Changmeng VI

The college entrance examination admission results came out. Huang Yaya looked at the results on the computer page and she didn’t know whether she should be happy or sad.

The good thing is that she was admitted to XXXX University in a first-tier city. This university was considered high-end based on her scores, but her major was adjusted.

When filling out her application, she chose a wide range of majors, including law, traditional Chinese medicine, history, and finance. However, none of them were interested, and only Chinese language accepted her. She felt like she was entering a blind marriage: seemingly filled with options, but in reality, she had no choice. However, she blamed her own low scores.

Huang Yaya's mother was happy to see the final result. After all, XXXX University is a good university. As for the major? Her mother patted her on the shoulder and said happily, "Yaya, you can become a Chinese teacher after graduation. Being a teacher is good. You get paid by the government and have winter and summer vacations..."

Hearing these words, she could only sigh inwardly: "Yes, after graduating from university, she can go to school and teach children the four ways to write the word hui, teach them what it means to contrast joy with sorrow, and what it means to first suppress before praising..."

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Chapter 1200 of "The Tyrannical Prince Pushed Me Down":

The prince brought back a woman who looked 90% similar to Liu Qingqing.

Seeing this, the princess was furious and shouted that she wanted to pack up and return to Wu. Liu Qingqing, who was sitting on the princess's left, covered her beautiful face with her sleeves. She didn't want the prince to see her crying.

Before the prince could speak, the woman behind him spoke softly, "Princess, calm down. I was saved by your grace, and I have no way to repay you. I can only pledge my love to you. I hope your grace will fulfill my sincere wish."

The princess picked up the teacup beside her and threw it over, cursing angrily: "You little bitch, you seduced the prince and are still acting like a whore here."

The prince simply said coldly, "Princess, I have been tolerant of you repeatedly, which has allowed you to become more and more arrogant and domineering. If you can't tolerate Lu'er, you can pack up your things and return to your Wu Kingdom."

"Your Highness, I traveled across mountains and rivers, away from my father and mother, to come to the Great Yuan Kingdom, and married you with the purpose of peace between our two countries. Now you are driving me away for this bitch." The princess felt more and more aggrieved. Finally, she stood up and led the servants out of the hall. As she passed by the prince, she shook her sleeves heavily.

The domineering princess left, and the prince saw Liu Qingqing sitting there alone. His expression relaxed a little, and he stepped forward to comfort her, "Qingqing, the princess is domineering. You have been wronged recently. Lu'er is a lonely girl who has just arrived at the palace. You must help me take good care of her."

The woman named Lu'er also stepped forward and said, "Sister Qingqing, please take good care of me in the future. Lu'er has been an orphan since childhood, wandering around without support, struggling to survive in troubled times. Fortunately, I met the prince, and he took pity on me and brought me back to the palace, so I have a place to stay. Sister, please don't blame Lu'er for taking someone else's love. Lu'er is willing to serve you tea and water, and serve you and the prince for the rest of my life."

Deep in love, Lu'er took Liu Qingqing's hand and looked at her with tears in her eyes. The beauty's tears not only made the man intoxicated, but Liu Qingqing also shed tears and comforted her: "Sister Lu'er has suffered. From now on, we will be like sisters and serve the prince together."

...Ten thousand words are omitted here.

When Huang Yaya saw this, a big question mark popped up in her head. Wasn't she reading a sweet love story? Wasn't it said that there were two pure women? At the beginning, the princess had to be married, but she was just a decoration.

She glanced at the novel's synopsis again. The "Double Cleansers" had been secretly deleted and replaced with "1V2." What a shady substitution! Just as Huang Yaya was about to passionately comment on a liar after this chapter, a flurry of comments made her stop.

"This is what a prince does. Why would he give up all the flowers for an ordinary Liu Qingqing?"

"What has Liu Qingqing done for the prince? She only knows how to cry. This Lu'er is still the cutest. I want to find a wife like Lu'er in the future."

"Lu'er is more unrestrained. Liu Qingqing is like a piece of wood in bed. If I were a prince, I would choose her too."

"Can you write about the prince fighting Lu'er and Liu Qingqing? 1v1 is too boring."

"Don't any of you think the princess is exciting?"

"If it were me, I would go 1v3."

Oh my god, is her sweet romance novel going to turn into a male protagonist harem novel based on these comments? Seeing these disgusting comments is making her head spin. It's unlikely she'll abandon the novel, after all, the investment is too high. The main reason is that this novel is too melodramatic, plus there's too much sex. A harem is fine, as long as it's not just about XP.

