine be serious... I can't seem to be entertained... So stupid...
... Although, why can't the heroine even make up a lie... Forcing her to fall in love... I'm speechless... I hurriedly left and it would be annoying to read any more...
This time it's really over, and I'm so reluctant to let it go. I still remember reading this article during the winter vacation, and stayed with it to the end. I like Wanwan. Wanwan is constantly growing and getting better, and her character has become tougher. One thing that touched me very much about this book is that girls help girls. There is no so-called female competition. What I feel is only girls helping each other and growing together. In fact, I wanted to say this very early. This point is really unique among the novels I have read. The family lines and emotional lines are all very well written. I also see that the collection of this book is slowly increasing, and I am really happy because good works are being discovered. This is the first article I have written, and it is already very, very good!!! I wish you can write more excellent works in the future!!! I hope Dada will get better and better, and I hope we can all be as happy as Wanwan. Officially said goodbye, see you in the next story!!
Wearing glasses? Did I read that correctly? Or how do you understand it's not glasses?
I feel like the male protagonist is also quite soft-hearted.
I skipped through the entire story, unable to understand the concealment, escaping and so on. Some of the plots were rough, and the heroine's escape was described throughout. This heroine really left me speechless. The author's explanation was a bit unreasonable to me, and I may not be able to empathize with it. It felt like she was either running or running, not knowing what she was running for.
Hahahaha, the master and the apprentice are so funny.
I can't understand it without mentioning the poisoning. I can understand that the author has a follow-up plot arrangement, but the logic is too rigid. The regent and the famous doctor are not just casual things. Why can the heroine resist on her own?
Wuwuwuwuwuwu, the wife really wrote it well. Xiaojiang really loves Wanwan so much? This kind of two-way redemption really pokes me, who knows!! By the way, when will the Xianxia book on my wife's homepage be released?!! Is it interesting to read the introduction?
Seeing this, I feel that the heroine is so stupid...