One-sentence summary: After marrying the villain in place of the heroine, I ended up sharing a body with him.
Jiang Shuyu discovered that she had transmigrated into a book, where she was peerlessly beautiful and invincible beneath heaven.
But she wasn't happy at all, because she knew she was going to die before long.
She decided to do one good deed before she died, so she married the biggest villain in the story in the heroine's place: the tyrant emperor.
She had assumed she'd spend the days that followed peacefully waiting to die, but to her surprise, she didn't die. She was still lively and full of energy!
Now that she was still alive, who would want to spend the rest of their life with the tyrant emperor?
But just as she packed her things and tried to run away, the tyrant emperor caught up with her. "You've married Me, and you still want to run?"
Reader's Guide:
1. The heroine doesn't die. She's lively, energetic, and in excellent health.
2. A beautiful heroine with tremendous martial prowess x a pure-hearted male lead who seems aloof, is stubborn but softhearted, and loves to make snarky remarks.
3. Lighthearted, one-on-one romance, sweet story.
New story: My Imperial Sister, My Husband
As a princess born to an imperial consort cast aside in the cold palace, Afu had no choice but to do everything she could to curry favor with the nation-wrecking enchantress and her daughter in order to survive.
Especially the enchantress's daughter, her stepsister by marriage. Their status was awkward, yet the girl was aloof, prickly, and terribly difficult to get along with.
Afu put in a great deal of effort and finally won over that aloof beauty.
After the enchantress died, her stepsister observed the mourning period. Afu went to comfort her, only to discover by chance that she was actually a man.
Faced with the murderous intent in his eyes, Afu acted on the spot. She boldly kissed him, said all kinds of shameless things, and did all kinds of shameless things. She managed to move him just enough to escape disaster and survive by the skin of her teeth.
Later, her "imperial sister" disappeared without a trace, and Afu buried the matter deep in her heart as well.
Several years later, the dynasty fell and rebel forces occupied the imperial palace. Afu talked a young guard into helping her escape, but the rebel leader stopped her.
Her old acquaintance had transformed into the new ruler bent on restoring the dynasty. He gripped her chin, his gaze icy and his tone dangerous. "Didn't Afu want to be with her imperial sister forever? Why run?"
Reader Advisory:
One-on-one romance. The male and female leads are not related by blood. The male lead disguises himself as a woman in the early chapters.
Premise:
It's good to read. I like this kind of sweet story where the heroine has high strength, is capable, and doesn't get angry.
Why does King Xin fall in love with others so easily?
King Xin is a master of brainstorming... From the main text to the extra chapters, he is brainstorming, self-strategy... A strong man!
It looks good, applause?????? The more you write, the better.
I want to laugh when I think that King Xin liked Zhao Zhen
I followed the article while it was being serialized, and I found it very interesting while I was following it. Now, because Dada has another serialized novel, I came back and read it again. In fact, I think it would be better for Dada not to set the heroine as a person who wears books. When I re-read the novel, I found that the heroine is actually very simple and slow in feelings. The main reason is that no one mentioned her in the environment where she grew up. But with the setting of traveling through the book, the heroine knew the plot of the original book and some physiological things relatively early, which is true, but it conflicts with her innocence. The heroine's character is very cute. When watching her get along with the emperor, I will automatically block the setting that she is traveling through the book. Because when there is the setting of traveling through the book, it is a bit hard for me to accept the series of operations that the heroine deceives the male protagonist like that. In my eyes, Ayu who was separated from the setting in the book is just like Li Yuhu who got into the wrong sedan chair. His character is kind, simple, and yearns for freedom. These are my thoughts on the second time I read Wenwen. I am still following DaDa's serialized articles, and I hope DaDa will get better and better! ! ! !
As expected of cousins, they both like to explore themselves
You can read it while paddling, it's a sweet article about Qingshui that's easy, effortless and not abusive.
After watching Spreading Flowers ~ I really like the emperor like the male protagonist
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It's good to read. I like this kind of sweet story where the heroine has high strength, is capable, and doesn't get angry.
Why does King Xin fall in love with others so easily?
King Xin is a master of brainstorming... From the main text to the extra chapters, he is brainstorming, self-strategy... A strong man!
It looks good, applause?????? The more you write, the better.
I want to laugh when I think that King Xin liked Zhao Zhen
I followed the article while it was being serialized, and I found it very interesting while I was following it. Now, because Dada has another serialized novel, I came back and read it again. In fact, I think it would be better for Dada not to set the heroine as a person who wears books. When I re-read the novel, I found that the heroine is actually very simple and slow in feelings. The main reason is that no one mentioned her in the environment where she grew up. But with the setting of traveling through the book, the heroine knew the plot of the original book and some physiological things relatively early, which is true, but it conflicts with her innocence. The heroine's character is very cute. When watching her get along with the emperor, I will automatically block the setting that she is traveling through the book. Because when there is the setting of traveling through the book, it is a bit hard for me to accept the series of operations that the heroine deceives the male protagonist like that. In my eyes, Ayu who was separated from the setting in the book is just like Li Yuhu who got into the wrong sedan chair. His character is kind, simple, and yearns for freedom. These are my thoughts on the second time I read Wenwen. I am still following DaDa's serialized articles, and I hope DaDa will get better and better! ! ! !
As expected of cousins, they both like to explore themselves
You can read it while paddling, it's a sweet article about Qingshui that's easy, effortless and not abusive.
After watching Spreading Flowers ~ I really like the emperor like the male protagonist
So does the episode end like this?