[Completed]
[Transmigrate into a book + gender swap + palace intrigue + light political scheming + trope subversion + two strong leads + redemption]
[Quick-witted heroine who really transmigrated into a book × tyrant hero who only pretends he did]
On her first day in the body of the male lead, Mu Chen, Lin Yao looks at the handsome face in the mirror and bursts out laughing.
That is, until she meets the princess from a neighboring kingdom, who pins her against the wall. “Get out of my body.”
Lin Yao: “???”
The ministers call Lin Yao a “good-for-nothing” prince. She puts up with it.
The women of the imperial harem demand that Mu Chen act like a “proper lady.” He loses it.
Lin Yao: “Help! Your love-crazed admirer is blocking my door again!”
Mu Chen (coldly): “Shut up. Say another word… and I'll strangle you.”
Lin Yao: “…What do we do? The Emperor really seems about to decree that we marry!”
Mu Chen (through gritted teeth): “…You dare lay a hand on my body. Just try it.”
Then a cold System announcement rings out in her mind:
"Mission objective: Help him reclaim the throne. Failure penalty: Remain here forever."
"Warning: Plot deviation detected! Forced correction initiated,"
The tyrant, wearing the princess's body, looks at her coldly:
“Will you cooperate, or shall we die together?”
But the Emperor is about to decree their marriage.
Lin Yao looks down at the body with an eight-pack and falls into thought…
Unknowingly, I am about to write 200,000 words. In fact, the data is not good. Sometimes I wonder if my writing is not good enough. Anyway, I will give the male and female protagonists an ending. After all, we have experienced a lot together. Thank you to the few readers for your support. Your support is the motivation for my writing. I will continue to work hard to write better stories!!! 😘😘😘
It's very good-looking, with elements of interchange, but also full of doubts. The heroine is really smart, the hero is also a good person, and there is a growth line. Everyone is vividly portrayed, and the plot is very interlocking [Top post][Top post][Top post]
It feels like there are a lot of foreshadowings in the front, and it seems to be a little bit connected in the back. The interaction between the male and female protagonists is quite interesting. They are two smart babies. I am curious about their subsequent plot lines and when they will be sweeter. 😳😳😳
The book written by the author is very interesting. Although it was a bit complicated at first, overall, the plot of this book is very well designed. There are unknown doubts in every part. The first is Mu Chen's mother. Why was she locked up in the cold palace for decades? And she got the reputation of a "sinful woman" for no reason? Then there is Mu Chen's mother's "senior brother". Why are Yun Ji and Concubine Shu trying to persuade Mu Chen not to investigate or mention this person too much? In the meantime, Mu Chen and Lin Yao exchanged their bodies for a short period of time, and changed back a few days after rescuing their mother from the cold palace. Lin Yao gave Mu Chen's instructions to take his mother out of the palace, but when they were about to leave the palace, they were intercepted by the eldest prince's people, who were about to kill the heroine when he saw it. When returning to the carriage, fortunately, the second prince appeared in time, stopped the eldest prince's guard who wanted to lift the curtain, and 'intercepted' the heroine and the hero's mother who were in Muchen's carriage. When they arrived at the destination, they saw Concubine Shu, and learned the cause and effect from Concubine Shu. Although Concubine Shu doesn't want the male protagonist Mu Chen to continue investigating, she is the female protagonist who is in the male protagonist's body. Her first reaction is to inform the male protagonist of the current situation. After all, it is about her mother. Judging from the male protagonist's character, she will definitely not let her mother suffer the injustice of the past twenty years in vain. How could she just forget it. The person who wears the book should be the heroine Lin Yao, right? After all, the male protagonist in the original book is set up as a book traveler. He once thought about escaping and hiding, but was brought back to its established track by the invisible plot. He could not escape. The only way was to regain the throne. The heroine cannot escape this fate, just like when Lin Qingwan fell into the water, she subconsciously went into the water to save people but then thought that she was not aquatic, and was rescued by an invisible force. The whole process revolved around the hero [mission goal: regain the throne], and the heroine also had to rely on the hero's body to help him regain the throne. If he failed, he would be stuck here forever. I kept thinking about making the plot deviate from the original setting, but the plot returned to the right track again and again. The lives of the male and female protagonists are destined to be tied together. I don't know if the ending will change back. This is the first time I have written a long review of a book, and it is also the only book I can seriously read. I look forward to the author's next update, come on💪
The hero's mother's family is so complicated, I'm curious. I feel like the hero's mother's family will help him a lot later [what] [what] [what]