My other novel, "Sweet Story Cooking Plan [Quick Transmigration]," is currently updating. Come check it out~
A lazybones and a loyal dog:
[An easygoing, comforting sunshine heroine who knows how to soothe people x a taciturn, loyal military officer who falls in love at first sight]
A head start on romance: married first, love later
Fang Yao, a kindhearted beauty and university student from the 21st century, was hit by a car and transmigrated into the body of a little girl with the same name in the 1970s. Before she'd even processed what happened, she suddenly learned that she had transmigrated into a book, and into the body of a miserable minor character destined to die. Fang Yao was dumbfounded.
Facing a tough start and struggling to survive, Fang Yao only wanted to die quickly. Wait, who is her blind date?
Yan Zheng, a powerful background character in "The Big Winner of the 1970s," came from a distinguished family, was exceptionally capable, and had a handsome, noble-looking face. Though he was widowed and had a child, that golden thigh was more than enough to make up for it.
Fang Yao got back to her feet: I can do this after all! Big shot, please protect me!
But as they lived together, things felt more and more off. Watching the big shot washing clothes by the door, Fang Yao wondered: Is this how big shots usually act?
Oh well, the man has an eight-pack. She can keep seeing how things go.
Synopsis for my other novel, "Sweet Story Cooking Plan [Quick Transmigration]" ↓
"Beep! Golden finger successfully delivered! Target: Qin Yourong. Golden finger: Spirit Spring. Objective: Change the Host's death ending.
System scan of original data: The Host dies, her son becomes an orphan and wanders everywhere. When he grows up, he dies while jumping into a river to escape a theft charge. Her husband never marries in his lifetime, then dies in the line of duty during a secret mission."
The butterfly effect: A butterfly deep in the jungle gently flaps its wings, causing a storm across the ocean.
As the hurricane sweeps through, you and I see each other.
World 1: After regaining her memories, the delicate original wife decides to cling to the male lead.
The delicate original wife of a cold 1970s military officer dies just before she is found, and she has lost her memory. She dies never knowing why she became a widow, or that her son could have had a home.
System: Give her a Spirit Spring. Injuries or no injuries, heal everything. Do it in an instant.
The tearful, sobbing original wife: No matter what, we're sticking with you.
[The delicate, tear-prone woman x the poker-faced soldier]
World 2: The male lead's white moonlight returns early.
In CEO novels, the white moonlight who abandoned the male lead to study abroad always reappears after he finds someone else, then gets slapped in the face and used as a plot device, or ends up with her family ruined.
Looking at the woman still partying and living it up outside, the System says: I'll give you a prophetic dream. Let's see if you can keep fooling around after that.
White moonlight: You're saying that idiot is going to ruin my family? Who does he think he is!
[The gorgeous rose who makes a scene and does whatever she wants x the pitiful, lovesick CEO]
Theme: A beautiful life takes care and effort to build.
It's always like this. When the time comes, Wen will be a stepmother.
No, how many marriages are there? Are giving birth to a child and then running away a cuckold the same thing?
I read novels about stepmothers being good. I have seen the video of teacher Song Dandan before, and I think it makes sense. Both parties are forced to accept it. She wants her husband to love her, so she accepts the child, and the child wants her father to love her, so she accepts the father's current wife. She is not related by blood and is not an adopted child by both parties. Every little thing will be magnified, and no matter how big the cake is, there will always be unsatisfactory times. If both parties are related by blood, it will be better. If there is no blood relationship, the conflict will be magnified.
I don't understand the comment section. Didn't it say that my ex-wife died in childbirth? Why is he cheating and abusing his children?
Didn't you say she died in childbirth? How can you still domestically abuse your daughter? Does it mean having two ex-wives?
I read novels about stepmothers being good. I have seen the video of teacher Song Dandan before, and I think it makes sense. Both parties are forced to accept it. She wants her husband to love her, so she accepts the child, and the child wants her father to love her, so she accepts the father's current wife. She is not related by blood and is not an adopted child by both parties. Every little thing will be magnified, and no matter how big the cake is, there will always be unsatisfactory times. If both parties are related by blood, it will be better. If there is no blood relationship, the conflict will be magnified.
Is it true that anyone who writes about stepmothers would not be upset when they see the child in front of them? Or are you lying to yourself? The money and energy required to raise a child is immeasurable. You have already given away the resources of your own children before you even start. How can such a generous person really exist?
Hello? The writing about Yan's marriage relationship here is very confusing. At one moment, his ex-wife died in childbirth, and at another, he was greedy for money, cuckolded, and domestically abused his daughter. I originally thought that the person who died in childbirth was a person, and the cuckold was the one who was named later in the original article, but why did he write that he was set up by his father? It's so confusing.
The author should indicate in the copy that it is a stepmother article, it feels a bit like copywriting fraud
Is the daughter the male protagonist's biological child? Are he and his ex-wife actually married? Isn't it a double-cleansing relationship?