I Accidentally Won Over a Twisted, Brooding Second Male Lead While Shipping a Couple
磕CP时无意攻略疯批阴湿男二
by wb Broken Strings (wb弦断)
Synopsis
My next book will be "As It Happens, I Like Your Wife Too." I have 34 chapters drafted so far. Overbearing and pampered heroine | male mistress | he beats the husband when he's the mistress, then beats the mistress when he's the husband (not really). Blurb below~
Please add it to your collection~
Dark, cunning, damp-and-crazy dog vs. an exceptionally unflappable sweetheart
Internet-addicted girl Ji Lingjiang has spent 17 years since transmigrating into ancient times. The only hobby she brought with her was reading novels. Oh, no, those are called storybooks now.
The quality of ancient storybooks is like panning for gold in a pile of crap!
At last, her persistence pays off. In a storybook by a certain master who slipped in some personal favorites, she finds a story as good as the web novels of the future!
Right away! Immediately! She devours it. It's so delicious she can't stop!
After that, Ji Lingjiang becomes an enthusiastic fan, recommending it to everyone!
Who knew the obsessive, dark, damp second male lead she loves would be rejected across the board by young women in ancient times?
Her sworn enemy, Liang Jingyao, tells her, "Sorry, we like Li Jiyu, the noble young master fallen on hard times, not shameless scum like Huo Yanheng."
Ji Lingjiang immediately fires back, defending her ship. "You'd rather not love the little puppy who's completely devoted to you, cunning and tea-like, crying with red eyes, but instead love Li Jiyu, who only knows how to run his mouth whenever anything happens!"
"And I'll say it again: our Yanheng isn't shameless. He just has sexual tension with the heroine, Gao Lanyu! You're just jealous!"
As expected, country bumpkins from ancient times can't appreciate the fine cuisine of modern tastes!
To prove her point, she randomly grabs a young man standing nearby and pulls him over.
Her sworn enemy, who'd just been looking defiant, immediately quiets down. Her eyes even start twitching as she keeps winking at Ji Lingjiang.
The young man's brows curve as he smiles and asks, "You like him a lot?"
Ji Lingjiang nods.
Only later does she learn that the character in the storybook who perfectly matches her preferences is based on a real person: the young man she just stopped.
The terrifying Huo Shiyuan, whose reputation has the Imperial Prison operating night after night amid endless screams.
Ji Lingjiang swallows. The fictional world and reality are separate, so she can just ship the couple, right? That should be fine?
Reader's Guide:
1. The whole book is already written.
2. Updates daily at 7:00 a.m.
2. Male lead is a virgin; female lead isn't (she appears much later in the story).
3. Please add it to your collection and leave a comment~
Content Warnings:
1. The male lead has nothing going for him except being a virgin. He clings to the heroine like a ghost.
2. The heroine tries hard to stay clearheaded as a transmigrator. She loves only her career at the Imperial College.
3. There are countless great books on Jinjiang. If you don't like this one, pick another. No need to tell me when you drop it.
----Upcoming Books----
1. "As It Happens, I Like Your Wife Too" (working title)
A proper wife who's followed the rules all her life x a damp, younger man with maximum aggression
Blurb:
1.
What does it feel like when someone you haven't seen for ten years reappears in your life?
For 32-year-old Shen Qing, it's an intrusion.
She's already married. Her husband, Mu Yang, is family-oriented and considerate. She's busy with work, but earns a good salary. Her life is proceeding according to plan, safe and predictable, with no surprises.
Shen Qing is very happy with her life as it is.
An ordinary get-together with old friends completely shatters her peaceful, quiet life.
She asks him, "Why did you do this?"
He simply reaches out and draws her into his arms. "Qingqing, you owe me this."
2.
Shen Qing's memories of him are almost blank. She has even forgotten his name.
Then she meets his eyes, and memories buried for ten years begin to return.
Ten years ago, perhaps she shouldn't have been so kind.
She raised him like a large dog:
Her little cookies, her little cakes, even the meat dumplings she loved all ended up in his stomach.
Once he was full, he left without looking back.
Now this same person tells her he's loved her for ten whole years.
3.
Her usually gentle, frugal husband makes a disastrous investment and is suddenly 48 million yuan in debt overnight.
He jumps from a high-rise.
Sitting in the wreckage of her home, she looks up at him through tear-filled eyes and demands, "Did you do this to my family?"
He reaches out and wipes away her tears. "I only want to set things right and put our relationship back on track."
--
Shen Qing's biggest mistake was raising him, then abandoning him.
Content Warnings:
1. The male lead is not a good person. His morals are appalling; you could even say he has none.
2. Forced marriage and coercion. Readers devoted to either the male or female lead should beware.
3. Mature adults with past relationships. Neither is sexually inexperienced.
2. "Marrying into a Noble Family Is Hard"
Blurb from the second male lead's perspective:
Pei Yi was born to a noble family, handsome, and a celebrated young hero in the capital. At 17, he led 300 cavalrymen to crush the enemy and reclaim Guanxi.
