Transmigrate into a Book: Imprisoned by Six Madmen

In a nutshell: Love taken to the extreme becomes madness. The heroine’s goal: complete her mission and return to the modern world. A career-minded heroine + all the male leads are pure + multiple pairings + the male leads start out normal but grow crazed and unhinged later on + ancient political intrigue + multi-sided romance + an intelligent main cast + career-focused in the early story, then a love rivalry in the latter half. “Imprison” here doesn’t mean literal captivity. It refers to the six male leads trying to imprison the heroine’s heart with their love, not lock her up. Of course, as the story progresses and their love grows more intense, the six men do become increasingly unhinged, and there are indeed scenes of coercive romance.

Ye Weishuang, a graduate student at a modern medical university, transmigrates into a book and becomes Xiao Weishuang, the Eldest Princess of the Xiao Kingdom.

In the original story, Xiao Weishuang saves the Xiao Kingdom’s six powerful men one after another: the emperor, Xiao Zeyuan; the Imperial Preceptor, Chu Ji; the Great General, Xie Huaizhou; the Left Chancellor, Xie Huaijin; the top-ranked scholar, He Qiubai; and the kingdom’s wealthiest merchant, Jiang Yan. She becomes entangled in complicated relationships with all of them, unable to break free.

After becoming Xiao Weishuang, Ye Weishuang repeatedly changes the original plot to alter her predetermined fate. In the end, she becomes a renowned physician who heals the sick and saves lives across the land. (Content note: Even as the heroine gradually changes the plot, she still becomes entangled in complicated relationships with all six men. But the other half of the story follows her as she works toward her dream, step by step, and becomes a renowned physician.)