1. The main story is complete. Original female protagonist, paired with Zhang Qiling. Characters may be out of character.
2. The focus is on romance, which gets complicated and involves other characters. The original plot will be simplified. No ship wars; drop the story if it's not for you.
That's all.
After dying of overwork, office worker Zhu Yinxi was born into a rural family in Guangxi in the 1980s. She expected a hellish start: a bare-bones home, extreme poverty, and at least eight siblings. Instead, before she was even a month old, her entire family emigrated abroad.
Looking at their estate, which was as big as seven or eight soccer fields, Zhu Yinxi realized to her surprise that she was a hidden-generation rich kid. She began living the true rich young lady's life, something she'd only ever seen online in her previous life.
She thought she was in a parallel world, but in 2000, while returning to China with her family for the Qingming Festival, Zhu Yinxi unexpectedly rescued a man with amnesia and no known identity.
Zhu Yinxi hadn't wanted to get involved, but after seeing how incredibly handsome the man looked after washing his face, she shamefully had a thought too explicit to pass review.
Zhu: Dear Mom and Dad, would you like a handsome son-in-law?
Zhu's parents: ?
Using her life-saving favor and relentless pestering, Zhu Yinxi successfully tricked the man into becoming her boyfriend. She pulled strings and spent money to get him a household registration and ID card, then whisked him abroad overnight.
Two years later, they got married in Britain. But just over half a year into their marriage, the man suddenly said he had remembered part of his past and wanted to return to China alone to find out the rest before coming back.
Busy with work, Zhu Yinxi thought nothing of it and readily agreed. But the man was gone for a whole month and was almost completely out of touch.
While still in Britain, Zhu Yinxi went frantic searching for him, only to discover she was pregnant. She used every contact she had in China, filing police reports and putting out missing-person notices. At last, she found a few clues in Hangzhou.
So Zhu Yinxi landed in Hangzhou in the middle of the night, carrying a British marriage certificate and searching everywhere for him. By chance, she met the owner of Wushan Ju, and only then realized she'd transmigrated into The Grave Robbers' Chronicles.
Zhu Yinxi: Stop right there!
The man silently hid his face with his hood: ...
Zhu Yinxi: I'd recognize you even as ashes! Zhang Guan! Zhang Qiling!
Theme: Love comes from a series of coincidences!
Don't know. . Why should we arrange pregnancy, and why should we fight when we are pregnant? . Even if it's fan fiction, we should respect the basic logic, right?
If the heroine's child is lost, she must bear 50% of the responsibility. Isn't it normal to go on a tomb raiding trip even though you know you have a child? Meeting monsters is normal. Even the protagonist cannot avoid being bumped into and hurt. She still wants to be intact
I don't understand. If the first trip to the grave was the struggle of the heroine as an ordinary person, desperate to try even if she was pregnant, then why did she go to the grave for the second time? What was she asking for? Does the child really matter?! If you know the plot, you should know more about the narrow escape from death. Have you never thought about miscarriage? They always emphasize that the heroine is rational, but she can't see it and her logic doesn't make sense.
After such a tossing method, the child did not fall out
To be honest, I don't think the problem lies with the male and female protagonists. The world in the novel comes from the author's will. You have written a BG fanfic for my little brother, so you should feel sorry for him, so doing these operations is really incomprehensible. I don't like male videos borrowing the excellent brilliance of female characters to embellish the charm and excellence of men, and I don't like BG to abuse our favorite characters in fandom to create the characters in your writing.
God, you are still fighting when you are pregnant?? Obviously I have read the original work and know how high the physical fitness is required to fight, but these parents are absolutely amazing when it comes to this child...
When I saw this, I just wanted to see if the poor child had fallen off, and indeed it had fallen off. I specifically read the following chapters. So did the author design the miscarriage so that the heroine could flirt with other male characters? To be honest, I don't mind all directions. If the heroine must flirt with other male characters, then don't design a miscarriage after having a child! Are children part of your play?
I don't like the heroine. If she's not pregnant, there's no problem with this character. If she's pregnant and knows the plot, she's still going that far. Does she think she's pregnant with Invincible? [Rolling eyes] [Rolling eyes] [Rolling eyes]
So why does the heroine prefer not to have children to follow the plot? There is no golden finger reward, so what are you looking for? Forced intelligence
The heroine is pure and crazy. She loves Zhang Qiling a lot. The heroine knows that Zhang Qiling is looking for memories and cares about her life experience. The heroine knows but does not tell him. Seeing that she was about to have a miscarriage, she suddenly started to care about the child, but the heroine clearly knew how dangerous it was in the tomb. An ordinary person with no skills had to go to the tomb, let alone a pregnant woman who should have had an abortion long ago. Such behavior did not pay much attention to the child, nor did she care about her own life. Don't you really feel that being underground is a burden?