New novels coming soon: Nine-Five Red Envelope Trading Group, Teaching Magic in Ancient Times, The New Harbor Heiress at Three and a Half
Synopsis:
What should you do if your arranged marriage is to a Dragon-Aotian protagonist?
Thinking of those wildly popular broken-engagement novels on a certain site, and remembering how the original story ended with her family destroyed, Weng Lingwei forcibly suppressed her urge to break off the engagement.
It was fine. Dragon-Aotian was surrounded by admirers, and soon he would have confidantes everywhere. Then she could take the opportunity to ask for a breakup, with a perfectly good reason and every right to do so.
But no matter how long she waited, not a single flirtatious admirer showed up. Weng Lingwei grew more and more anxious.
So she had no choice but to start matchmaking, burning incense and praying to the God of Marriage, and seeking out admirers for her fiance wherever she could.
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One day, the young heirs and heiresses of the capital arranged to meet up. On their way, they had a small mishap: a girl stumbled and accidentally fell toward them.
Qi Zhou leaped three feet into the air in fright and darted eight meters away like a rabbit. He watched the girl smack down onto the ground without showing the slightest bit of tenderness.
His friend was baffled and asked, speechless, "Is she really that scary? She's just a young woman, and a beautiful one at that. It's not like she'll eat you."
Still shaken, Qi Zhou patted his chest in relief. "You don't understand. I have a fiancee who spends every day hoping I'll cheat on her. If I so much as do anything even a little improper, she'll dump me right away."
So to him, remaining faithful and keeping himself completely innocent mattered more than the sky falling.
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Nine-Five Red Envelope Trading Group
Synopsis: She transmigrates into a villain in a beloved-family story set in the past.
In the original story, the villain's biological father abandoned his wife and daughters, and her mother died by suicide. She and her younger sister were sent to the countryside. One froze to death, while the other was sold off in exchange for a bride price.
After finally escaping back to the city, she saw her father living happily with the female lead and her family, so she used every means at her disposal to get revenge.
Unfortunately, she was alone and powerless, with no one to rely on. In the end, she was brutally killed, and her body was never found.
When Lu Zhao transmigrated into this world, her scumbag father had already divorced and remarried, and her mother was lying unconscious in the hospital.
Unwilling to repeat her predecessor's fate, Lu Zhao joined a red envelope group and changed her own and her sister's destinies.
Meanwhile, without even meaning to, she completely transformed the fates of those around her.
A wealthy wife who received an invitation: "I'll spend a fortune if you can just restore my health."
A young general trapped in a desperate situation: "I'll trade my innate strength for food and weapons and armor."
A princess of a conquered kingdom, sent to the enemy: "I'll give up my youth and beauty, take up my blade, and ride into battle to save my country."
A celebrity targeted by the industry and hated across the internet: "I'll give up on inexplicable romance. I just want talent and acting skills."
Later, many people heard a legend: hidden in the shadows was a mysterious master. Make a wish to Them, and you could get anything you wanted.
They said They were the abyss, the devil, and an all-powerful savior.
Lu Zhao: ...
Actually, she's just the owner of a red envelope group, thanks.
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One day, she transmigrates and becomes a disposable supporting character in a period novel set in Harbor City.
Her biological father is a womanizer with a harem of wives and concubines. Her biological mother cares only about securing her position and chasing after a man.
Yun Wei is left neglected, a lonely little girl starved of affection. In the original story, the male lead wins her over with a few sweet words, and she willingly gives him everything, only to end up disabled and die young.
Yun Wei, who came from a wasteland world: ...What? Someone wants to take advantage of me, and I didn't cut them down on the spot? Has my madness gotten worse again?
The deranged daily life of a wasteland killing machine after she becomes a disposable character in Harbor City.
After the White Moonlight Cheats
Synopsis:
In old-fashioned melodramatic romance novels, there's always a white moonlight the male lead can't forget.
The white moonlight comes from a good family, is beautiful and smart, and goes abroad to study at a young age.
Then, after the Cinderella heroine and the male lead grow closer, the white moonlight suddenly returns home, hoping to rekindle their relationship. In the end, she becomes a catalyst for the main couple's romance, causes a whole mess, and is written off as a disposable character.
When Shi Xia transmigrated into the role of the white moonlight, she wasn't worried. It wasn't a big deal.
The problem was, she had become a white moonlight caught cheating.
She opened her eyes straight into a battlefield of emotions, and Shi Xia decided to play dead.
Theme: Romance takes a lot of effort.
It's fun to watch them fight each other, but it's a lot like watching elementary school chickens fight each other.
The male protagonist who talks about QJ??? Author, what character are you creating? And it's a good deal before he dies, so the male protagonist can say this. A family that is considered to be well-established in the country can educate men with such a strong "bandit" temperament? What a divorced man, I don't understand what you want to write. Will the two of them fight like little kids and then fall in love for a long time? The progress is slow and there are problems with character creation. Can I ask how many words you will probably write for this book? We can't always let us readers watch their dialogue to advance the plot, right? Sometimes the heroine's speech is very "big heroine", but I don't think her life is "big heroine", and it is not very different from talking and talking. The whole world is the resistance of the heroine, which is really annoying. Or do you want to create the image of a "savior" male protagonist...?
It's so annoying. It seems that the male protagonist will only cause trouble to the female protagonist. If this continues, he will just be beautiful. I don't see any use. The heroine's uneasiness is all caused by him, and most of the troubles are related to him. I don't dare to imagine how comfortable the heroine would be without the hero 💔
Why does it feel like the male protagonist is retreating in order to advance?
I feel like this book is used by the author to vent his emotions, but to be honest, I felt really good about the previous scoldings.
♂It is true that only by becoming a stone ladder and hanging on a tree can one be honest.
At first glance, the extra story is connected with the previous one. It feels so fateful. The female protagonist forgot her lover from her previous life because of illness, and the male protagonist has not yet reached the time to travel through time and have memories of his previous life, but they still get back together without knowing each other. It really corresponds to the male protagonist's idea of meeting the female protagonist for the first time in his life. They were born to be together. I really didn't expect to buy a novel with so many typos one day, but the plot and character charm are very eye-catching, and the discussion of the relationship between men and women is also very realistic. It is still worth reading.
"Habit" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ crown
"Li Zhuang" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ strong
"Vaguely" is a big bug for the author~ a trace