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[Complete] The companion story next door, "Dreams of a Floating World, Intoxicating the Heart," features side characters and will be updated whenever inspiration strikes.
[Coming soon next door: "The Transmigrated Villainess Doesn't Want a Bad Ending" launches on February 10! Chapters are already written! A friendship-focused ensemble coming-of-age story, with a childhood friendship arc in the first half. No spoilers for the second half for now!]
Plot-driven, with political intrigue as the main storyline
A clear-headed, aloof, highly intelligent career-focused heroine x a possessive, conflicted hero who only seems gentle
She makes herself the bait, paving the way to the throne
In this palace full of intrigue, who can really claim victory?
Using others to kill, luring the snake from its den: the palace's many mysterious cases seem unrelated, but in truth, they are all part of an elaborate scheme.
So who is the piece on the board, and who is the player moving it?
Perhaps everyone you meet is a player.
Siblings turn against one another, every step carefully plotted.
She carves a path through bloodshed, tramples a century of grudges, and seizes the world.
Inspired by the Tang Dynasty, with alterations. An alternate history with many original settings.
Plot-driven, with little romance.
Content warnings:
1. The heroine becomes an empress in the end.
2. Everyone gets a bad ending (not just in love).
The idea for this story began on June 27, 2022.
On July 13, 2022, I started writing the outline, character bios, and background information.
On July 27, 2022, I began writing the story itself.
I have screenshots of chats with my best friend and other friends from every stage as proof, as well as photos and computer records.
This is a coming-soon notice.
"The Transmigrated Villainess Doesn't Want a Bad Ending"
A seemingly foolish, sharp-tongued, chuuni little princess x a dashing, narcissistic, smug, and haughty hero
Qu Hengwu is a third-year acting student.
She diligently attends classes and hones her craft. Just as she finally gets a chance to audition, an actor with connections snatches the role away from her.
She flies into a brief rage, then gets drunk late at night. When she opens her eyes again, she has transmigrated into a melodramatic novel she once read.
The bad news: She's transmigrated into a book.
The good news: She's a doomed cannon-fodder princess who dies young, but she still has eleven years before her death.
Better news: The protagonists are all still little kids. She can befriend them and change her own tragic fate of dying young.
So six-year-old Hengwu huffs and puffs her way out to recruit the young protagonists and villains as her little followers.
If she teaches them well, surely they'll all grow up to be good young people who value justice, the rule of law, and their country!
Then she won't have to die!
But can someone tell her why the protagonists are so different as children?!
How is the chubby, bespectacled little boy who opens his mouth with, "What a sage!" actually the male lead of the original book?!
How is the lively "heroine" who can leap from Dream of the Red Chamber to Harry Potter actually the original book's delicate heroine who bursts into tears at the slightest provocation?!
The third male lead has half the male lead's traits, but he's a smug, narcissistic, genuinely hopeless student who won't turn his life around!
How is the stuttering little crybaby who bursts into tears over anything the future scheming villain who controls everything?!
Qu Hengwu: I'm devastated and shocked, but I can't say it.
This world is bizarre, but even more bizarre is Qu Hengwu, trying to survive in it against all odds.
Qu, on the verge of tears, disillusioned with life, with a split personality and the resilience of a cockroach, Hengwu declares: None of this is a big deal!
She can do it. She absolutely can!
This is sort of a kid-raising story! The first part focuses on childhood friendship, with no romance in their early years. No spoilers for the later part, but there may be heartbreak at the end.
The hero is smug and narcissistic as a child, but grows up to be haughty and awkward.
This is a completion notice.
A socially anxious war god is forced into the spotlight. The main story is complete.
As chaos first took shape, one god after another was born. Where there were gods, there were demons. After a hundred great battles, peace was finally restored. Qingwu was the god who remained.
After sleeping for a thousand years, she wakes up. Great, she's the only one left.
Just as she is at a loss, a broken scroll comes rushing over. Oh no, her home has been robbed, and the divine soul that guarded the order of heaven and earth has scattered.
With no other choice, Qingwu sets off on a journey to recover the divine soul, accompanied by the unreliable scroll and two devoted fans.
Along the way, she witnesses all the world's many sides and discovers the true feelings of mortals.
Humans and demons love, and gods do too. They share life and death as friends, and offer their faith in worship.
As the journey unfolds, Qingwu gradually remembers everything, understands the meaning of being a god, and ultimately holds fast to her divine nature, protecting the world.
Theme: Everyone has the right to love and be loved.
I really like stories about beautiful, strong and miserable heroines, come on!
Happy New Year ~ I wish you all!
Happy holidays~(≧▽≦)/~
Finally waiting for you QnQ
Updates have been discontinued. What a pity. Woohoo.
Love this!!!! Big cheers for more updates
The extra is so embarrassing, eh eh eh eh
[Next door has pre-collection of "The Female Couple Who Wears a Book and Doesn't Want to Be", please collect it~] Opening on January 1st, manuscripts are available The little princess with a poisonous tongue and the arrogant and narcissistic male protagonist in bright clothes and angry horses Qu Hengwu is a junior majoring in performance. I worked hard in classes to hone my major, and finally waited for an audition opportunity, but was snatched away by a resource person. She got angry and got drunk late at night, then she opened her eyes and traveled back to the bloody novel she had read. Bad news: She's wearing a book Good news: She is a cannon fodder princess who died early. There are still eleven years left before she dies. Even better news: the protagonist has not grown up and is still a little kid. She can become good friends with the protagonist and change her tragic fate of early death. So six-year-old Heng Wu Hengchi Hengchi ran out and took all the young protagonists and villains under his wing and became his younger brothers. As long as she teaches her well, we will all become good young people who are fair and patriotic and rule by law! She doesn't have to die! But who can tell her why the contrast between the protagonists when they were children was so strong?! The chubby, short-sighted chubby boy who said "Holy man!" Turned out to be the male protagonist of the original book! Is this fantasy "heroine" who is so lively that she can jump from Dream of Red Mansions to Harry Potter the delicate heroine of the original book who is in tears?! The third male character who has half the characteristics of the male protagonist but is a narcissist and a scumbag who can't fight back! The little crybaby who stutters and cries whenever he doesn't agree with his words is the sinister villain in the future who will control the overall situation?! Qu Hengwu: I'm so broken and shocked but I can't say This world is very magical, but what is even more magical is Qu Hengwu who wants to survive in this magical world. Qu. Wants to cry but has no tears. Life is hopeless. Xiaoqiang who is smart and can't be beaten to death. Heng Wu said that this is not a big problem! She can do it, she is good!
(Weak and close eyes) (Raising hands tremblingly) (Yelling at the top of his lungs) I can't make it in time for the exam today, so I'll update it tomorrow~
Come on! Very well written