The Tragic Novel's Heroine Fights Back Against the Plot

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[Cooking is hard, so please support the official release. The new novel with the same setting, "Zhaozhao Weiyang", is now available next door.]

Fragile but able to knock out two violent white moons with one punch x a pretty vase who fights her way to the ending, a crazy, utterly unhinged archdemon

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Jiang Yao transmigrated into the heroine of a melodramatic, old-fashioned substitute romance.

A heroine in a tragic romance has nothing except her life.

She knelt for hours in the rain, pleading for the male lead, but to no avail, and was forced into marriage. When he returned to the capital, he mocked her. She schemed for his sake, only to watch him marry another woman. A crowd of supporting characters relentlessly targeted her, disfiguring her and leaving her with amnesia.

At long last, it was over, but the heroine could only get around in a wheelchair. The source of all her misery was that prolonged kneeling.

Jiang Yao, who had just transmigrated and was currently kneeling as she begged for mercy: ?

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System: Your mission is to protect you, the heroine of a tragic romance, and help you safely make it through the plot. The Host must manually dismantle the tragic-romance plot points. Please accept your Strength to Move Mountains buff~

The beautiful, cool, and aloof woman considered this thoughtfully.

The quickest way to dismantle a plot point was to change the people involved.

Then let's fight!

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To complete her mission, Jiang Yao began an unconventional life in the inner quarters.

When bandits attacked at a temple, her scumbag father tried to leave Jiang Yao behind to take the bullet for him.

She knocked him out, changed clothes, and disguised herself as him, sending him safely home under the protection of a group of guards.

At the autumn hunt, a villain who had been biding his time sent men to ambush and kill Jiang Yao.

Jiang Yao shook off her pursuers, stood on a mountain, and shot an arrow straight through the veil of his hat, which concealed his identity.

In Yanjing, people said Jiang Yao was beautiful but utterly frail, so much so that even the beads on her wrist swayed with every step.

Hearing the rumors, Jiang Yao smiled and said nothing.

A month later, frail Jiang Yao had red-rimmed eyes as she grabbed the wrist of the male lead, who had come looking for trouble, and threw the eight-foot-tall man over her shoulder into the pond nearby.

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Question: How can the heroine of a tragic romance turn things around?

Answer: Thanks for asking. I'm on a mission, and I just got back from beating up the male lead.

My advice is to physically exorcise evil, treating all beings equally. Throw scumbags over your shoulder, beat villains into the ground, and dismantle the inner-household schemes with punches and kicks.

System, frantically patching things up after realizing something was wrong: The strength buff is for self-defense, not for attacking people, Host!

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After Wen Tan dealt with all his enemies, he opened his eyes and found himself back more than a decade in the past.

Then I'll kill them all again.

The young man smiled, affection in his eyes.

But one by one, his enemies were beaten black and blue by the same girl right before his eyes.

Wen Tan: ?

He raised his eyes, intrigued.

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On a stormy night, slender fingers clamped hard around his throat.

Red robes and white sleeves overlapped.

The girl's white clothes were soaked through. Her gaze was sinister and ferocious.

A smile touched the corners of his eyes. He turned his head, making it easier for her to choke him.

"Harder."

"Don't hesitate."

[Important: No one was hurt! The little prince was simply asking for it, sincerely.]

[Reason for entering the contest: The heroine starts as a pitiful girl in a tragic romance, with nothing and no one to rely on, targeted and bullied by everyone. Step by step, she grows stronger and turns her life around, becoming a heroine in a feel-good story whose fame spreads throughout the land, with titles, honors, and achievements all in hand.]

Reader's guide:

1. At its core, this is a face-slapping wish-fulfillment novel. The setting is fictional and does not require historical research, and there is no need to pick apart the logic. I hope it makes everyone feel satisfied and happy! If you aren't enjoying it, please stop reading in time. You don't need to tell me you're dropping it.

2. The heroine has the world's greatest fighting ability. She's also a drama queen and a sharp-tongued trash-talker, equally good at arguing and throwing hands. The male lead is a crazy, neurotic beauty. They are each other's one and only.

3. The male lead is compared to animals not out of disrespect, but because he thinks animals are better than people. He's already crazy, so don't judge him by normal standards!!

4. The male lead has only ever fallen for the heroine. He has no romantic entanglements with the original heroine. The two of them are a perfect match, heavenly immortals made for each other, the best couple in the world.

