[Sweet Romance · Transmigrate into a Book · Mutual Pursuit · Passionate, Free-Spirited, Blunt Heroine × Devoted, Upright, Gentle Hero]
1. Mu Yun Yan transmigrates into a book as a disposable extra who dies before she even gets near the male lead’s storyline. When she wakes, she has just snatched the impoverished top scholar into her home. Injured, Jiang Yan Zhao radiates cold detachment, like a wounded fledgling: weak, proud, and stubborn. He clearly seems ready to die rather than submit, yet somehow makes her want to force the issue.
2. Jiang Yan Zhao serves as Mu Yun Yan’s bodyguard for over a year. The crown prince he supports successfully ascends the throne, and Jiang Yan Zhao is cleared of the charges against him, becoming a rising star at court. Mu Yun Yan calmly and with restraint offers her congratulations. “Lord Jiang, you’re free...”
3. Jiang Yan Zhao leaves, then comes back.
Mu Yun Yan immediately hides her disappointment, lifts her chin, and puts on a cool expression. “Is there something else, Lord Jiang?”
Jiang Yan Zhao approaches her step by step, hesitating as he says, “You... forgot to give Xiao Bai back to me. The host said it was a gift for both of us.”
Mu Yun Yan is so angry she could curse. “You came back just to steal my dog?!”
As if it recognizes a familiar voice, a round, black dog comes bounding out and circles Jiang Yan Zhao, happily begging for affection.
Heartbroken, Mu Yun Yan calls them ungrateful traitors. “You two can both get out!!!”
Seeing that she’s finally stopped looking at him like a stranger, Jiang Yan Zhao gently strokes Xiao Bai with his long, pale fingers and lets out a quiet laugh...
Come on, author, you don't need to have such a hasty ending. You can write it later when you are not busy. All the main plots are condensed. In fact, when I saw the last few chapters, I guessed that it might be over, because the relationship between the male and female protagonists suddenly accelerated inexplicably. The previous relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist The interaction is quite good, it feels like a long-lasting flow, and the description of the way of getting along is actually quite natural. There is one shortcoming that may be that the main plot is hastily completed. I was originally looking forward to the famous scenes in the copywriting, but I still wish the author a happy life and good health, and hope to see a sequel or something like that.
It looks great, good luck to the author!
Big cheers for the author