The only flaw in his otherwise perfect life is that his new wife is a country woman who can barely read.
So he can only settle for making his childhood sweetheart, his cousin, his concubine.
For her sake, he sends his wife back to the countryside as soon as they marry, ignoring her completely.
Six years later, he sees his wife at the Chief Councilor's birthday banquet.
Her face is like a lotus, her figure adorned with gold and jade. Every smile and frown is radiant, breathtakingly beautiful.
She's nothing like the dark, scrawny tomboy in his memories.
A little boy suddenly rushes into his arms, but before he can get a good look,
a moon-bright young gentleman stops the child. "Ziming, you shouldn't do that. Shall we go find your mother?"
The little boy answers miserably, "I understand, Master."
He watches helplessly as another man carries the child away from his arms.
Only later does he learn that the man before him is the one who stole his wife and took his son.
--
Back then, he cast her aside like trash. Now she can't even be bothered to look at you.
Blurb dated: July 22, 2026
Theme: Always have the courage to be yourself
Tags
Honours
More by this author
Reader comments 26
Translated by Google Translate
To be honest, the more I think about it, the more it makes sense. Author, are you the heroine who kills the heroine? Or is it the male protagonist? The heroine is your enemy. Write it like this. Don't you know that you are creating a virtual person when you write? People who write long novels don't write about the heroine's suffering in a very long way. Most of them focus on the heroine's revenge or something. You are different. I can only say that as a reader who likes Ling Jiang, I can't help but speak up for her. But this is the last time. Author, just abuse women like this.
And when I read the copy, I thought it was just an ordinary cookie that was fighting around. When I saw that the male protagonist was a puppy, I thought he was at least upright. The heroine suddenly felt that she was cute and silly. Well, I forgot about the copy after reading it. It can be said that the content is different, but the writing is very good. There is a plot, but the heroine obviously said that she felt sad. Why should she be sensitive to the fact that her parents may not love her? There is really no way. The result is pure black mud. Now reading this article gives me a feeling. It exudes the heroine's deep sense of despair, helplessness, and disempowerment. The hero feels very proud. Oh my god, the more I write, the more I feel sorry for the heroine. She is being treated like a ruthless person by the author.
I just want to see when the female protagonist can stand up or violently torture the male protagonist. The result is that after more than 60 chapters, the female protagonist is still abused. I really want to ask the author in the female channel. For those who join the party, which girl would be willing to be tortured in this way, and for those who watch the party, which male protagonist would be so inconsistent, with low character and harming the female protagonist. His behavior in normal stories is used by the female protagonist for revenge. I really don't want to say that the more I write, the more I go too far. I really can't help but cry out for the female protagonist.
Is it true that no one thinks the male protagonist has a bing? I've been thinking about it all day, but I still want to comment on why the heroine's baby is always so badly abused by the hero. I feel so depressed when I see the heroine dying. The hero is still talking to himself and selfish, and he claims to love the heroine. It's so abominable. The heroine has a big hole in her belly. It's amazing that the hero can stand up. It's even more magical that the heroine is still alive after being trapped at the bottom of a well for half a month and doesn't starve to death. Madam, do you really love the heroine in your novel? Such a poor little girl lived in ancient times when she had nothing. She worked for free in the academy every day and could not get the real respect and position of those teachers. She finally lived a comfortable life and was loved by the male protagonist like crazy. She was not allowed to return home. Her parents divorced her. The maid who accompanied her was despised. Her best friend was forced to intimidate the female protagonist. The murderer who hurt her was protected by the male protagonist. The male protagonist was firstly incompetent and could not control his subordinates. Secondly, he was arrogant and hypocritical. I feel like I'm very good in the capital, but I haven't accomplished anything. I have no empathy with the third nerve. Whether it's the heroine or anyone around me, I feel that I should agree with him. I can guess that the hero may become an emperor or be in a high position. Is he suitable for such a person? I really don't understand. In the beginning, it can be seen that the male protagonist feels sorry for the female protagonist, but after getting married, he completely stops pretending. He is really a very realistic man.
You can arrange the heroine's kindness and selfless character, but do you have to arrange these things for the people who have harmed you? He said that he could not repay kindness with evil, but what he did was all the work of the Holy Father. . . If you have to write it like this, why not arrange for this little villain's mother to be forced to do so many bad things willingly??? Good to the hero and heroine, the farmer and his family who saved the hero were killed. A person who has done so many bad things to the heroine still has to rush to help the heroine? Do you really have any doubts about this book after seeing it this way?
Did the farmer who saved the hero and heroine die immediately? It felt like an unreasonable disaster.
Could it be that the male protagonist is a posthumous child?
[Purple Sugar]kswl wait for the update.
Chapter 85! When will it be the first time?
Why does this male protagonist always bully the female protagonist and even imprison her?