
Transmigrated as the Dead Wife of a Hong Kong Tycoon [The 1980S]
穿成香江大佬的亡妻[八零]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 567k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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"After Being Robbed of Marriage by a Nanyang Boss [Republic of China]" will be released soon The night before her wedding, Ye Yinglan had an ominous dream and learned that she was the vicious female supporting character in a novel. She is the first wife that the male protagonist is forced to marry, but her husband's heart is always with the female protagonist. Jealousy drove her crazy, causing her to do all kinds of evil things, and she was eventually rejected by everyone and forced to divorce. Heartbroken and desperate, she embarked on the road back to her country and died in the flames of war. During the ceremony, Ye Yinglan was thrown away by the groom in public, and she finally confirmed that the ridiculous dream was true. Ye Yinglan knew that the groom was going to save the heroine at this moment, and the long-term pain was worse than the short-term pain. She decided to announce the cancellation of the wedding before the groom came back. Just as she reached out to lift the hijab, the groom's cousin, Yu Jiahong, the eldest son of the Yu family, who had returned from studying in the United States, and who had become the richest man in Southeast Asia with the Yu family in the book, walked up to her and covered her with a red hijab: "I will marry you!" Ye Yinglan:? ? ? Yu Jiahong was reborn on the day she and her cousin got married. In her previous life, after Ying Lan divorced her cousin, she followed him back to the motherland with a motorcade. Together they traveled on the war-torn Burma Highway to deliver supplies to the country. They looked forward to going home together after the war, but in the end he was the only one who made the journey home. This life? Let's grab Ying Lan first and then… When I was writing the article about the Republic of China, I looked up a lot of information about Nanyang overseas Chinese mechanics, and I always wanted to write a story about the overseas Chinese from Nanyang who returned to support the country. Copywriting first edition August 3, 2023
The focus of the copywriting should be on the female protagonist. From the whole article, it seems that the male protagonist is too much inked and has a bit of a camera, especially the grievances and grievances between the male protagonist and his father's generation. The stock market career with the female protagonist is not particularly big. The male protagonist and his father are almost becoming the second male protagonist.
I stayed up late for a few days to finish reading it. It was a good read. I like this kind of article with feelings about family and country. Isn't it true that we are undergoing major changes that have not happened in a century? I hope that the country will be prosperous and unite to overcome the difficulties.
How should I put it? At the beginning of this book, I thought it was a female protagonist who focused on her career. The male protagonist was similar to a background character, but there were actually other people who had been reborn and traveled through time, and in a sense, they were stronger than the female protagonist. If I only regard it as a story about a strong female protagonist, I think it will make me very uncomfortable and resentful. But overall, if I do not regard it as a story about a strong female protagonist, but only as a cool article, to be honest, the two reborn time travellers still make me I think it will be very uncomfortable. If you say it is just the same description as the background board, then it does not matter, but the two of them have appeared too many times, and they are in the same era. If the protagonists of another book are these two people, then I think there is no problem. If It's okay if you want to join forces, but they appear in too many chapters. Although it may be to connect the main plot, I still can't stand the appearance of someone who overpowers the heroine. After all, I am a staunch heroine. They could be good friends in the past world, but it is really uncomfortable to let him come through in this world and to describe it in such a large space. As a female protagonist, overall this article is very good, but the ending is really rushed.
The name was changed and the cover was changed. I searched for a long time...
I feel like there's still a lot of things that haven't been told, but overall it's a good story. The male and female protagonists are very decent people, which is good. I'm really tired of some Jinjiang novels that make both the male and female protagonists greasy and obscene. In fact, I think the best part of the whole emotional line is the early stage from strangeness to ambiguity, with many warm life details. After the relationship was confirmed, Qiqi's obscene smile and incomprehensible amorous feelings were written again. Although it was still sweet to be together, it was a bit disappointing. Also, it feels like Qiqi is always a bit behind the lead in terms of ideological awareness, which I don't like very much. Although it is quite reasonable from a character perspective, after all, one is a patriotic entrepreneur who grew up in a harmonious family, and the other is a girl who grew up in a messy family whose parents are both capitalists and gamers. So we cannot be too harsh on Qiqi. But I always feel that sometimes the female protagonist becomes the little girl being pointed out by the male protagonist, which feels weird and boring. In terms of plot, the pace of the second half was too fast and seemed rushed. However, this is not an infrastructure article, so there is no need to force it. Chip, chip, what a dream.
The large text feels like a serious drama. If you put it into a micro-group portrait of a miscellaneous dog-blood family ethics, you can still watch it. If you can't understand the professional part, you can pass it. The relationship between men and women is a bit stiff, and other aspects of the righteousness of family and country, hopes for the direction of history, etc. Are still good.
I like the strong descriptions of women. The supporting characters are also independent women who make people happy, rather than talking about independence and indeed female competition.
The manuscript for the next book, "The Rich Sister-in-law Becomes Popular in Lifestyle Variety Shows," is already in the archives and is expected to be released in mid-September. Also record a new idea: Pre-collection of "After Awakening I Was Robbed" The groom welcomed her in and hurriedly left before paying her respects. Ye Yinglan finally confirmed that the ridiculous dream was true. In the dream, this novel tells the story of the rise and fall of a large Nanyang family around the struggle of a Nanyang Nyonya. She is the male protagonist's first wife, an arrogant and unruly daughter of a Chinese businessman. Because she was jealous of her husband's love for the second wife, the heroine, she went crazy against the heroine. This book does not describe her as completely miserable, but says that after she saw clearly that her husband could not fall in love with her, she turned around and returned to war-torn China, became a Nanqiao mechanic traveling on the Burma Highway, and finally died under gunfire. Facing the only old clothes she had left, the male protagonist felt guilty, so his relationship with the female protagonist was estranged, making the plot full of blood and twists and turns. Ye Yinglan knew that the groom was going to save that little Nyonya at this moment, and the long-term pain was worse than the short-term pain, so she decided to announce the cancellation of the wedding. Just as she reached out to lift the hijab, the groom's cousin, Yu Jiahong, the eldest son of the Yu family, who had returned from studying in the United States, came in wearing a formal dress and covered her with a red hijab: "I will marry you!" Ye Yinglan:? ? ? Yu Jiahong was reborn, on the day she and her cousin got married three years ago. In her previous life, after Ye Yinglan divorced her cousin, she followed him back to the motherland, and together they traveled through the mountains and canyons to deliver supplies to the country. In the end, they were both killed one after another under gunfire. If returning to China to support him and Ye Yinglan was the fate that they would never run away from even though they knew they were dead, then he wanted to have short-term happiness with her, even if it was only for two years! Arrogant young lady x elegant young master When I was writing the article about the Republic of China, I looked up a lot of information about Nanyang overseas Chinese mechanics, and I always wanted to write a story about these Nanyang overseas Chinese returning to the country to support them. The male and female protagonists are not dead in this life.
Thank you for giving me a good story.