The Black-Hearted Lotus's Surefire Conquest Script

Blurb

Only after dying did Zhizhi learn that she was a supporting female character in a series of male-oriented novels. In the book, she dies horribly at the hands of a male supporting character, becoming the white moonlight cherished by four male leads.

After she binds herself to a System, it tells her that the only way to save Fu Yi is to steal the male leads' fortunes.

After looking over the four male leads' profiles, Zhizhi sneers.

One is Xue Suming, the greatest physician in the land and a friend of her master. He knows the whole truth, yet watches coldly as she walks into the abyss. In the eyes of the world, he is a lofty, noble healer who saves the suffering. In truth, he is cold, heartless, arrogant, and caustic.

One is Qing Rong, an ambitious prince. After discovering that she has a jade bone, he personally offers her to the elderly emperor, using her as a stepping stone for his ambitions. In the eyes of the world, he is a valiant, domineering god of war. In truth, he is volatile and vindictive.

One is Pei Yu, the powerful chief minister. People say that Chief Minister Pei is gentle and harmless, a paragon of integrity and a good official in these corrupt times. In private, he amasses wealth and conspires with Prince Qing Rong. He is calculating and hypocritical.

The last one is even more ridiculous. When she met him, he was a wolf-boy who couldn't even speak. She begged her master to take him in, and later he became her junior brother, Ming Wuwei. When her master carved out her bones, he stood behind him and handed over a shining, sharp knife, saying calmly, "Senior Sister, it won't hurt in a moment."

She looked sadly into his gloomy eyes and finally began to cry.

Only the dead can be white moonlight. If she was going to be the white moonlight of these four men, how could she survive without a heart of stone?

Later, all the male leads went mad.

The physician Xue Suming lowered his proud head and asked whether she had ever loved him.

The god of war Qing Rong held her and begged her, ever so carefully, to stay.

Chief Minister Pei Yu took her hand and promised to be with her for all time.

The imperial preceptor Ming Wuwei knelt in the cold rain, eyes red, and personally handed her the dagger.

But by then, their regret could no longer move her in the slightest.

It seemed she could no longer love or hate.

Content warnings:

1. The male lead appears late and mostly exists in her memories. He is Fu Yi, the one she saved.

2. The heroine is a scheming black lotus who pretends to be a little ray of sunshine, and has an innate ability to attract everyone.

3. This is not a cultivation novel. There are no supernatural spirits or ghosts, just a strategy story about stealing fortunes.

4. The character art was gifted by Bichui Gugu. The author just added some text.

[Coming Soon 1]

She Was Blind, So She Saved the Villain

Blurb:

As the spring flowers gradually woke, Han Lu happened upon a young man by the water.

The boy let out a long, resentful cry, venting his feelings. She pressed her lips together and quietly walked past with her flower basket, only to trip over his foot.

He said coldly and cruelly, "So you're blind."

She didn't back down. "Instead of crying here, why not try again?"

Later, when a mountain manor burned, she rescued a boy covered in grime.

His voice was as raw as a cry of blood, and he remained unconscious for days. When he woke, the first thing he said was, "What are you after?"

Facing the prickly boy, she replied calmly, "I'm blind. I need someone to help me."

He took that little bit of warmth as mere amusement.

Like the farmer and the snake, he forced his way into her bed.

That day, the usually gentle Han Lu threw him out.

On a stormy night, he knelt outside her home until dawn.

Inside, Han Lu leaned against the headboard and didn't sleep a wink.

Many years later, a new emperor ascended the throne. She was brought into the imperial harem, and just as she was trembling with anxiety, the young emperor came toward her with a smile. "Sister Lu, long time no see."

That familiar, repressed voice chilled her with fear.

He enclosed her hand in his palm. He was so warm, and offered his heart to her with such ardor.

Only later did Han Lu realize she had transmigrated into a book.

The new emperor was the great villain she had thought about constantly: sinister, cruel, and cold-blooded. He was destined to die the following year in a snowstorm during Prince Ning's coup.

But she waited and waited, and the royal city remained impregnable.

His love watered her day after day until she became the most beautiful rose in the dynasty.

Reader's guide:

1. He forcibly takes her in the early chapters, then pursues her after she leaves him in the dust.

2. The heroine transmigrates into a book as a cannon-fodder character. She is blind, resilient, ordinary, and used to living alone.

[Coming Soon 2]

After Transmigrating into a Cannon-Fodder Wife of the Villain

Blurb:

After transmigrating into a book, the System assigns a task:

One: Make Pei Zhou, the great villain in The First Noblewoman, fall in love with you, and make him go mad for you, go wild for you, and slam into a wall for you.

Two: Change the everyone-dies ending and give the male and female leads a happy ending.

Choose one.

Rong Yinyin, who has transmigrated into the villain's cannon-fodder wife: "QAQ! Can I choose neither?"

The System: "Sure. You have three years left, Rong Yinyin. Then you'll die of natural causes."

Rong Yinyin: "..."

Fine. In the novel, the author torches the whole story in the ending three years from now. Pei Zhou will kill the male and female leads, then set fire to the Pei residence, and she'll die in the blaze.

To save her own life, she chooses task two. She sets herself a small goal: first, get a divorce from Pei Zhou!

Knowing the story's plot, she accidentally makes a name for herself as a charlatan. No, an immortal master. When Pei Zhou gives her a curious, sinister look, Rong Yinyin, hiding behind her secret identity, keeps up her aloof act and treats him with disdain.

Male lead: "Pei Zhou, stay away from the immortal master."

Female lead: "The immortal master hates cold-hearted people like that."

Rong Yinyin, who still hasn't gotten her divorce papers, feels a little guilty.

Back at the Pei residence, she's still the cannon-fodder wife. When she's ordered to dine with that cold-faced King of Hell, she thinks her secret identity has been exposed and trembles with fear. But he quietly finishes the meal and leaves.

Rong Yinyin: "...?"

Maybe it is just her imagination, but little by little, he spends more and more time by her side, dining with her, shopping with her, and watching the lanterns with her. He seriously tries to be a good husband.

Unable to get divorce papers no matter how much she whines and cajoles, Rong Yinyin decides to come clean.

His cold, still eyes gaze at her, showing a rare trace of tenderness. "My lady, I've known for a long time. You can forget about getting a divorce."

She is dumbfounded.

*

Pei Zhou commands an army of two hundred thousand and holds the title of Prince Regent. Even the young emperor addresses him deferentially as "Imperial Tutor."

The great clans, whose pride and dignity he has shattered, hate him to the bone. But they fear the Red Flame Army under his command, so they can only greet him with smiling faces.

No one knows that in the past, his parents were beaten to death with a horsewhip over one simple remark from a member of the great clans: "You're an eyesore."

He rose from a hundred thousand corpses, climbing step by step from general to prince regent. He purged the powerful clans of the age. Though everyone called him a treacherous wolf, he still dreamed of remaking the world into a place of peace and justice.

One day, beneath a peach tree, he heard a young woman in white say with a laugh, "Back when Yao, Shun, and Yu were farmers, who was noble? The Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors have all turned to dust. Only people who think too highly of themselves would claim that no one of humble birth can be noble, or that the great clans are inherently superior."

He recognized those eyes. She wasn't Rong Yinyin.

But so what? Perhaps the heavens had given him this version of her as a gift.

Whether she was an immortal master or a demon, he would never let go.

[Reader's Notes]

1. A beautiful, kindhearted charlatan heroine and a ruthless, cold, unhinged hero.

2. Everyone loves the heroine, who is naturally healing. The hero is insane and will stop at nothing to achieve his ideals.

3. All original settings are for the male and female leads.

Theme: Break through illusion and live as your true self.