After Transmigrating into a Book, I Dumped the Future Emperor

The full novel is complete. Please add my upcoming novels to your reading list: "Why Is the White Moonlight Like That? (Transmigrate into a Book)" and "After the Cannon Fodder Supporting Female Character Fakes Her Death." Blurb: Mu Qing transmigrates into a book as the daughter of a wealthy merchant family in Jiangnan. After enjoying eighteen years of a comfortable, prosperous life, she suddenly discovers that she is the "virtuous wife" in a harem novel. According to the original plot, at eighteen she will marry the male lead, who is still a penniless scholar. She will have her entire family support his studies and help him pass the imperial examinations and enter government service. She will manage the household and finances for him, look after all his concubines, secondary wives, and illegitimate sons and daughters, and then, just as he rises to the lofty position of Grand Secretary, she will fall ill from exhaustion and pass away with a smile, clutching her noblewoman's title... What a terrifying fate! She absolutely cannot accept this! To dodge the plot, she takes advantage of a business trip to the capital to find herself a "fake" husband, the kind hired under contract. This husband is handsome as a flower, gentle and refined, and everyone in the Mu family is very pleased with him. Mu Qing treats him with tender respect, and they live together in perfect harmony. That is, until a year later, when she asks for a divorce as they had agreed. Her gentle and refined husband instantly turns sinister: "My lady wants a divorce?" Mu Qing watches as her husband, dressed in a glittering golden dragon robe, approaches with a smile. She can't help trembling. "How about... we renew the contract for another year?" A wealthy, easygoing, clear-eyed woman × a stern, calculating, devoted man! An alternate world! An alternate world! An alternate world! A feel-good, sweet, clean, ancient-times transmigration novel with a devoted couple. I hope you'll show it lots of love! [Dragged away.] Upcoming novel: "Why Is the White Moonlight Like That? (Transmigrate into a Book)," ID: 5475792. Blurb: Bai Yue transmigrates into the early, melodramatic harem novel as the male lead's doomed white moonlight. Not only is her entire family sacrificed to pave the way for one overpowered hero, but, even worse, the person she is destined to break off her engagement with and humiliate is the story's biggest villain... And she's at the engagement-breaking scene right now. Looking at the red mark on her former fiance's stunning face, left by the engagement token she threw at him, and thinking about his deeply calculating, vengeful character in the original novel, Bai Yue wants to drop dead on the spot. I'm tired. Let's destroy everything. Hurry up. She gives up and turns to leave with an over-the-top, chuunibyou air. "Men only slow down my progress toward becoming stronger." The villain, on his second go-round and having patiently bided his time, sees his perfect smile freeze at the corners of his mouth. "??" The overpowered hero, who's been watching the whole thing from the shadows, rushes forward in delight, only for her to slap him to the ground. "Get lost, you scummy womanizer! Don't even talk to me!" The face of the womanizer hero, who has a golden finger, instantly cracks. "!!" Everyone in the capital notices that the gentle, kind, generous Bai family's eldest daughter has suddenly changed her personality. Every day she's teetering on the brink of getting herself killed, yet strangely, she not only survives, but seems to be doing better and better. Does this even make sense? The former villain, now the regent, smiles with an air of effortless grace. "I think it makes perfect sense... Does anyone disagree?" Everyone: "...The prince is right." He was reborn from the depths of hell, but unexpectedly encountered a light unlike any other. Once he touched it, he never wanted to let go. Breaking off the engagement is impossible. Not in this lifetime. A free-spirited, mischievous princess × a calculating, devoted older man. Feel-good, sweet, and clean. You deserve this! Upcoming novel: "After the Cannon Fodder Supporting Female Character Fakes Her Death," ID: 6069366. Blurb: Feng Li transmigrates into the adopted daughter of the leader of Wanren Sword Sect, the foremost sect of the righteous path. As the sect's senior disciple, she is gentle, composed, and elegant, but unfortunately, she's cannon fodder. According to the plot, after the frail, aloof junior sister heroine appears, Feng Li will become consumed by jealousy and madness. She will keep setting traps and stirring up trouble, even conspiring with evil forces, until her childhood friend, her exceptionally talented fiance and senior brother, runs her through the heart with his sword. Feng Li's take: If I'm going to die anyway, why not die sooner? And make it a beautiful death? Wouldn't it be great to fake my death and switch to a secret identity, then sit back and enjoy the drama? After being "reduced to ashes," Feng Li happily dons a disguise and sets off to travel the lands, slay demons, and exorcise evil (while lazing around and waiting to die). She never expected the entire sect to go mad. Her stern master turns white-haired overnight. Her unruly fellow disciples scour the world for her reincarnation. And her fiance and senior brother, who had always treated her with icy courtesy, grips a lock of her hair, eyes red-rimmed, and asks, "A Li, is that you...?" Feng Li is moved, but declines. Thanks for asking, I loved you once. Save my mom! A cheerful, free-spirited leading lady × the whole cast regrets everything. The final line is quoted from an internet catchphrase. My completed ancient-times transmigration novel, "The Real Daughter Turns Into a Lazy Fish After Being Reborn," is also available. To see more upcoming novels, click the author's profile above. I specialize in feel-good, sweet, clean stories. Friends passing by, let me see your love! Please add it to your reading list! O(∩_∩)O Theme: Stay optimistic and sincere, and you'll surely find happiness.