Meng Tang transmigrated into a book. Her father doted on her, her mother loved her, and she had five highly successful older brothers. Yet the original owner somehow managed to ruin such a winning hand, all because she was the novel's heroine: the tragic stand-in caught in a torturous romance with the scumbag male lead until the very end. Only when she died did he realize he had fallen in love with her...
Meng Tang's take: “That trash male lead should just get together with his scheming white moonlight and tear each other apart. As for me... I'm out. I'm going to find my rich, handsome second male lead!”
Later, she did find him, and he really was rich and handsome. The catch was that this second male lead was actually the novel's villainous final boss. Once Meng Tang boarded his ship, there was no getting off. In a daze, she married him, and he doted on her for the rest of her life.
The language is fresh and refined! The story has twists and turns and is touching! The plot is contagious! The characters have outstanding personalities! I hope this book will bring sunshine to China! Du Ni Wenxiang came to visit with "Jiangshan Hiring Fenghua"!
I originally thought the article was well written and I was quite interested in it, but the names were confusing and there were too many typos, making it too difficult to read. I really beg the author to correct the typos and words.
There were so many typos, she and he couldn't tell them apart, and it gave him a headache. I really can't stand it anymore.
The writing is very good, I recommend it.
The language is fresh and refined! The story has twists and turns and is touching! The plot is contagious! The characters have outstanding personalities! I hope this book will bring sunshine to China! Du Ni Wenxiang came to visit with "Jiangshan Hiring Fenghua"!
I originally thought the article was well written and I was quite interested in it, but the names were confusing and there were too many typos, making it too difficult to read. I really beg the author to correct the typos and words.
There were so many typos, she and he couldn't tell them apart, and it gave him a headache. I really can't stand it anymore.