The Mad Prince Has Two Secret Identities, and Pursues His Wife Every Day

[Transmigrate into a Book + Comedy + Political Intrigue + Two-Faced Villainous Male Lead + Innocent-Looking but Cunning Second Male Lead]

After waking up, overworked office drone Lin Shu finds herself transmigrated into a historical political-intrigue novel, as a cannon-fodder supporting character who won't survive past chapter three.

Waiting for her is an engagement to the book's biggest villain: Prince Jing, Xiao Jue, a volatile, obsessive madman whose moods are impossible to predict.

Lin Shu: Thanks, but no thanks. Being alive is great. Time to break off the engagement and fake my death!

To get home, she diligently follows the plot while latching onto Gu Qingfeng, the book's only male character with any brains, a noble and unblemished second lead.

But the plot seems to have gone off the rails!

Whenever she's in mortal danger, it's not the second male lead who saves her, but the mad villain she's been trying to avoid! And he saves her with gritted teeth, as if someone had a knife at his throat.

Lin Shu: “?”

Even more absurdly, the first knight-errant physician in the martial world, “A Ying,” whom she happened to meet, is gentle and considerate, a peerless martial artist who makes bold advances every day, leaving her heart fluttering.

When she finally decides to elope with “A Ying,” she accidentally uncovers his secret identity:

Beneath the mask is none other than Xiao Jue, the mad villain, his handsome face practically spelling out “not pleased”!

Lin Shu: I can't believe this. The awful man I can't stand and the white moonlight I adore are the same person?!

Meanwhile, the “noble and unblemished” second male lead she trusts most is taking step after step toward the abyss of corruption, beyond her sight...

Everyone's gone mad, and the plot is racing out of control. Lin Shu says through her tears: Please, is it still too late to fake my death and go home?!

Xiao Jue (scooping her up): “A Shu, the realm is yours, and you are mine.”