After Reincarnating as a Ger, I Ran Away from My Wedding

Two male leads / a boy born with a womb / historical fantasy / primarily from the recipient’s perspective Shen Yunqing vs. Xiao Yan Told entirely from the recipient’s point of view Shen Yunqing transmigrates into a book and becomes the unfortunate husband the Regent is about to marry. In the original story, this frail, delicate boy is forced to marry into the prince’s estate. With no one to support him, he falls into one trap after another, until villains secretly poison him. After enduring endless torment, he dies miserably in the courtyard, with no one even caring for his remains. Given a second chance, Shen Yunqing only wants to stay alive. Power, a prince’s estate, a peerless lord: none of it matters as much as his life. Without a word, he packs his belongings and sets off for a distant land, hoping to live quietly under an assumed name. He has run for miles and is just beginning to relax when a chill suddenly creeps up his back. Behind him comes a man’s low, icy laugh, tinged with amusement. “Running? Where do you think you’re going? If you insist on fleeing, I’ll wait at the end of your road, day after day, and see how far you can get.” As he speaks, the man reaches out and gently takes hold of his wrist. His voice leaves no room for refusal. “Now that you’re written in this prince’s marriage register, you’re not going anywhere for the rest of your life.”