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● Feel free to check out my completed novel in my author page, Quick Transmigration: Saving That Supporting Male Character. As always, it's sweet, sweet, sweet!
~Please add my upcoming novel Quick Transmigration: Saving That Supporting Male Character 2 to your reading list. The blurb is below~
[There are women in this world who are bewitching and alluring, delicate and frail, pure and untainted, brilliant beyond compare, and utterly heartless.]
The heartless villainesses are calculating, toy with sincere feelings, and abandon those they once seduced. In their eyes, anything can be discarded for the sake of profit. The innocent people they hurt are often left to live out the rest of their lives in misery, meeting tragic ends.
But good and evil are always repaid, and the heavens never miss their mark.
The villainesses who toyed with people's hearts have finally faced retribution. A villainess-reformation System from the stars has brought them to justice and given them a chance to start over. From that moment on, they begin an endless life of reform through labor.
The System's little night-light starts reciting the rules for reforming villainesses:
1. The Host must be self-reliant and strong. No getting something for nothing.
1. The Host must keep herself virtuous. No cheating people out of money or seducing them for pleasure.
2. The Host must behave like a decent person. No seducing someone and then abandoning them!
Anyone who violates the rules above will be given the chance to reincarnate on the spot.
System: Any objections, Hosts?
The villainesses grit their teeth. "...No."
And so the System embarks on an enthusiastic career reforming villainesses, producing generations of kind, virtuous Hosts.
1. A collection of short stories, each with different protagonists.
2. The protagonists really do need forced reform before they can become better people.
3. The male leads are hopeless romantics, absolutely hopeless romantics.
4. There's a plot, and there's romance.
Blurb for the upcoming novel in my author page, (Quick Transmigration) Saving That Supporting Male Character 2:
Ling Shu is a heavenly book that records the obsessions of the living. Within it are supporting characters who have suffered misfortune, and she carries the readers' hopes as she changes their tragic endings.
World One: The gentle and kind Second Prince x the bewitching creature hidden deep within the imperial harem
World Two: The pear-tree spirit in the courtyard x the frail, obsessive young lady of a noble family
World Three: The husband possessed by an extraterrestrial being x the wife with ulterior motives
World Four: The mountain god x the herb-gathering girl
World Five: A horror survival game's NPC x a player trying to survive
World Six: A Western duke x an Eastern princess
World Seven: An Eastern emperor x a Western princess
World Eight: ...
- The male lead is not a fragment of another character.
- A healing, fluffy, no-brainpower-needed sweet romance.
- The plot serves the romance.
- The author just wants to write romance.
Theme: Keep yourself virtuous, be self-reliant and strong, and behave like a decent person.
From the perspective of the female supporting actor, the prince is a bit naive, treacherous, and a bit of a loser. He writes a letter of divorce and calls himself a commoner. When the daughter-in-law tells the truth, she cannot accept this gap with peace of mind. Because of years of favor and favor, he doesn't have that kind of ruthless ambition and needs someone to force him. By the way, why didn't he provide for himself or leave some money?
The male protagonist... Is not like the Prince of the East Palace, who is like a naughty child who has not grown up. When others falsely accuse you, you still have a gentlemanly demeanor and do not explain, hit or scold you, or retaliate. Instead, he gets angry when facing the heroine who has taken care of her all the way. He also looks down on the heroine as a concubine who worked hard to marry him. Isn't he still clear-headed? Whoever marries him really loves him. If he is not the prince, will someone else go to great lengths to marry him? He was exiled and didn't want to think about what to do in the future. When he was lying in bed with a fever, he relied on the heroine to take care of him (although she didn't do her best, she did take care of him and spent money to buy him medicine). When he recovered, he started yelling about this and that. He didn't look like a prince at all. He looked frivolous, flammable and explosive. The image of the male protagonist feels light and unrealistic. He wants to be a good person but is incompetent. He is not as good as the female protagonist who is purely evil and open-minded.
Woo hoo hoo, I burst into tears. Even if the author finishes writing this story, I won't be sad anymore. Why isn't this the first story? I'm not interested in the first story but I like this one so much.
Halo~ Don't call the small wall lamp the Evil Girl Transformation System. Wouldn't it be better to just rename it the Virtues System?
Is the heroine so awesome? I resigned myself to it, but my sister told me that I had taken advantage of her and asked her to go with me next time. My mother bought clothes and cut them in half My sister cut it by 30% Even 5 yuan may not be enough for me to say good things.
The soft-hearted prince who follows the rules and the shrewd, worldly and tough king confront each other.
If the things the heroine did before she ran away were indeed immoral, but now the heroine really takes care of her. She also took care of her for a period of time before running away in her previous life. And I don't know what the heroine said was wrong with letting the hero go out to find work. Why did the hero feel that the heroine disliked the poor and loved the rich when he heard that the heroine asked him to go out and find work to support the family? Is it possible that the heroine really let the heroine bear the burden of the family's life?
This male protagonist is really a bit arrogant
The female protagonists are both realistic and egoistic, eager to move up to become a master, repay kindness and revenge, resourceful, and unscrupulous villain (after Wei Yanwan's darkening)
It's a pity this book, evil female protagonists are so rare