
The Decade’s Rival? The Academic Prodigy Is Reborn and Wins Big
年代对照组?学霸重生赢麻了
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- Completed
- Length
- 342k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Reborn and still a stepmother? Didn't she raise enough children in her past life?
I recently learned a phrase that I use to explain certain articles on female-oriented content. Do you want to write a female protagonist or a male protagonist?
This isn't ancient times. In this era, people couldn't choose their own marriage partners; otherwise, the liberation would have been pointless.
There's a story about two stepsisters, one who married a prince and the other a scholar. In the end, the one who married the prince couldn't compete with the concubine, while the one who married the scholar became the wife of a high-ranking official. Then they were both reborn. Are these two stories really just different versions of the same thing?
1V2 is not good, we need 2v2.