Zhu Li had a dream. In it, the boyfriend she'd just agreed to date was the male lead in a novel, dating her while also flirting ambiguously with his childhood sweetheart, the female lead.
And she was the supporting character who wouldn't take no for an answer.
She got dumped for hurting the female lead.
And somehow, it was all true.
Zhu Li had always been the one to break up with people, so of course she couldn't accept this. That very night, wearing the red dress her ex had given her, she seduced his prestigious, cold-hearted roommate.
Only, she didn't tie up all the loose ends.
She got pregnant.
Sitting in front of the Civil Affairs Bureau, about to sign the papers, Zhu Li felt deeply awkward. Very, very awkward.
She hadn't even managed to hold the hand of the cute younger guy she'd just flirted with.
And now she was going to be someone else's wife.
What a headache.
She glanced at her future husband, sitting ramrod straight beside her and as cold as a refrigerator. What a bigger headache.
Zhu Li and Jiang Yaoxi's relationship began with an accident.
She never expected him to be a little different from what she'd imagined.
Everyone thought she was lucky to find such a good husband.
Only Jiang Yaoxi told her, "Meeting you is my good fortune."
Sultry heroine × cold male lead.
Upcoming novel: "I Had a Baby with the Male Lead's Uncle"
After realizing she was the villainous supporting character in a novel, Yun Ya impulsively decided to break up with the male lead. Who knew she'd step right into a trap?
When she opened her eyes again, she was standing on a rooftop, a suspected mentally ill person who had tried to kill herself and made the news.
She was also married to the male lead's uncle!
And had a daughter!
Six years later, Yun Ya's whole world was falling apart. Everyone avoided her, looking at her as if she were crazy.
Her husband, whom she'd gotten by mistake, tossed a divorce agreement in front of her. "Didn't you want a divorce? Fine, I'll give you one!"
Her daughter treated her coldly. "I don't want a bad mommy!"
Yun Ya: ?
Help! What kind of hellish start is this?
"Living with the Poor Campus Heartthrob"
Jiang Yue had just finished arguing with her fiance when she discovered she'd transmigrated three years into the future.
Her family was bankrupt?
Her current partner was the poor campus heartthrob from her university days?
Fine. He'd been a top student back then, so surely he couldn't be doing too badly.
Then he came home to inherit the family noodle shop.
Jiang Yue: ...
Jiang Yue: You should have ambitions. Keep pursuing your field and make something of yourself...
Ning Qi: The noodle shop has been in my family for generations.
Jiang Yue: I want to live in a huge mansion.
Ning Qi: A little courtyard is lovely.
Jiang Yue: My clothes have to be the most expensive and the best.
Ning Qi: Affordable clothes are better value.
Jiang Yue: I want to see performances at a grand theater.
Ning Qi: The open-air plaza is pretty nice too.
Jiang Yue: I want to eat at a five-star hotel.
Ning Qi: Street food is delicious.
Jiang Yue only wanted to make do with him temporarily. Once her father came back, she'd leave. She definitely wasn't going to stay with a poor guy who had no ambition.
Later, Ning Qi's billionaire grandfather came to beg him to return home and inherit the family fortune.
Jiang Yue: ?
So the young master really did love street food?
Completed novel: "Raising a Baby with the Male Lead"
Theme: Feel the warmth and love.
The heroine is angry that the hero doesn't tell him something, but the heroine doesn't say anything either. Ah, I can't stand it. It's such a perfunctory ending. Please show more of the heroine's psychology. She's like a dummy. No love or hate can be seen. The hero is also a perfect male protagonist. Nothing else can be seen.
There are a lot of typos, and the plot behind it feels incoherent.
