Pluck the Flower on the High Peak [Book Transmigration]

See the author's page for the extra story, "Extra Story" Tang Xian transmigrated into a book. That wasn't the point. The point was that when she turned her head, she found a block of ice lying beside her. Wasn't this that one person, the female lead's moonlight-bathed ideal? As a supporting female character in the book, Tang Xian knew better than to covet anything belonging to the female lead. So she'd better run! But why did that moonlight keep shining on her? This story has anti-piracy protection. Readers with a subscription rate below 60% will have to wait 48 hours to read the latest chapter. Thanks for your support, mwah. Coming soon: my new story. Please add it to your reading list, mwah: Please bookmark my new story~ "Saving You Was Purely an Accident [Book Transmigration]" One-line summary: What do you do when the superstar you saved insists on repaying you with himself? Song Zhaoshui transmigrated into the role of a vase-like supporting female character. The character's life was truly miserable. She chased the superstar but couldn't win him over, was treated as a stand-in in a relationship, and was criticized for her terrible acting... Song Zhaoshui didn't want that life. She decided to focus on acting and give up chasing the superstar. No more romance, either. But someone shamelessly came right up to her. "Even if you don't chase after me, you saved me, so you have to take responsibility, right?" Song Zhaoshui spread her hands helplessly. "Save you? That was an accident!" He replied, "I don't care. You have to take responsibility." A lighthearted story with no angst. Please bookmark it. A friend's story: "She's Got Princess Syndrome" Xue Erniu, the second son of the Xue family, was a genuine brute: strong, a big eater, and honest by nature. One day, a little wife appeared by his side. She had fair skin and beautiful features, with a slender waist and long legs. But the country folk looked down on women who were born to luxury but raised for servitude. She couldn't do a single chore, and they said she had princess syndrome. What good was it to keep a pretty face around the house? No one knew that the little wife had once been a real princess. Theme: