The Butterfly Effect

Original title: I Saved You 33 Times, now retitled.

Hard-luck little white flower x charming, flirtatious Taoist with a surprising side

After being reborn, my brother forces his love on me (not really)

Fang Que gets caught in the net of a curse.

And the one who cast the curse is none other than herself.

She fights back, then falls apart, doing anything and everything to stay alive. At the end of it all, Fang Que finally understands:

The bonds between people are like an absurd butterfly effect. We're swept into the whirlpool of fate, unable to resist, with acceptance our only choice.

[Since this is a revised version, it has basically nothing in common with the pirated version on the site...]

Reader's guide:

1. There are some horror scenes in the story, though they might not be very scary.

2. Not a wish-fulfillment story. The male lead falls for her on his own.

3. Modern alternate setting.

4. Some Taoist arts and spells are based on research, others are made up. Don't scrutinize the details, and don't overthink it!

5. An early work by a novice, all over the place. Just read it for fun...

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A bumbling couple in an age-gap courtship at first, then a possessive love story

Semi-literate, simple country girl x naturally flirtatious college student who transmigrates into her body

Yaya has gotten herself into trouble.

The animal trap she set in the woods caught someone, a man covered in blood and barely breathing.

Even though his face was smeared with grime, his handsome, refined features were still clear. He was far beyond the likes of an ordinary man.

Yaya is frightened, but also a little relieved. With an ulterior motive, she brings him home and carefully tends to him. Unexpectedly, the man has lost his memory. When he wakes up, he asks Yaya a string of bizarre questions.

Things like, "Is this Hengdian?" and "Are you an actor?" Yaya can't answer a single one. Afraid he's become an idiot, Yaya is feeling rather hopeless. But then she looks at the handsome man lying on her bed with a dazed expression, and a wicked smile appears on her face.

"So what if he's an idiot? At least he's handsome~"

And so, with a clumsy lie, she traps the "little fool" in a cage called "love," hoping that fate will reward her with a gift equal in measure to what she gives the young man.

But she doesn't know that everything fate gives has already been assigned a price in secret.

Yet a single mistaken thought can turn a tiny error into a vast one.

Theme: Love and peace