After Transmigrating Into a Book, I Became the Regent’s Little Ancestor

After transmigrating into a book, Jiang Tang becomes a villainous young emperor with no real power and a crooked heart.

In the original story, he is suspicious of everyone and spends every day plotting against the regent. In the end, he drives the regent to seize the throne, and is torn limb from limb and fed to the dogs.

To escape that fate, Jiang Tang tries to change the regent’s opinion of him. Trembling with fear, he brings him tea and water, does his laundry, scrubs his back, and works without complaint.

But why is the regent, who used to be cold and indifferent toward him, acting stranger and stranger?

Inviting him to bathe in the hot springs? Protecting him day and night? Even offering to be his personal warmer? And what’s with those increasingly heated looks?

Later, the regent pins him in a corner and lifts his chin with a fingertip. With a playful look in his eyes, he leans close to Jiang Tang’s ear and breathes against it.

“May anyone else sleep soundly on Your Majesty’s dragon bed?”

Terrified, Jiang Tang trembles and nods furiously.

“You’re right about everything.”

“Then may it be reserved for me alone?”

“Sure, sure, whatever you say.”