Reborn, the Big Shot Tears Up the Cannon Fodder Script

In modern times, Fu Yuanzhen was the head of the Fu Group. Later, she transmigrated into the body of a princess. After her father's sudden death, she became the regent princess to protect her younger brother. However, she was betrayed and killed by her mother (stepmother), brother, fiancé, and maid.

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After reading a few chapters, I got to the part where the female lead "came back to life." Because she's quite ruthless towards her servant "father," and she's very self-identified, but she seems eager to distance herself from her "mother," it feels a bit uncomfortable. However, seeing how protective her "mother" is of her, according to the usual tropes, their relationship should get pretty good later on, right? (๑• . •๑)?

Let me start by talking about myself. I got this book recommended by someone else. I think that to write a good character, you need to consider many aspects and angles. Now let's talk about the plot. I haven't finished reading it yet, I've only read part of it. Judging from the descriptions in the first few chapters, it's a bit stiff. How should I put it?

Fu Yuanzhen was initially the head of the Fu Group, and one of her employees was named Chu Mengtian. Chu Mengtian wrote a fantasy novel, also known as "Rebellious World". Later, for some unknown reason [the reason will be explained later ●v●], Fu Yuanzhen transmigrated into the world of "Rebellion" and became a cannon fodder princess, Ning Xiu's white moonlight.

Some people don't understand Chu Huai'an's actions and think he's a fool. Here's why Chu Huai'an did what he did. "A rare commodity is worth hoarding," "Killing one's wife to gain a generalship," and "Selling one's daughter for glory"—many people have probably heard these phrases and know what they mean, so Chu Huai'an's actions are easy to understand.

Why didn't I receive any personal messages about this monthly pass event?

It's great; every book by this author is great.

Thank you for your hard work writing this! Looking forward to your new book!

I missed the event because I was saving up my posts, but if I don't save up my posts, there won't be enough to read every day. So sad!