[Coming soon, please add to your reading list] "Island Life in The 1970s" and "Can a Spoiled Girl Successfully Play the Villainess? [The 1970s]". The blurbs are at the very bottom~
Story blurb:
One day, Liang Manqiu suddenly discovers that she's living inside a book. The heroine is her sister, Liang Manchun, with whom she has a terrible relationship. As for Liang Manqiu, she's just the heroine's spoiled younger sister, who dies young.
Most of the book is about how her sister puts nasty people in their place, manages the household, and takes care of her three stepchildren so the hero won't have to worry about anything at home.
After reading the little booklet, Liang Manqiu is filled with confusion.
She's supposed to die young? She doesn't believe it for a second. And after she marries her childhood sweetheart and follows him to his army post, she's supposed to become gaunt from hunger? But she has a farm space! The booklet's description of her married life is way too ridiculous. It's all fake, definitely fake.
But later, she discovers that although she can't trust everything in the booklet, some of it is surprisingly accurate. For instance, the man she's known since childhood really does return from the army on leave and come to ask for her hand in marriage...
And her sister, Liang Manchun, really does meet the hero and make a scene at home about wanting to marry him and become stepmother to his three children...
2023.9.2
Here are the blurbs for my upcoming stories. If you're interested, please add them to your reading list~
① "Can a Spoiled Girl Successfully Play the Villainess? [The 1970s]"
Blurb:
Sheng Yinyue is a well-known spoiled girl in Xinhe Brigade. She can't carry a thing or lift a load, and even a ten-year-old child is better at work than she is.
But she happens to have a breathtakingly beautiful, delicate face, and she was born into the prominent Sheng family, known throughout the village. Everyone in the brigade can only sigh again and again at how lucky she is.
Sheng Yinyue also thinks she's lucky, until one day a thing called the System suddenly appears in her mind and plays out her short life for her like a movie.
That's when she learns that she's nothing but a minor, early-death cannon fodder character, mentioned in passing in a period novel. Her only purpose is to give the transmigrated heroine a space golden finger.
The System tells her that if she obediently follows its instructions and becomes a proper villainess, it can change her fate. Sheng Yinyue agrees without hesitation.
And so Sheng Yinyue begins her life as a villainess.
Doing good deeds is hard. Surely doing bad things is easy, right?
But are these people all stupid? She's doing bad things and bullying them. Why does everyone look so... strange?
A girl loved by everyone / melodramatic and brainless
② "Island Life in The 1970s"
Blurb:
Shu Ying has two secrets: her mother is a transmigrator, and after her mother returned to her own world, Shu Ying came into possession of a miraculous farm space.
Her mother told her that the world she lives in is a rebirth-era novel. The heroine is Xia Yechun, her half-sister, born less than a day apart from her. Xia Yechun is living proof that Shu Ying's biological father betrayed her mother.
And Shu Ying is the villainess whose purpose in the book is to make the heroine look innocent and kind.
Though she has a sultry, delicate face and a powerful family on her mother's side, her only purpose is to highlight the poor heroine's strength and resilience. She'll never win the hero's affection.
But Shu Ying isn't afraid now that she knows all this, because her mother once told her that this plot is a complete mess.
Her mother changed her own fate, successfully divorcing her husband and taking Shu Ying far away from that family. So Shu Ying can change her fate too.
So when the heroine, Xia Yechun, returns reborn and is sent to the island where Shu Ying lives to work as an educated youth, Shu Ying knows the story is about to begin in earnest.
She has no idea how the reborn heroine plans to put her in her place as the villainess, but bring it on.
Who says the villainess has to step aside for the heroine?
Theme: Take your fate into your own hands
In fact, I don't quite understand why the heroine didn't do anything to his sister. The sister's malice towards him is so deep, and I feel like his parents treat everyone equally, and even the sister thinks that their parents are more partial to the heroine, but I think their parents are actually more partial to the sister. At first, the heroine said that it is not good for the heroine to have a temper, but every time his parents are reconciled, and it is obviously the heroine who is wronged, and then every time they and Xini turn a blind eye to the heroine's grievances, and even take the initiative themselves. Dong clearly saw that they were unfriendly to the heroine, and his first reaction was to make them reconcile, as if the grievances suffered by the heroine were no big deal. When the heroine was targeted in the first place, her parents should have stopped it, instead of being together and turning a blind eye to the heroine's grievances. To be honest, such an approach is not what a fair parent can do, let alone a parent who is partial to the heroine. I can only think that they are actually partial to their sister.
A bit strange, an inexplicable feeling, bad for no reason, a bit nihilistic. But still keep working hard, hope it gets better and better.
The harmonious parents, the malicious sister, the virgin heroine who clings to someone even though she knows she is going to die.
I feel like the male protagonist doesn't respect the female protagonist very much. He kills everything first and then tells the story later.
I have never seen such a stupid and holy heroine
I don't quite understand. Four thousand, not forty-four hundred. I just gave it to them. In my mind, it was already very kind to give them the money after settling the accounts with them [Joker]. I didn't understand it before. The male protagonist and the heroine's family are the same. I feel that no one in the whole story respects the heroine [Joker]
I skipped a few chapters and was so speechless.
If you don't like to be a virgin and save your sister, what are you hiding from? You deserve to die.
The heroine is sometimes too kind. When others try to kill her, she still cares about their lives. It feels a bit like the Virgin Mary's White Lotus. If it weren't for the golden finger, she would have died eight hundred years ago.
These three parents and sister are stupid and sweet