Transmigrating into a book is great, but transmigrating as a real villain is not.
With the worst possible start, Cui Baiyu was in for a hard life.
After all, aside from eating, drinking, having fun, and waiting around for death, she wasn't good for much.
But in the original novel, the heroine's heart and liver were ripped out.
To stay alive, Cui Yu seemed to casually flirt with all kinds of men.
With the Crown Prince, she was lively and adorable.
With the young marquis, she was virtuous and demure.
With her personal guard, she was a hopeless simp.
Cast your net wide, and surely someone will take the bait, right?
Cui Yu's life motto: You can never go wrong using men with power and status!
Cui Yu's track record: Never once has she messed up.
A scheming white lotus who won't give up until she sees the coffin x a desperate, wronged mad dog
Everything in this story is fictional, and the setting is nonsense.
Theme: Bowing in submission to the one you love
The blackening progress is still too slow, please speed up 🐶
What if you never admit your mistakes [Cai Dog]
Wuwuwu, it's okay, madam, three times is more important. Wuwuwu, the update will be late. It's okay, we will wait for you.
C9: I can't control myself right away!
C9: I'm jealous, but I don't understand 💪
It's justifiable
Is the male protagonist 6 years older than the female protagonist or is the female protagonist 6 years older than the male protagonist?
So has the heroine always been part of the Queen Mother's faction? Or is she currently dormant with Zhao Xin?