[Soul Transmigration] [Female-Oriented Transmigration] [Ruthless Protagonist] [Single Female Lead]
After transmigrating into the body of the Ninth Prince, he has his military command taken away from him from the start, is exiled to a foreign country as a hostage, and is forced to marry a mute princess.
Xie Jiuxiao grinned. Fine, he'll play along.
The original heroine steals his position as great general? No problem. He'll gladly hand it over.
His father orders him to go to Dayong for a political marriage? Sure, he'll pack up and leave.
After all, with the System at his side, his cultivation advances by leaps and bounds every day. Whoever wants to deal with the mess in Great Zhou can do it themselves.
Then the northern border falls into crisis, and Great Zhou teeters on the brink of destruction. When the original heroine comes crying to him, begging him to help, Xie Jiuxiao is lounging by the fire with a beauty in his arms. Without even looking up, he replies, "Oh? Great Zhou has fallen? That's great. Now I can take a break and dance on its grave."
But no matter how carefully he planned, he never expected that his nominally mute princess would be a mastermind of unfathomable depth.
When he cures her muteness with a miraculous medicine, the legendary Qingyue Princess of Dayong, famed for her gentle and frail nature, slowly opens her eyes. She reaches up, pinches his ear, and speaks in a cold voice with the faintest hint of amusement, one word at a time:
"You've cured me, and you still think you can run? From now on, you belong to me."
Xie Jiuxiao shudders, forcing a smile more painful than tears. "Um... Your Highness, is it too late for me to say, 'Sorry to bother you'?"
The heroine seizes power, his scumbag father stabs him in the back, powerful enemies close in, and the princess grows more ruthless as she presses him at every turn. Xie Jiuxiao never imagined that after transmigrating into a book, the hardest challenge of all would be his own wife.
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It's not very good. It's just written out of hand. What's the role of the male protagonist? I've only seen the interaction between Zana and Xiao Wu in other single-female protagonists. It's written like a double-female protagonist in the guise of a single female protagonist. Moreover, when the male protagonist met the female protagonist for the first time, he felt that he was awesome and kissed the female protagonist. He was curious about her, and then he couldn't beat her [face-covering] and wrote that the male protagonist was a stallion of many female protagonists [face-covering]
I feel like the protagonist is so mean. Why do the protagonists like to be written as such mean boys?