A Manual for Observing the Rebellious Gentleman

[Mutual salvation + historical transmigration + no System + a guiding, supportive romance]

A clever, avoidant modern young woman × a refined young gentleman with an overwhelming possessive streak

Lu Ling transmigrates. In her previous life, she was a history student writing her graduation thesis on the Rebellion of Xie Hengzhi. One day, she transmigrates into the body of sixteen-year-old Lu Ling, a young lady of the Lu family, and the doomed fiancée who had never married Xie Heng, whom she looked down on.

The refined idol she once admired looks at her with disgust, his face cold.

“Swallows that once nested beneath the beams of the houses of Wang and Xie.” Xie Heng, a concubine-born son of an aristocratic clan, rises step by step to the highest ranks of the court, so why does he eventually rebel? Hoping to obtain firsthand historical material and become a top scholar, Lu Ling approaches him again and again.

When Xie Heng is imprisoned, she worries about him. When he is injured, she brings him medicine. When he hits rock bottom, she comforts him. She stays by his side through it all, watching over him and keeping him company.

The moon hangs high in the sky, its gentle light shining down on her alone.

She hopes to change history, yet instead she witnesses him fall back into the old ruts of fate.

After the Battle of Changjian, Xie Heng loses his sight, and a letter breaking off their engagement is delivered to her.

He becomes cold and distant once more.

Lu Ling tears up the letter. Whoever hurt her “bright moon,” she will kill.

The beginning is a bit confusing, TAT