The Arrogant Prince Transmigrates as a Villainous Extra and Becomes a Star

The ancient-era tsundere prince, bottom × the aloof movie star, top 【Transmigration + System + comeback in the entertainment industry + married first, love later + a battlefield of rivals】 Xiao Ciyuan transmigrated. The System told him he'd become the original wife and sacrificial cannon fodder in a certain CEO romance novel: an obscure star whose grandfather's connections had forced him into a contractual marriage with a movie star. His “husband,” Gu Hanzhou, was hailed across the internet as the “best CP” with top-tier star Jiang Yu. Their CP fans called him a homewrecker, a toad lusting after a swan. Xiao Ciyuan sneered. He was the dignified Ninth Prince, versed in both letters and arms, able to outdebate the court's scholars and take a general's head amid ten thousand troops. And now he was supposed to suck up to an actor? Dream on. On their wedding night, Gu Hanzhou said icily, “This is a contractual marriage. We each get what we need. Don't entertain any thoughts you shouldn't have.” Xiao Ciyuan leaned casually against the headboard. “What a coincidence. I think the same way. Separate rooms, no bothering each other. Whoever breaks the deal is a puppy.” Gu Hanzhou: “?” Wait, Ninth Prince? Was this guy too deep in character, or was there something wrong with his head? Later A tune Xiao Ciyuan casually wrote had an instructor on his knees, begging for permission to use it. He improvised a sword dance on a variety show, and the comments exploded: “Did an ancient painting come to life?!” He spoke with effortless eloquence on a livestream, and cultural scholars chased after him, hoping to take him on as a student. Gu Hanzhou realized that there was something unusual about his “contractual husband.” He acted like he couldn't care less about Gu Hanzhou, yet somehow drew everyone's attention. At last, Gu Hanzhou couldn't sit still any longer.