What makes a proper everyone-loves-her story?
A cute, sweet, innocent, and carefree protagonist, surrounded by supporting characters who hold the reins of power in different industries and can always protect her...
Most importantly, in an everyone-loves-her story, the whole world must revolve around the protagonist. Everyone else, regardless of status, either becomes one of her admirers or a foil to her.
Anyone who dares to hurt the protagonist will be face-slapped and punished again and again by the devoted admirers around her.
Gu Xi happened to transmigrate into such a book. But there was a difference: she had come from the world of another novel.
A novel about a universally adored female protagonist. If the heroine of the everyone-loves-her story was a little princess cherished and protected by the whole world, then Gu Xi was the cool, untouchable moonlight in everyone's heart, forever beyond their reach.
She didn't need to be sweet, innocent, and carefree. What she had was the most perfect beauty, a soul utterly free, and every quality that could make the proud, the aloof, and the cold willingly shatter their pride and sink into their love for her, holding on as stubbornly as a bird chasing the moon.
She was a free wind, a fleck of snow at the farthest edge of the polar ice fields, a stretch of deep blue sea at the world's edge, a magnificent and utterly lonely palace hidden in the depths of an inaccessible forest.
Whether in her original world or anywhere else, Gu Xi had no need for the “perfect life” ordained by “fate.” She had no interest in knowing what ending “destiny” had chosen for her. She was born to break free of shackles, even when those shackles were adorned with dazzling halos like “beloved” and “protagonist.”
And when someone like Gu Xi arrived in the world of that everyone-loves-her story, the gears of everyone's fate began to turn in secret...
The originally sweet, innocent heroine, adored by everyone, now wanted only to be by Gu Xi's side, to stay with her forever, and to be the only one to catch her eye. The little eaglet no longer needed anyone's protection, because she had found the moon she truly wished to pursue.
The many older brothers and admirers who had once gathered around the protagonist could now only set aside their status and dare not overstep in the slightest. All they hoped for was a single glance from her.
Many of them changed because of her, found true freedom because of her, and became lost in a prison called love, unable and unwilling to leave.
“She doesn't need anyone's protection or shelter. We all understand that. But who wouldn't want to stay by her side and see the world's most beautiful sights with her?”
“Even if all I can do is claim a tiny place in her eyes, that would be enough. Please look at me just once.”
“If we're all stars circling an unreachable moon, begging for its clear light to shine on us, why can't I be one of them?”
1. The main setting is the entertainment industry. It's a Mary Sue, universally adored story, but not entirely brainless. Everyone loves the heroine, not out of pity or protectiveness for someone weaker than them, but because people pursue a perfect, untouchable white moonlight.
2. There is no male lead in the main story. There will probably be one in the bonus chapters, but I haven't decided who yet. I'll see how the interactions and writing feel.
3. I'll have fun writing, and you have fun reading. If you don't like it, you can leave, but please don't attack anyone personally. Love to all the sweethearts who support the official release.
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Coming Soon: Transmigrating into a Gender-Swapped, Over-the-Top Old-School Romance
When you wake up, you have gone from being a diligent, obscure web novelist who typed for a living to the protagonist of a novel crammed with every kind of old-school, over-the-top Mary Sue trope.
And you transmigrated into three such books at once.
You're the F1 in a campus web novel where the school beauty falls for me and the old-school F4 fall for the pure little white flower.
You're the domineering CEO in a novel where the CEO chases his husband to the crematorium. Your ex-husband used to be your doormat, whom you tormented physically and emotionally over and over. Later, he returns in a glorious comeback as a powerful entrepreneur, and you chase after him in vain.
You're also the kidney-donor woman in a melodramatic story where he runs and she chases. You make the male lead donate his heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys, and even take his blood to treat your white moonlight's illness. No matter how much you abuse him or violate the law, he never gives up on you. Then, later in the story, you suddenly see the light! Even though the male lead has lost an arm and a kidney, it doesn't matter. He forgives you, and you get your happy ending!
That's right. You transmigrated into books, and you're going to suffer through all of this, but every single book you've entered is a heavily altered, gender-swapped version of an over-the-top old-school romance!
And what you have to do is...
In the school romance, when the little white flower of a male lead declares, “I'll definitely beat you,” you give him a wicked smile and think, “Man, I'm going to make you mine.”
In the chase-your-husband-to-the-crematorium story, when your ex-husband makes a glorious comeback five years later and you run into him at the airport, you must be instantly dazzled by him. From then on, “You ignored your ex-husband today, but tomorrow he will be out of your league” becomes your catchphrase.
And in the melodramatic romance, you must be an “outlaw,” tormenting the male lead physically and emotionally, torturing his heart, liver, and lungs. And this is meant literally.
But while you diligently carry out your plot missions, a little accident happens... Who knew these three books could suddenly merge into one!
From then on, you go from one office-drone job to another, working three jobs a day.
During the day, you have to lift the little white flower male lead's chin at school and smile. In the afternoon, you have to be dazzled by your ex-husband at the airport. Then at night, you have to return to your luxurious mansion, fuss over your green-tea white moonlight, and rip out your male lead's heart and liver.
Ah! You can't help exclaiming: A working person's life matters too!
Note: The main story is told in third person and has a comedic tone. The heroine has no heart (just kidding). The male lead is undecided and may appear in the bonus chapters.
Theme: Everyone can be the protagonist of their own story
Damn, why don't you try cheating? Gu tide's cheating on a boy is definitely super handsome. He's the kind of seductive boy. I want to see a different style.
What are those two sentences I've been waiting for?
Xixi feels that she is very suitable to invite the cold flower of the high mountain or the young man with bright clothes and angry horse.
"Lin Chuanxiu" caught a big bug for the author~ Isn't it Ye Chuanxiu? Although, I always think about this name Ye Xiu ()
So has Madam ever seen Full Time, Ye Xiu? Ye Chuanxiu? Okay, it's Ye Xiu!! Glory to the first person!!
Due to the late stage of procrastination of the author, the daily update time is around 12 o'clock in the evening, so everyone can allocate their time reasonably. Column pre-collection: "Into the ancient dog-blood novel about sexual transformation" welcome to pay attention to the completed article of the same type: "Being a passerby in Mary Sue's novel"
I hope the male protagonist is the kind of person who only has female protagonists in his world
That defense-breaking literature is so funny hahahahahahaha
"Zhi" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ only
"Go" and catch a big bug for the author~ Is it "I'll go with you"?