5. Please support the official release (wiping away tears). It's hard work cooking up a story, and I don't want to see my own work on other platforms. The anti-piracy rate is temporarily set at thirty percent. Sorry if legitimate readers are caught in the crossfire.

7. I'll add more if I think of anything. I hope you enjoy reading~

-------------------- New Novel Blurb Below --------------------

"Zhaozhao Weiyang"

Gentle, aloof, sickly beauty x fierce, wicked young man

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Only after Jiang Mi died did she learn that she was the frail white moonlight in a melodramatic, old-fashioned substitute romance.

A so-called white moonlight comes from a noble family, is beautiful, has a gentle personality, and dies young.

At the very beginning of the story, she sets out beyond the border to save her kidnapped younger sister, only to freeze to death in a heavy snowstorm in the dead of winter.

Jiang Mi believed she had no regrets in life. Her only sorrows were failing to rescue her sister and failing to persuade her childhood sweetheart to find another match.

Then she awoke from a dream turned upside down, furious at fate and suddenly clear-headed.

A hostage prince from a foreign tribe harbored ill intentions. Unable to win her heart, he used her younger sister as her substitute and humiliated her, entangling the two of them in a messy relationship.

Her sister was somehow bewitched into getting together with him, and even divulged secrets of their family and country to him.

Their love was all-consuming, their hatred endless, and the ordinary people were the ones who suffered.

Jiang Mi: "...Bring me my sword."

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Returning to an earlier life felt like waking from a dream in broad daylight.

Jiang Mi found herself outside the palace, still holding an umbrella over the kneeling hostage prince. Without hesitation, she turned around and looked behind her.

She happened to meet a pair of anxious eyes.

The umbrella tilted toward him.

"Jiang Zhaozhao, have you gone mad? You're going to save him at a time like this? Fine, even if you are, we can still..."

"No."

Jiang Mi took out a handkerchief and carefully wiped the water from his cheek.

Her soft, slender fingers brushed his cold cheek without meaning to.

The man suddenly looked up.

"I'm here to ask His Majesty to set our wedding date."

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He Que was Jiang Mi's childhood friend, rival, and future husband.

His greatest pleasure was watching her gentle expression crack, and what he enjoyed most was contradicting her.

He was also the story's greatest villain.

He faced off against the hostage prince for twenty years. Only at the end of the story, when fate could no longer hold him back, did he take up his sword, break through the mountain pass, avenge her, and cut off the heads of the couple.

Twenty years later, He Que was still as insufferable as ever.

His defiance had become ferocity, his chatter had frozen into cold severity, wrinkles had appeared at the corners of his eyes, and his temples had turned gray.

Sitting before her grave, he tapped her headstone with absolutely no manners.

"Come on, Jiang Zhaozhao."

"...Let's go home."

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So the marriage turned out all right.

Even though He Que was annoying and wicked, and desperately wanted the whole capital to know that she was the one who had taken the initiative to marry him because she loved him, it was still all right.

Jiang Mi was busy taking revenge, plotting at every turn, keeping an eye on her younger sister, and matching wits with the hostage prince. She drove him into a corner, and in the end he was convicted and thrown in prison.

Everything was unfolding according to her wishes.

Until the rainy night Jiang Mi went to the prison to see the hostage prince one last time.

The man who was always making a fuss in front of her sneered as he pressed a horsewhip against the throat of the hostage prince, who was covered in wounds. His gaze was sinister and violent.

"I told you not to pine for her... Why don't you understand, even when you're about to die? Hmm?"

The lamp fell to the ground with a clatter.

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When He Que returned on that rainy night, he didn't dare go inside.

Jiang Mi silently pulled him in.

His eyes were bloodshot and his clothes were soaked through. He looked as pitiful as an abandoned dog.

It was as if the sinister, violent man from a moment ago had never been him.

He was much taller than her, yet he tried to curl himself up, resting his head on her lap.

It was the first time his voice had sounded on the verge of tears.

"Stop looking at him. Stop hating him... Marry me. Wouldn't it be better to look at me?"

"Zhaozhao... Please look at me."

"Zhaozhao Weiyang" comes from "Nine Songs: Lord Among the Clouds".

Zhaozhao is Jiang Mi's childhood nickname.

Theme: What you hold in your own hands is what is real.