To be honest, when I saw this, I didn't want to read any more. Put too much emphasis on something. If two people have similar family backgrounds, or if they have a good relationship and are willing to give to each other, they can choose either person's surname. But up to this point, what I saw was that the male protagonist did a lot, and the female protagonist just didn't resist or retreat. If this was an article about doting on one's husband or doting on each other, I would be fine with it, but it doesn't seem to be the case at the moment. Second, there is no equality in status. The male protagonist's family really has a throne to inherit. For Jiang's father, if the business that the family has worked hard for is passed on to his son, and your son marries the daughter of an ordinary family and gives birth to a daughter, it will not matter. At present, your daughter-in-law has not shown any great ability (compared to the business empire or scientific research or other talents and future). Under such circumstances, your granddaughter and your daughter-in-law have the same surname, and the family business has changed their surname. Is it a heart attack? Quite heartbreaking. Even if I take my father's surname and get married and change my surname in the future, there will be a transition. If you take your mother's surname now, no matter what happens in the future, your descendants will not take their father's surname. This is a complete surname change. Really heartbroken. Either they are equal in love and affection or they are equal in wealth and status, and it doesn't matter who's surname they are. But in a situation where both are unequal, although a woman has suffered a lot when giving birth to a child, the child still has a lifetime, and she will also inherit her father's wealth and connections. Aren't these things important? Who can say it's not important? In this case, I think it's really too much to take my mother's surname. I don't admire men, I just think equality and respect are important. I didn't see how much the heroine had put in, or what her shining point was.
It's okay, I like the male protagonist
"He" gave the author a big worm~she
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
Why do I keep opening new posts and then locking them again?
It feels not simple. I urinate according to the routine, with a hand behind my back.
The "old man" gave the author a big worm ~ two people
"The girl next to Zhuli is happy" is a big bug for the author ~ I feel that this paragraph does not make sense and is a bit awkward.
Got Together with My Ex's Brother-In-Law
What Should I Do If My Ex-Husband Comes to Snatch the Child?
What Should I Do If the Robot Goes Crazy?
Planet Invasion
How Was the Queen Made?
About the Fact That My Dad Made Himself Poor by Building Robots
This Marriage Is Different from What I Thought
What Should I Do If My Ex Gives Birth to Twin Girls?
After Saving the Villain
What Should I Do If My Wife Is Away from Home Every Day?
After Exchanging Bodies with Boss Ba
The Hero's Fiancée
The heroine is angry that the hero doesn't tell him something, but the heroine doesn't say anything either. Ah, I can't stand it. It's such a perfunctory ending. Please show more of the heroine's psychology. She's like a dummy. No love or hate can be seen. The hero is also a perfect male protagonist. Nothing else can be seen.
There are a lot of typos, and the plot behind it feels incoherent.
To be honest, when I saw this, I didn't want to read any more. Put too much emphasis on something. If two people have similar family backgrounds, or if they have a good relationship and are willing to give to each other, they can choose either person's surname. But up to this point, what I saw was that the male protagonist did a lot, and the female protagonist just didn't resist or retreat. If this was an article about doting on one's husband or doting on each other, I would be fine with it, but it doesn't seem to be the case at the moment. Second, there is no equality in status. The male protagonist's family really has a throne to inherit. For Jiang's father, if the business that the family has worked hard for is passed on to his son, and your son marries the daughter of an ordinary family and gives birth to a daughter, it will not matter. At present, your daughter-in-law has not shown any great ability (compared to the business empire or scientific research or other talents and future). Under such circumstances, your granddaughter and your daughter-in-law have the same surname, and the family business has changed their surname. Is it a heart attack? Quite heartbreaking. Even if I take my father's surname and get married and change my surname in the future, there will be a transition. If you take your mother's surname now, no matter what happens in the future, your descendants will not take their father's surname. This is a complete surname change. Really heartbroken. Either they are equal in love and affection or they are equal in wealth and status, and it doesn't matter who's surname they are. But in a situation where both are unequal, although a woman has suffered a lot when giving birth to a child, the child still has a lifetime, and she will also inherit her father's wealth and connections. Aren't these things important? Who can say it's not important? In this case, I think it's really too much to take my mother's surname. I don't admire men, I just think equality and respect are important. I didn't see how much the heroine had put in, or what her shining point was.
It's okay, I like the male protagonist
"He" gave the author a big worm~she
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
Why do I keep opening new posts and then locking them again?
It feels not simple. I urinate according to the routine, with a hand behind my back.
The "old man" gave the author a big worm ~ two people
"The girl next to Zhuli is happy" is a big bug for the author ~ I feel that this paragraph does not make sense and is a bit awkward.