Completed
Yan Mi had known since childhood that there was a System by her side. It taught her all sorts of things, all so it could take her to different worlds to complete missions once she came of age.
1. Transmigrate into a period-drama story as a vain ex-wife who abandons her husband and child to run off with someone else, only to become a tool for making money. (Completed)
2. Transmigrate into a story about a real and fake heiress as the real one. She has a husband who loves her, but in the end, she abandons him to return to a wealthy family, only to discover that the fake heiress needs her kidney. (Completed)
3. Transmigrate into the entertainment industry as a minor celebrity, and still choose to cheat after getting together with a domineering CEO. (Completed)
4. Transmigrate into a young stepmother in a wealthy family, conceal a pregnancy from her husband, and do it all to seize the family fortune. (Completed)
5. Transmigrate into a timid, cowardly wife in a post-apocalyptic world who sacrifices her husband first when danger strikes. (Completed)
6. Transmigrate into a favored concubine in the imperial harem, ally with foreign enemies to seize power so she can become emperor, only to have her kingdom destroyed in the end. (Completed)
7. Transmigrate into a widowed single mother with two children, get caught between her current partner and her ex-husband, and end up alone and destitute. (Completed)
8. Marry an evil spirit to save her life, then, after gradually regaining her health, join forces with spirit hunters to kill it out of fear. In the end, she is possessed and dies too. (Completed)
But after Yan Mi transmigrates into these stories, the plots change.
Being vain doesn't stop her from loving her husband and living happily with him.
Even as the real heiress, she won't return to her wealthy family. Instead, she'll build an empire alongside her husband.
She loves a domineering CEO just as much as she loves his money. What's cheating? She doesn't even know what that means.
Coming soon: "She Loves Me Most". Please add it to your reading list!
As the embodiment of the mindless villain in a novel, a vicious supporting female character is born to oppose the heroine and become a stepping stone for the romance between the male and female leads. These characters are often portrayed as beautiful but foolish.
Such roles are so frustrating and morally reprehensible that nobody is willing to play them anymore.
For Wen Zhi, who has spent years scraping by on society's margins and could starve to death at any moment, playing a beautiful fool is as easy as can be.
1. The flirtatious supporting female character who dates two men at once
She is the woman the male lead loves, but she gets involved with the second male lead because she is captivated by his looks.
She spends the male lead's money living it up with the second male lead, until the heroine catches them and tells the male lead.
Betrayed by the woman he loves most, the male lead is heartbroken and loses faith in love. But with the heroine's gentle companionship, he eventually gets over the failed marriage and lives happily ever after with her.
As for her, the second male lead eventually abandons her, and she ends up destitute and homeless for the rest of her life.
After Wen Zhi enters the world, she flusters through dates, meals, and movies with the second male lead during the day, then goes home to flirt with the male lead and throw little tantrums at night.
Everything is following the usual plot.
She goes to a hotel with the second male lead, deliberately making sure the heroine catches them.
Wen Zhi eagerly looks forward to the male lead divorcing her and the second male lead abandoning her.
But...
Male lead: My wife just made the same mistake any woman might. As long as she's willing to come back, my home will always be hers.
Second male lead: I'm not here to break up this family. I'm here to join it.
2. The flirtatious supporting female character whose husband dies young and who falls for her brother-in-law
On the night she marries into the General's household, her husband is urgently sent to the frontier. A month later, news arrives that he has died.
She is struck as if by lightning, yet other thoughts begin to stir in her heart.
She has fallen for her husband's younger brother, her brother-in-law.
But in truth, her husband isn't dead. He was rescued by the heroine and lost his memory.
When he regains his memories, tortured by guilt and pain, he leaves the heroine without a word. He returns to the General's household, only to find his wife with his younger brother.
Wen Zhi is brimming with confidence. This mission will be a piece of cake!
But she never expected the plot to go off script again.
Male lead: My brother is just my substitute. I'm still the one she loves most.
Younger brother: Since my sister-in-law is with me now, she's mine. No one is taking her away from me.
Theme: Cherish the person by your side
I still think the last line about the male protagonist knowing that the female protagonist is not the original one is weird and superfluous. At the beginning, the male protagonist also feels that his wife has not changed, but is just a little different. He also said that he still has feelings for her before getting divorced. Doesn't this directly tell the readers that the male protagonist believes that his wife is always the same person, so how to explain the two-person theory? In the first world, except for his performance in the last chapter, he shows that from the perspective of the male protagonist, his wife has not changed her soul from beginning to end. In the last chapter, I suddenly said "I know you are not her", which is really weird! It's like chewing a delicious dish, but as you chew it, the taste suddenly changes, and you can't swallow it or spit it out. Doesn't this last sentence make it clear that the male protagonist doesn't care about the whereabouts of his wife (original owner) or her life or death? At the beginning of the book, it is said that the heroine travels across the world and changes the ending of the original protagonist. It is said that she has two souls. But after reading Chapter 21, I felt that the original protagonist was actually an empty shell without a soul when the heroine came. When the heroine came in, the "wife" came to life and became a person of flesh and blood. As a result, Chapter 22 "You are not her" interrupted my thoughts again. I don't understand. Because in all novels of the type "female protagonist, original protagonist, male protagonist", there must be an unavoidable question: Can the male protagonist distinguish between the female protagonist and the original protagonist? Speaking of two people, did he ever love the original owner? The heroine lives in place of the original owner. Is it a stolen identity? Will she accept it with peace of mind (the original owner is not wrong)? The male protagonist knows that there are two people. Have you ever asked about the original protagonist (no big mistake)? After all, when he married the original, the heroine hadn't come yet. But I've never been in that situation with this book? The theory of two people was mentioned at the beginning, and in the middle it was explained that the male protagonist did not feel that they were two people. In the end, the male protagonist knew about the theory of two people again? It's weird, really weird. I really like the first 21 chapters.
Isn't it true that your plan is still in the trash can and you don't want to burn it?
I feel there is a discrepancy with the copywriting. The copywriting said that even a real daughter would not return to a wealthy family but would fight the world with her husband. However, when the heroine came here, she had divorced and returned to a wealthy family, and she is still humiliated at home. And since she could contact Xiao, why didn't she call the police?
💔 This chapter discouraged me. No matter what, there is no need for the heroine to suffer the frustration of this family. Even if she is imprisoned, she will also be whipped with canes. I cannot accept that a heroine who writes sweet stories and a time traveler with memories of a complete life in her previous life will suffer such humiliation. She is not an underage child who has no freedom in life and needs a guardian. She has to be imprisoned and whipped with canes. It is too humiliating for the heroine to pass through this chapter 💔. It's the beginning of Tianbeng. The heroine has no ability to protect herself, and none of the male protagonists or male protagonists have the ability to protect others. Especially Xing Shan, who has fallen in love with the heroine. After working hard for several years, the heroine was whipped in front of him. [Rolls eyes] It's not like a feudal society. [Rolls eyes] The heroine is rich and has people who can help her. She can't accept it if she has to suffer in a family that wants to take out her own kidneys and beat her. 💔
"Of course, why did Buran stop you here?" I don't like men. "The man who took the lead laughed loudly, and the others also laughed. "Catch a big bug for the author~ Otherwise, I will put you... [Glasses]
"Dyeing" is a big bug for the author~ Ran
"Qing," catches a big bug for the author~ Intercession should be
I always find this article strange to read.
Alas, I feel like Lin Zhonglu is pretty good too.
Anxiously waiting for updates (≧?≦)?