[Currently fixing errors and revising the layout, updates are irregular. No need to pay attention. Wait until it's marked complete before reading. Note left 24.10.11]
Fang Han transmigrated into a book. The System told her that if she couldn't win over the book's villain, Xu Jie, she would be trapped in its world forever.
Fang Han remembered her cramped, stifling workstation and dreary rented room in the real world. Then she looked at the beautiful mountains and clear waters, the birdsong and fragrant flowers around her, and thought: What kind of wonderful deal is this? Whoever wants to win him over can do it. I'd rather die here.
The future villain, a Demon Lord who would kill without batting an eye, was currently a highly respected martial uncle at an immortal sect. He was as beautiful as jade, graceful and refined, and gentle by nature. Many people admired him.
To make him hate her, Fang Han cruelly mocked and insulted him, and even hit him.
She thought she could lie flat now.
But in the stillness of the night, Xu Jie knocked on her window.
Standing outside, his elegant, clear-cut face flushed an eerie red. "Could you... hit me and insult me again?"
Fang Han froze. Xu Jie thought she was unwilling and pleaded pitifully, "Please."
Xu Jie had foreseen that someone would deliberately approach him and bring him calamity, so he had always pretended to be kind and innocent, warm on the outside and cold within.
Then Fang Han appeared. She treated him like he didn't exist, and when she did look at him, it was as if she were looking at garbage. She dragged him through the mud, stepped on him, and slapped him.
She found him so disgusting.
He loved it.
On countless nights, he savored every scornful, vicious, disgusted look on her face and relished her biting, grating insults.
He thought, he couldn't live without Fang Han.
The male lead has issues. The heroine is deeply world-weary and has no empathy. When she hits the male lead, she just hits him: no reason, no tragic backstory. For more details, see the author's note in Chapter One.+
The author writes at an elementary-school level. If you spot a typo or bug, please point it out gently (bows).
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The Three Cousins, One Drama
When Song Fu was sixteen, she devoted all her attention to choosing a husband. She had plenty of candidates.
Her eldest cousin was brave and dependable, and they had been engaged since childhood.
Her third cousin was charming, suave, funny, and considerate. He declared he would compete fairly with the eldest cousin.
The two cousins were always comparing themselves to each other and occasionally came to blows, causing a great stir throughout the city.
Song Fu secretly made a little booklet to score her candidates, adding and removing entries and changing the scores. Unexpectedly, one day the booklet went missing.
Worried that its contents might get out, Song Fu couldn't help sighing while arranging flowers and plants for her second cousin.
Her second cousin was weak and sickly, kept alive by medicinal broths. When he asked why she looked so troubled, Song Fu could only force a smile and say, "Eldest Cousin and Third Cousin are both so wonderful. I really don't know how to choose!"
Hearing that, her second cousin sighed along with her. "Yes. Who should you choose?"
On New Year's Eve several years later, the cousins gathered for a rare reunion meal.
Things had changed. Some had prospered, some had fallen on hard times, and some had become enemies. The tense atmosphere at the table was unbearable, so Song Fu went out for a walk.
Beneath the moonlit corridor, her second cousin looked back at her, his smoky blue sash blowing toward her in the wind.
"Cousin."
By then, he had become the notorious villain of the martial world, infamous for his cruelty and bloodshed.
Her second cousin gathered up his sash, drawing Song Fu close with it. As he lowered his head to straighten it, he casually asked,
"In your opinion, how many points would you give me, your second cousin?"
Song Fu: "..."
A charming heroine who seems naive but is actually shrewd and always calculating x a sickly male lead with a sharp tongue and an even less wholesome mind
Theme: Learn to build a healthy outlook on love
The plot is so confusing and not satisfying at all. The heroine is constrained by the plot of the original book, and the male and female partners are more like puppets staging a big show. The heroine has no subjective initiative at all, and she doesn't show off like this. The heroine is completely coerced by the plot and has no subjective initiative. The heroine has her own likes and dislikes, but with regard to the characters she likes and dislikes, except for the original heroine and the original male co-star, everyone else just watches them go through the plot and looks like puppets.
After writing this, the following is about some endings after Guanye's death, the return of some female supporting characters, and finally the heroine's journey home. Because I'm about to leave my job, I've been assigned a lot of work that I don't have, and I'm not satisfied with many parts of my writing here, so I will most likely need to revise it. If Fang Han saw me, he would probably scold me T T
Points returned? This book really pokes me at xp
I really woke up and flipped through Cun's novel and read the author Jie V Tiandu
Did you solve v? Are you back? Or not updated at all? Alas, such a good work is really a pity 💔
I was summoned here by the news about unlocking V. Damn it, I can't remember the plot, but the writing is my favorite. I'll read it again.
Now that you have solved v, will you continue to fill in the gaps? [Heartbroken]
I'm really heartbroken, so well written... Would love to see the follow up. But the author's running away without any warning is really too much... Thousands of words turned into one sentence: How can I get my money back?
It's so sad that several of my favorite female protagonist authors no longer update. . . .
Come back soon, the author. Even if you don't write this, can you start it soon? Also do Ling Tong and Double-faced Guanyin 🙏