Quick Transmigration: Male Lead, I’ll Gladly Take Your Woman Off Your Hands

[Quick transmigration + Male perspective + No moral limits + Fighting and snatching]

Su Yanci is a “professional heroine-stealer” who travels through countless worlds. He has a refined, gentle face, but when he smiles, there’s a hint of wickedness and a whole lot of nonchalance.

In his quick transmigration dictionary, “follow the script” has never existed.

First world: He is the capital’s celebrated chief physician, gentle as jade. He should have been the personal doctor to the male lead, Crown Prince Song Chenjin, but he gets to Li Qingge, the transmigrated heroine, first, saving her from an assassin’s blade when she is gravely wounded. With his exquisite medical skills, he steadies her pulse, and with his patience and tenderness, he wins her heart.

After Li Qingge wakes up, she becomes a junior disciple at his medical clinic and stays by his side every day. Crown Prince Song Chenjin can only stand atop the palace walls, glaring in frustration toward the clinic.

Second world: He is an illegitimate son and cannon fodder in a wealthy-family novel, destined to die within three episodes. But with his mastery of the art of tea, he charms the young lady who was utterly devoted to the original male lead, and even manages to swindle the male lead’s family out of everything they own.

Third world: He is a once-in-a-century genius of the Yuhua Sect and the revered senior disciple. He is supposed to guide the male lead, but during a training trip down the mountain, he finds the dying heroine, a little beggar, first.

He brings her back to the sect, personally teaches her how to breathe and cultivate, and even gives her his protective jade pendant. By the time the male lead reaches the mountain gate, all he can do is watch as the little beggar tugs on Su Yanci’s sleeve and sweetly calls him “Senior Brother.” There is no place for him in her eyes anymore.

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Su Yanci has only one principle in life: “The male lead can handle the plot. I’ll handle the romance.”