First world: The Scumbag Male Lead's Crematorium
Losing the most genuine love is punishment enough for a scumbag. No, no, I want him dead.
Second world: The Awakening of a Refreshing Concubine-Born Daughter
Reject rivalry between women and show your ambition.
(Dual storylines: The main storyline follows the female lead taking revenge on scumbags; the side storyline follows a high-born noblewoman and a loud, outspoken transmigrator.)
Third world: The Omega in a Space Opera Starts Pretending to Be Delicate
Alpha and Omega equality? No, there are even deeper conflicts.
Fourth world: I'm the Invisible Man in a Superhero Story
Even an unnoticed person in a superhero world dreams of saving it.
Theme: Love life.
I cried. I thought no one would read what I wrote, but it turned out that besides me, two people also collected it. I was so touched (Crying Cat Head)
I crawled here from a certain book. Hey, it's so good!
Hey, why did the last world seem to end without an ending?
What kind of peerless article is this, a pearl covered in dust?!!
It's really hard work for the heroine to break down the truth and explain it to the system.
Be filial and honest??? The so-called filial piety is outsourced, and the so-called honesty means that if you don't work hard and make progress, you will end up in poverty. The story of Juan Harada is really boring. There are many of them in real life and many in the virtual world. However, in the virtual world, there may be some kind-hearted authors who will arrange a plot for the male protagonist to "come to his senses" and "chasing his wife". In real life, there is no need to do it. Or, women themselves will brainwash themselves, "As long as I am good enough to him, one day he will see my dedication and love me." "I have given up hope, I have given up, I will wash his underwear with a cold face, and I will never wash his underwear from the heart and with love again." I rarely see this kind of thing in reality now. I always feel that seeing too much of this kind of unlucky stuff will affect me.
Why doesn't anyone read this author's writing style? Ah? What's going on? Ah? What bad money drives out good money? Ah?
I have almost never read any articles about yandere. Does it mean that the sick male protagonist and the spoiled wife heroine are collectively called yandere?
This is the first time I have seen this kind of real and pretending to be a ghost in ancient literature hhhhhhhh
The author's writing style of clearly describing things in just a few words is really suitable for writing about infinite flow and fast travel. Why are there so few readers? I hate that I'm not rich enough, otherwise I could pay you a salary to write specifically for me