After all, in troubled times, women can only rely on men to survive. This can be regarded as Gou Xue's way of highlighting the difficulties of women's lives, and Huang Yaya is frantically trying to make up for this man.

Yet, she also felt sorry for Liu Qingqing. Liu Qingqing had originally found the injured prince in the mountains, but her cousin Liu Peipei had snatched the spot and claimed she had saved him. After a series of misunderstandings, the prince discovered that it was Liu Qingqing who had saved her. Once the misunderstandings were resolved, the two of them fell in love for a while. However, soon after, due to the relationship between the two kingdoms, the prince was forced to marry the princess of Wu. After further efforts, he finally persuaded the emperor to decree that Liu Qingqing be his concubine. Alas, the idea of ​​a lifelong couple was all a lie.

This book is indeed Gou Xue's masterpiece. Even though Huang Yaya was deceived by the introduction, even though it became more and more chaotic as it went on, she still wanted to continue reading, just to see what kind of bloody plot of love and hatred would be written later, and what kind of thirty-six styles would be created.

The phone screen gradually went out, and Huang Yaya also fell asleep while lying on the bed.

"Hey, hey, hey, you've been sold here, so just stay here."

"Uncle, please, please let me go. My grandma is waiting for me at home to buy medicine to save her life."

In a small and rather elegant courtyard, there was a girl with disheveled hair and bruises on her face. Her feet were tied and she was kneeling in front of a burly man, kowtowing to him continuously.

The burly man taunted him, "Who gave you such an uncle? Forget about running away. You're already in Chunxianglou and you're thinking of leaving."

After saying that, the burly man threw the bowl in his hand to the ground, and left the yard in a leisurely manner, closing the gate heavily before leaving.

Only then did Huang Yaya dare to stick her head out. She saw a pitiful little girl, her hands tied together with ropes, picking up rice grains scattered on the ground with her bruised hands. She trembled as she brought the rice grains to her mouth and swallowed them with tears and blood.

Huang Yaya walked out from behind a clump of arrow bamboo on the right side of the yard, looked at the girl in front of her, walked up to her and asked gently, "What's wrong with you? Why are you beaten like this?"

The girl looked at the person in front of her, tears in her eyes, and said, "Sister, you have just been sold here, right? You can't escape from here."

Considering what she had just overheard from the burly man, Huang Yaya asked tentatively, "Were you sold to a brothel by your uncle?"

The girl nodded woodenly, her skinny little hands, like chicken claws, still picking up rice grains from the ground and putting them into her mouth. Seeing this scene, she asked with some pity: "Can you tell me, what happened to your grandma?"

The girl seemed to be thinking of something and said painfully, "Grandma is sick and there is no money to buy medicine at home. I went to my uncle's house to borrow some money, but I didn't expect that my uncle would sell me here."

"What about your parents?"

"They're all gone. Grandma and I are the only ones left at home."

Huang Yaya couldn't tell whether it was a dream or reality when facing the scene in front of her. She had never had such a dream before. The lonely little girl could only depend on her grandmother, and was abducted and sold to a red-light district by unscrupulous relatives.

But even if it was a dream, Huang Yaya felt very uncomfortable seeing this very real and pitiful girl. She couldn't help the girl who was abducted and sold to the mountains in reality, so she had to save the girl who was sold to a brothel by her beastly uncle in her dream.

"Let me take you away." Huang Yaya said in a firm tone.

"You can't escape." A flash of light flashed across the girl's eyes, but soon dimmed.

She squatted down and helped the girl untie the rope tied to her hands while saying, "It's okay, I'll help you escape."

After untying the rope on her hands, Huang Yaya saw the deep marks on the girl's hands and angrily called her a bastard. While the girl was still in shock, she began to untie the rope tied around her feet.

She helped the girl, who was kneeling on the ground, to her feet. The girl said, "Thank you," and then said in a desperate tone, "Sister, there's no way to escape. I tried to climb over the wall, but I was caught and brought back. They beat me like this, and they even tied my hands and feet."

This was a dream, Huang Yaya's dream. She was confident that she could take the girl away, so she comforted the girl, saying, "Sister, I'm telling you, I'm actually a fairy. God heard your prayers and sent me to save you."

Hearing this, the girl's eyes were instantly lit up by a ball of fire, and she said with tears in her eyes, "Really? Did the fairy hear my prayer? Please, fairy, save me, save my grandma."

After saying that, the girl knelt on the ground and kowtowed frantically to Huang Yaya. Huang Yaya helped her up with heartache and took the girl's hand and walked directly to the door.