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Blurb for that novel:
Xue Jinzhao transmigrated into another person's body, landing right in the middle of a grand imperial selection for consorts.
The original owner was named Yun Zhaozhao, one of the young women chosen for the selection.
As she racked her brains for a way to be rejected without offending the emperor, she realized that the young ruler on the dragon throne looked exactly like her ex-boyfriend, who had mysteriously been out of touch for a month.
While she stood there stunned, Xue Jinzhao was selected.
One night, she was washed, stripped, wrapped up, and tossed onto the imperial bed.
The young emperor, with his back to her, handed her two pieces of clothing. "You, you should get dressed first."
Xue Jinzhao stared at the tattoo on the emperor's wrist, her eyes reddening. It really was that bastard!
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Shen Youchuan transmigrated into his own body. Before he crossed over, he had been on a film set, playing a young emperor.
After crossing over, he really was sitting on the dragon throne!
But he was desperate to get back, because he had a girlfriend who would cry herself sick if she didn't hear from him for even one day.
Shen Youchuan couldn't find a way back, and had to play the part of a puppet emperor and select consorts to expand the harem at the Empress Dowager's request.
He vowed to remain chaste and resist to the death.
Until one day, he realized that the newly arrived Concubine Yun spoke and acted just like his girl.
One sunny afternoon, Xue Jinzhao was summoned to the Imperial Study.
The young emperor took her hand and said he wanted to write her name. He had barely written two strokes when Xue Jinzhao said indignantly, "Your Majesty, you've written it wrong."
Shen Youchuan laughed and continued, still holding her hand. "No, I haven't. It's Zhaozhao."
Xue Jinzhao watched the two characters for Zhaozhao take shape on the paper and drew in a sharp breath!
This novel's blurb:
She accidentally transmigrated into a melodramatic novel as a vicious supporting female character destined for a tragic end.
Pei Shu stuck to her principles: keep her head down and live a quiet, peaceful life. She never caused trouble.
Most importantly, she had to stay away from the male and female leads. Treasure your life and steer clear of trouble.
Female lead: Why does Pei Shu always avoid me?
Maid: She must look down on your background and not want to be friends with you.
Female lead: Fine. I'll remember that.
Male lead: Miss Pei seems to keep avoiding me?
Pei Shu: Your Highness is noble, and this humble woman is foolish. I'm afraid of offending you.
Male lead: Woman, you've succeeded in catching my attention.
Qi Jing was a young confidant of the emperor, a man whose words could decide whether someone lived or died.
His gaze was always cool and detached, as though he had no worldly desires and was untouched by earthly concerns.
But no one knew that he would corner a woman against a wall, his gaze burning as he asked, "Why won't you marry me?"
(Note: Slice of life, ensemble cast, slow burn.)
Theme: Love yourself before loving someone else
Why is the heroine such a coward? It's so annoying to watch.
I thought it was a casual Buddhist style, but it turned out to be an aggrieved Buddhist style [rolling eyes]
[Crying] The chapters I bought before were bought again last time and I have to buy them again this time.
The heroine who was choked for no apparent reason actually asked the hero to excuse herself?
[Hold your chin] I hope the plot will not turn into a traditional bloody plot
One said his sister was dead and the other said his brother was dead?
How could the marriage plan from above be canceled just because he didn't attend a banquet?
Why are the male and female protagonists running out of progress again? Those who talk harshly have no wives.
I'll kill you. The crime of deceiving the emperor will cost you your life.
It's so funny, it's a bit cool to help the heroine after her cousin is incited to rebel.