❤️ The Villain series is underway! New story: The Children of Destiny Are All My Dogs
(↓↓↓↓ Revisions are ongoing. Pirated copies are incomplete; I'm only responsible for the official version.)
With a painstaking scheme that took a long time to carry out, Zhou An gradually manipulated the second young master of the Song family of Jinghua into the palm of her hand.
She pretended to be an innocent little sweetheart, but behind the scenes she stopped at nothing.
The day Song Zeshan learned the whole truth, grief filled his eyes. He urged her to turn back, hoping to save her: "An'an, stop."
But Zhou An poured a whole glass of red wine over his white shirt and laughed at his disheveled appearance. "To hell with salvation. I don't need it."
The word "salvation" is disgusting. It's what a lofty god says to someone who has suffered terribly.
Zhou An knew that even if she got another chance, she'd make the same choices, because the only person she loved most was herself.
/Always love yourself more/Only those who save themselves can be saved/ Clear-eyed self-interest/Passionate and alive/
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[Secondary romance]
Jiang Nanzheng liked watching people cry, especially Miss Xie Lan, the picture of elegance.
He was ruthless, vicious, and arrogant, playing a game of beast tearing into rabbit.
But her gaze remained detached, as though she had never been swept up in the love he offered.
"If you want a perfect wife, then I'll play the part."
"I've never loved you, not even for a single moment!"
/Don't pity a miserable bastard/Love a resilient orchid/
A few words from the author:
1. The heroine loves herself most, so whether or not she loves the hero, she will never hesitate to put her own goals first.
2. The second male lead loves the second female lead like a complete lunatic, but she has never loved him.
3. If you like the secondary romance, its early chapters are marked in the titles. Later on, its plot will merge with the main story.
4. The full story costs a little over 4 yuan. I hope you'll support the official version. I'll write free bonus chapters for everyone later. Thank you!
Next up: The Heroine's Descent into Scumminess, formerly titled The Gold-Digging Villainess Drops Her Act. Please visit my page.
Theme: Please keep saving yourself, again and again.
From the perspective of an old reader who has been reading for more than ten years, my wife's novels will definitely become popular in time. In this novel, I discovered my own hypocrisy and weakness. I have been reading feminist books recently and my female consciousness has awakened. I really like to read novels with female protagonists. However, after reading this book by the author, I found that the sad thing is that I still love men. When Professor Song was indifferent, I really wanted them to be together, but I knew very clearly that in reality, the heroine would only be the one who was sent in to be the mistress of Wu Xiubo or the Three Sheeps. In my subconscious, I couldn't be as cruel as a man. Perhaps the author's Professor Song was too well portrayed, or more likely because I still have the withdrawn introversion in my subconscious. I am unwilling to bear the storms of the real world alone. I would rather choose a superior man, hide in his arms, and enjoy the material, honor, social status, etc. He provides with peace of mind. After all, as long as I marry a man, I can get all of this effortlessly. What a tempting choice! But they are all illusions. I really hate my soft-heartedness, but I am also glad that the era I live in has so many advanced ideas for women's liberation, to understand the real world, rather than in the world constructed by male society: women are incomplete people, women are inherently inferior to men, and women are playthings. Women are not destined by nature, they are made! The sad thing is that I still fall in love with the men portrayed by some female authors in the literature about spoiled wives. Even though I fell in love with the soul of the female author who created the male character, it still made me feel disconnected from my thoughts and actions.
The male protagonist is really naive and cruel. He is only suitable to be a concubine for the female protagonist. Hahahahaha, just serve the female protagonist gently at home. It is a pity that they did not see the plot where they knew the real relationship between the female protagonist and Mu Guang. I feel that they are really a group of evil people and their malicious speculation on the female protagonist is too high. The male protagonist keeps saying that he loves the female protagonist, but he never really understands the relationship between the two. Hey, the female protagonist is only a little bit away from being able to truly live in the sun with her brother. They were ruined by these people.
At the end of "Sahua", the heroine defeated her former self. I love this ending. The heroine did not rely on the hero to defeat Jiang Nanzheng. The highlight is always on the heroine. It is really well written.
So cruel... The heroine has had a bumpy journey and suffered many misfortunes. She finally got some warmth and felt that she could have a family. She was also willing to be honest with the hero. But the next second she had to face the fact that her brother who depended on each other might have been killed by the hero's brother... The hero's brother did not deny it in order to shock the heroine... I don't know who to blame. The hero didn't know anything and was well protected. He was kind and considerate... But it was also because of him that his brother intervened. The male protagonist is trying to protect his younger brother again... Damn it, it's the real murderer who made everyone suffer... I'm in pain too, and I feel sorry for An An.
Personally, I feel that the ending is a little rushed, but overall it is still very good, especially the heroine who has faced the darkness of human nature, but can always ask herself to be "fair and trustworthy", truly love herself, and be responsible for herself. It is really good~ I feel that the heroine is the "weird" and "idiosyncratic", and her character is more scarce than the male protagonist~
I really want to see what life will be like later on
I really hate Jiang and Song Although the male protagonist says that he is essentially a kind person, I think his kindness is not a kind of cruelty to the female protagonist. He will not put himself in the female protagonist's shoes and think about why she does this. He may only do it to realize the justice in his heart. I do not deny that the justice in his heart is right, but he does it for the sake of reality. This will lead to the sacrifice of current people. Isn't this a kind of cruelty? I remember that the author once talked about his academic opinions. I think his academic opinions are completely consistent with his character. They are too idealistic and ignore the current practical needs (hahaha, I'm talking nonsense again) I think he himself is living in a utopia, and he has a feeling of why not eat minced meat. I feel that the current development of the plot should be in the direction of be. He cannot empathize with the heroine's experience. This is exactly a kind of spiritual gap between the two people.
I have to scold this pervert Jiang Gou every day. My poor Xiaojie can form the Avengers with An An.
I'm really convinced. Everyone is created equal. I don't understand why these privileged classes can take it for granted. It's hard for us An'an. She's in hard mode. It's up to others to judge her. I'm convinced. (No malice, the writing is really nice.)
Ah, why is the extra episode locked?