There's a time-travel novel where the heroine is called Rong Li.

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"The Chronicles of a Husband and Wife's Time Travel" was a modern romance and urban life novel by the author, Rong Ran. It told the story of a woman who had traveled through time and returned to the time before she traveled through time. Moreover, she had suddenly become fifteen years younger. This was something to be celebrated! However, who could tell her that her coffin-faced ex-husband had also transmigrated? How could she break this?

"The Lost Princess of Time Travel" was an ancient romance novel written by the author, Wandering Soul Purple Night. It told the story of her transmigration to become a princess, but she was misunderstood again and again. What would happen to her fate? Unintentionally involved in national wars and conspiracies, was it true love or fake love? How could she escape from fate…When she became a ghost again, she didn't even have the time to say that she loved you. Which part of her journey through time was her real self…
The key words of the story were: Miaomiao, Murong Yi, Wangfei, slightly injured.

"The Female Supporting Character Is Superpowered" was a modern romance and love story created by the author, Zhizi Jueran. It told the story of "The Soul Transmits the Book","The Era of Emptiness", and "Tian". A woman's soul transits into the world of books, and she suddenly returns to a hundred years ago. When she walks, she walks on her feet. When she eats, she cooks with her own hands. When she goes far away, she needs a letter of recommendation! In the eyes of a certain woman, these were not problems. The biggest problem was why the original body was the first wife who was killed by the female protagonist's cannon fodder! The overall evaluation of the book list was: Qiaoqiao's special ability, her brother is King Kong, and there's a domineering male lead;

"Noble Daughter" was an ancient romance novel written by the author of the oil lamp. It told the story: Introduction: The aunt said that there was an accident called transmigration, and there was a demon called transmigration girl; The aunt said that the heavens had become a big sieve, and the culprit was the transmigration girl; The aunt said that the transmigration girl appeared in the world, and the world would be chaotic; The aunt said that to bring order out of chaos, the first thing to fight was the transmigration girl. Min Yu didn't know how much her aunt's words could be trusted, but when she found that her side was filled with transmigrated women, they were covetous of everything she had, identity, status, relatives, and even her husband. They either wanted to use the advantages of transmigrated women to beat her down and knock her down to dust, or they wanted to replace her with all kinds of deaths, Min Yu was furious. Did they really think that she was easy to bully? From today onwards, this lady will prevent fire, theft, and penetration! The overall evaluation of this book's book list was: "The original female protagonist's novel, it can be considered an inspirational story of growth, and on the way, she experienced various transmigration women..."| Native woman versus transmigrated woman, transmigration is not all-rounder, not bad, but the description of emotional lines can be more detailed.| Who said that transmigration would allow one to meet people, love cars, and ride cars? The natives of ancient times were also very powerful. The user group's evaluation of this book was:
I quite like this novel. At first, I didn't find it novel, but as I read it, I gradually liked it. I feel that the little girl is quite real [mn =33]. However, I feel that there is a point in the novel that is ridiculed. It is not very serious. Most female protagonists are like this now. It is about the issue of children. I saw the part where I chose a wife for my brother. The female lead raised the worldview of children. She said that if my sister-in-law couldn't give birth, she could consider adopting one... This was quite a strange statement. I really couldn't accept it. Perhaps it had something to do with me being from a relatively backward area, but I felt that my worldview was more traditional. I felt that the female lead's view of the world regarding children was completely meaningless. After thinking about it for a while, I felt that the female lead in the author's novel did not really care about her brother. Instead, she stood from her own point of view and imagined herself from the perspective of her future sister-in-law. She did not have any affection for her brother at all. It's not that I'm being extreme, but how should I put it? The author probably doesn't have any relatives like brothers, so she doesn't know how to love such relatives. Even only children are like this, so the female protagonist doesn't know how to show her affection. Fortunately, I'm still from the older generation. My parents aren't only children, so I can still observe what it means to be siblings from a distance (orthodox). Children first had to inherit their own bloodline. The brother's child would inherit the brother's bloodline. If the sister-in-law couldn't give birth, it meant that the brother would have no descendants. A sister who saw that her brother had no descendants but suggested to adopt was really abnormal. This was helping the sister-in-law to let her brother have no descendants. What was the meaning of adopting a child? Was it to inherit the family line, to support the elderly in the future, or was it purely to fill the emptiness in one's heart? To put it cruelly, it was a kind of utility relationship, especially for a woman. If she could not have a child related to her by blood, what was the point of raising someone else's child? Otherwise, why would those wives give birth to their own children? It was quite dangerous. Why not just let the concubines give birth? Why would those strong women who did not have to be controlled by their in-laws give birth to children? They could all go and hug one. At the end of the day, adoption was just a form of helplessness. They only adopted the child because of their own interests. At least, that was their original intention. Later on, they would truly love the child. That was also a feeling that was developed little by little. It was definitely not their original intention. This had to be made clear. This also explained why some wives who had no children would have a bastard son to carry out this obligation. The Mrs. Li mentioned in the article did this. This kind of child was just a tool. As for some husbands who would agree to adopt without children, other than the objective conditions, they would only agree because they were completely controlled by their wives. They would agree because they loved their wives, were not as intelligent as their wives, and were emotionally controlled. Therefore, they were willing to give up their children to make their wives happy. However, the female lead, as a younger sister, made her brother sacrifice his interests for her sister-in-law who had never had feelings for her. It was incomprehensible that the result would only be beneficial to a future sister-in-law whose identity was still unknown. She should be close to her brother. It was not a good thing for her brother to have no descendants, right? She would not be able to see the continuation of her brother's life. There would not be a teenager or a girl who looked like her brother in the future. There would not be a child who was similar to the female protagonist in terms of temperament and appearance. It was terrifying to think about it. She would let her brother lose the opportunity to have a child who was related by blood, just because she felt pity for him as a woman? Aren't all women selfish? Sister-in-law is just of the same gender, right? Besides, they haven't even met each other yet, and she's going to lose her brother's interests. She's obviously closer to her brother.

"Chronicle of the First Daughter" was an ancient romance novel written by Zhuo Xin. It told the story of a young lady from an official family in the Song Dynasty who didn't live a good life. After going through some hardships, she understood one thing-women had to rely on themselves at all times. If he didn't want to be crushed, then he had to become stronger. Ji Huixian, who had a modern soul and an ancient body, secretly vowed to live like a man before she found someone who loved her.
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