The Pitiful Little One in the Compound After Seeing the Comments

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Cheng Zhi fainted while visiting her parents' graves. The first thing she did after waking up was break up with the boyfriend she'd been discussing marriage with.

Her boyfriend begged her to reconsider, but Cheng Zhi wouldn't budge. She went straight to his house and searched a hidden compartment in his room, where she found a stack of letters.

They were all about bribery and corruption, along with letters plotting to marry his legitimate girlfriend for her family's wealth.

Her boyfriend went deathly pale. Everyone else fell silent.

After Cheng Zhi sent the scumbag to prison, she locked herself in her home.

She dug all over the place with a shovel.

Then she stared silently at the glittering gold beneath it.

Cheng Zhi: So that thing really was telling the truth!!

Three days earlier, she had suddenly begun seeing "comments."

The comments told her she was merely a supporting female character in a novel.

Her first half of life would be smooth and happy, but in the second half, her scumbag boyfriend would take her family's wealth, sell her into the mountains, and leave her dead without a complete body.

Her purpose in the story was to sell her house to the heroine before she died, so the heroine could dig gold bars out from under the stove and earn her first fortune.

[Keep digging! There's more underneath!]

Cheng Zhi: Sure enough, I dug up a few more!

[Don't drink the brown sugar water! It's been drugged!]

[This courtyard is such a madhouse. You'd never guess that someone so inconspicuous is actually a spy...]

With the comments to guide her, Cheng Zhi took down the scumbag, set the neighbors straight, and turned the chaotic courtyard into a model community. She got promoted and a raise, and her life just kept getting better.

The only downside was that matchmakers kept showing up at her door every day.

Fed up, Cheng Zhi happened to run into Gu Yizhou, whom she hadn't seen in years.

Gu Yizhou had a bad temper and was famous for being vicious in a fight. He also had a sick younger brother to care for, making him a well-known poor wretch in the neighborhood. He was old enough to marry, but even the matchmakers steered clear of him.

But Cheng Zhi immediately went and registered her marriage to him.

The neighbors said Cheng Zhi had been picky only to choose the most useless man, and that she was born to live a hard life. The matchmakers gossiped behind her back, calling her blind and waiting for her to become a laughingstock. Cheng Zhi ignored them, wearing a mysterious smile.

[Isn't this the future richest man who made his fortune in traditional Chinese medicine? He shows up this early?]

[No wonder he's the richest man. He even had to be first to register his marriage.]

[So the supporting character is the big shot's unforgettable white moonlight?]

In his previous life, Gu Yizhou had been too timid to confess to his moon. After watching her get married, he left.

Who could have known that the parting would be forever? His white moonlight died a tragic death, and he hadn't even managed to protect her last keepsake.

Reborn, Gu Yizhou waited along the road his white moonlight had to take home, arranging their encounter and getting to her first!

My new novel, The Deposed Crown Prince Couple Transmigrates to the Seventies, is now available. Please add it to your favorites!

On the day of her wedding to the Crown Prince, Yang Dai transmigrated.

The bad news: she went from being the daughter of the Duke of Cheng's household to a country girl in a little village in the 1970s, living by the mountains and surviving on bran and wild vegetables.

The formerly pampered and highborn young lady had no choice but to pick up a hoe, bend over to pull weeds, learn to live like a person from the seventies, and outwit her neighbors and sisters-in-law.

The worse news: her moody Crown Prince fiance had transmigrated with her and become her new husband.

Looking at their freshly issued marriage certificate, Yang Dai was speechless.

Ridiculous. The Duke of Cheng's household was bound to the Crown Prince's faction, so she had been forced to become a pawn in a political marriage. Now that everyone was equal and marriage was a free choice, she could tell him to get lost!

Though her start was a complete disaster, thankfully her dowry had come with her, along with access to the Duke's family vault. She could have anything she wanted.

Yang Dai gave a grand wave, pulled an axe out of her space, and voiced what she had wanted for years.

"Divorce!"

A cup of poisoned wine sent Crown Prince Han Lin to the 1970s.

He had barely grasped the situation when his childhood sweetheart and fiancee, no, now his newlywed wife, threatened him with an axe and demanded a divorce.

Han Lin had been engaged to her since childhood, but he knew they weren't suited to each other. His fiancee was gentle and obedient, a renowned young lady of good breeding in the capital, while his life had been full of blades and bloodshed, and his reputation was in tatters.

Reborn into a new era, he ought to start a new life, and he had never been one to force anyone.

He took the axe from her and pretended not to hear what she had said.

As if. He'd been in love with her for years, and now that he'd finally gotten his wish, how could he let go?

Moral: Your fate is in your own hands.