After Faking My Death Twice, the Protagonist Can't Forget Me [Book Transmigration]

One-Sentence Summary: The protagonist loves me even more after his rebellion Blurb Song Qiao transmigrated and became the tutor to Crown Prince Yan Jue. Yan Jue was blind, unlucky, quick-tempered, and hopelessly illiterate, a crown prince everyone agreed was a good-for-nothing. System: Your mission is to complete the storyline and make Yan Jue an emperor for the ages. Song Qiao was heartbroken. Yan Jue was always picking on him and had even threatened to kill him. At last, Song Qiao couldn’t take it anymore. He dropped to his knees with a thud, grinned as he dug his own grave, and said, “If my death would make Your Highness happy, then please kill me.” In the first life, they couldn’t stand each other at first, but under pressure from the System, Song Qiao still had to help Yan Jue at every turn. Then the plot started taking a strange turn. Why was everyone telling him to rebel? System: Your final mission in this life is to kill the current emperor and help Yan Jue seize power. Song Qiao rebelled against one person after another. When it became clear he couldn’t keep going, he decided to run for it. But at the last moment, he saw Yan Jue, covered in blood, glaring at him through clenched teeth. “You’ve worked yourself to the bone for all these years. You’ve really suffered.” In the second life, Song Qiao became a general and finally saw Yan Jue take the throne. He could even see again. Song Qiao: Why am I back again? My mission should be complete. System: The throne is still unstable. Please clear away more obstacles for Yan Jue, Host. After returning victorious, Song Qiao knelt before Yan Jue. Suddenly, the man above him let out a cold laugh and asked, “Have I met you somewhere before?” Just as Song Qiao wished, the plot fell apart again. Was the System really telling him to rebel alongside his direct superior? The day the enemy forces reached the city gates, Song Qiao shouted, “Long live Your Majesty! I’m here to raise an army and rebel!” In the end, he was utterly defeated and thrown into the imperial prison. Song Qiao thought he was done for, but Yan Jue merely waved his imperial robes and dragged him onto the bed, pressing close to him as he murmured, “You raised an army to rebel? You’ve got some nerve.” Song Qiao was completely dumbfounded. This wasn’t how the plot was supposed to go! And that still wasn’t the end. After Song Qiao died, he transmigrated once more, this time into the body of a folk doctor. Song Qiao: Are you ever going to stop? System: The protagonist’s character is falling apart. The throne will be in danger sooner or later. Keep it up, Host! After Song Qiao died, Yan Jue had neglected the affairs of state, spending his days doing nothing until he became an emperor everyone agreed was good for nothing. Song Qiao took a hard look at himself. I worked so hard to restore his reputation! He returned to the palace, and Yan Jue immediately appointed him his personal physician. But an evil schemer in the Imperial Medical Academy attempted an assassination, and Song Qiao was swept into the turmoil once more. Song Qiao was dumbfounded again. Seriously? I haven’t even started a rebellion in this life. But when he met Yan Jue’s cool gaze, Song Qiao gave up on the spot, thinking, Fine. Worst case, I die and start over again. Just then, Yan Jue asked, “As my personal physician, if you wanted to assassinate me, why would you need someone else to do it for you?” As Song Qiao stared in confusion, he suddenly saw a spark of excitement in Yan Jue’s eyes. Yan Jue gripped him tightly around the waist and breathed against him before saying, “In that case, why don’t you coax me a little? Then I won’t hold it against you.” Reader’s Guide: 1. The love interest is blind in the first life, but his sight will recover later. 2. The setting is fictional and mixes elements from different dynasties. Don’t look too closely at the history. 3. This is not serious political intrigue. 4. Contains melodramatic tropes such as secret identities, faked deaths, and a pursuit after a breakup, as well as a small amount of coercion in the second life. 5. The protagonist’s appearance differs slightly across the three lives, but is generally the same, based on his original appearance. 6. Arrogant, spoiled, tsundere love interest who plays the fool while hiding his true nature × laid-back, snarky protagonist who gets himself into trouble Theme: Seeing isn’t believing