[Fake Straightening, Both Male Leads Are Heterosexual at Heart, From Universally Hated to Universally Adored]
Xie Qingyan transmigrates into a book, landing in an angsty boys' love novel. The male lead, Shen Shiyan, is gentle and refined, while the love interest, Chi Xianlin, is beautiful as a woman and dashing in his fine clothes. After a relationship marked by love and hate, the two finally find their happy ending together.
Xie Qingyan, meanwhile, is a cannon-fodder female supporting character who falls for Shen Shiyan on a whim. Along the way, she lays down plenty of stepping stones for the main couple's love story, only to meet a grisly end, her body nowhere to be found.
After transmigrating, all Xie Qingyan wants is to stay far away from the main couple and survive.
But later...
The usually gentle and aloof Senior Brother Shen's eyes redden, tears soaking his collar. "Don't you need me to comb your hair for you anymore?"
The cold and twisted Junior Brother Chi stands by her bed, smiling. "Why would he love you? What difference is there between a woman's body and a man's?"
And later still...
A pale hand rests at the ends of her hair, gently stroking it. Junior Brother Chi's eyes curve in a faint smile. "A Yan, don't you want to enjoy the blessings of having two husbands?"
Senior Brother Shen keeps a straight face and presses his lips together. "My beloved is pure and adorable. This isn't her fault. The only one to blame is that despicable rogue who seduced her."
Reader's guide:
① The two male leads are not in love with each other, and nothing inappropriate will happen between them. There will be no BL content in this novel.
② In the later chapters, the two male leads will compete fiercely for her, with plenty of scenes of them tearing each other's hair out.
③ This is written to suit my personal tastes. If that's not your thing, please don't read.
④ There will be plenty of dark, twisted content, and things will get downright crazy later on. If I accidentally upset any dear readers, I apologize in advance. I'm already on my knees, crying.
"I Dumped the Brooding Man, and Now He Won't Leave Me Alone"
Everyone says Chen Yue'e has a kind heart.
Most of her neighbors have received her help at one time or another. Even when those shameless beggars are so hungry they sprawl in front of her shop and refuse to leave, she doesn't get angry or blame them for hurting her business. She even takes the initiative to offer them a bowl of noodles.
A face like Guanyin's and the heart of a bodhisattva: that must be the perfect way to describe Chen Yue'e.
Only Chen Yue'e knows that when she was young, she did something unforgivable. She destroyed someone, crushing his dignity and trust beneath her heel. She tricked him. As she stared into the boy's disbelieving, shocked, and resentful eyes, she clutched her stomach and shakily got to her feet. Without looking back, she ran faster and faster, the wind nearly cutting through her ears.
She heard the boy behind her howl in pain and curse, over and over saying, "I'll kill you."
But she still didn't look back.
*
He should have been a carefree child of heaven, blessed with endless love and affection. But after his childhood friend betrayed and abandoned him, and bandits broke his leg, Cui Huaijin changed. The once pampered and proud young noble became taciturn and unpredictable.
The only thing he wanted was Chen Yue'e.
He would find her,
and then kill her.
*
Back then, Chen Yue'e didn't know
that she would never escape Cui Huaijin's cage.
Kindhearted and resilient merchant's daughter x sensitive, suspicious, and twisted young nobleman
Theme: Love brings warmth
This Senior Sister Song is so innocent and pitiful
The first part is clearly well written, but the second half is like sleepwalking.
The plot has been very confusing since Chapter 73, even a bit OOC. Were you in a hurry to end it?
Who is the male protagonist of this book? Or should we say both are male protagonists? I think the most fleshed-out character created in this book so far is Chi Xianlin. He is a character with a sense of story. He had a wealthy but miserable childhood in the fantasy world, which is very different from the ruthless and bottomless evil he is now. I want to know his mental journey and changes more and more. Relatively speaking, the role of Senior Brother Xie is a bit of a piece of paper, only what the heroine feels from the book, and he is a character with little endorsement. He only has a simple life experience and setting, which is the image of the senior brother in the sect (the same as the settings in other books), as well as some feelings of inferiority and tension during the relationship with the heroine. If this feeling is written down, Junior Brother Chi will overwhelm Senior Brother Xie. Moreover, the heroine's own sense of existence is not particularly subjective. After all, this book is a female-oriented literature developed from the perspective of the heroine. I suggest that the heroine's growth mentality be strengthened in the later stage. If there are two male protagonists, the story background of the senior brother should be more, otherwise the junior brother's sense of prominence will be more prominent than the two of them.
??? There is too little foreshadowing in the previous article. This sublimation is really inexplicable.
Ah? Did you really kill someone so casually... It's a bit hard to accept...
Why does it become so dull later in the writing? It ends so quickly. The plot moves so quickly.
The early part was really good and I ordered it all straight away. I can understand that the author worked hard to write the article, but the later part was a bit too hasty and couldn't take over the previous feeling. It ended very hastily and the ending was actually be. The extra episode was reunited, but it still felt like it ended inexplicably. I hope the author will continue to work hard and design the later part of the article well. Come on, teacher, but it's still too uncomfortable for me.
From this point on, everything went crazy. It was clear that Senior Brother Shen and Junior Sister Xie were so well matched, and that this Chi was so unmatched. It felt like a pair of young lovers who were clearly in love insisted on adding a man to the mix, making the couple weird. The main heroine did not have any cp feeling with this Chi, nor could she be compared with Senior Brother Shen. The gap was too big to [disappear]
The more I write, the more it falls apart... A big mess.