My Cousin Is the Grand Secretary (Transmigrate Into a Book)

Synopsis: Feng Yi accidentally transmigrates into a book, becoming the cousin from a family related to the male lead's enemies. Her cousin seems frail and sickly, but in truth he's ruthless and devious. In the future, he'll kill anyone who stands in his way, rise to the throne, and wipe out the entire family of anyone who ever insulted or harmed him. Feng Yi trembles with fear and tries to earn his favor before her family completely offends him, hoping to change his opinion of the Feng family. Feng Yi is entirely focused on saving her family from disaster, but she has no idea that the book she's transmigrated into is a pirated version, and its plot has been heavily altered. It isn't until the story is more than halfway through that Feng Yi realizes something is wrong. Where's the golden finger that lets me know the plot? He was supposed to become emperor, so why did he end up as the chief grand secretary? What the hell? A certain chief grand secretary: Being the chief grand secretary's wife is better than being empress. Come here and let me kiss you. Female transmigrator x reborn male lead Notes: 1. The heroine is naive and sweet. The hero is sinister and devious, though he'll change later on. 2. This is a fictional setting, very fictional indeed. She transmigrates into a pirated novel, and the plot doesn't follow the usual conventions. The author has no logic, only an overactive imagination. Don't scrutinize the historical details. 3. Read at your own pace. Everyone who likes this story is one of the author's little angels, so please collect and support it. If you don't like it, quietly click the cross in the upper-right corner and leave. No need to say anything just to get attention. Thank you! Finally, if you're interested in this story, please follow the author. There are other completed stories in my collection for you to enjoy. Please preorder my next story: The Chief Grand Secretary's Daily Indulgence (Book Transmigration) Synopsis: Shu Min is the legitimate daughter of the Duke of An's household. She's famed throughout the capital for her beauty, but her family uses her as a pawn in a marriage alliance and marries her off to the Prince of Dingbei, a celebrated military hero. Who could have guessed that the prince has a beloved woman in his heart? After their wedding, he treats Shu Min like dirt. His beloved also schemes against and humiliates her, and Shu Min dies full of resentment. After transmigrating into the book as the duke's legitimate daughter, Shu Min decides to change her fate, starting with her marriage alliance. She sets her sights on a distant cousin from her mother's family, Ren Qiuhan. He's insignificant now, but will later come first in the imperial examinations and rise to become chief grand secretary. So, under one pretext or another, Shu Min starts showing her distant cousin all kinds of concern. Ren Qiuhan is just like his name: cold and distant. No matter how often he meets Shu Min, this high-and-mighty beauty, he's unmoved. He believes a wife should be virtuous and from a family of equal standing, and pays no attention to this lofty beauty. Until one day, with a beauty in his arms and springtime warmth in the air, she kisses him and runs away! Ren Qiuhan: ... Later: A true daughter arrives at the duke's household, and it turns out she's the Prince of Dingbei's beloved. Shu Min not only loses her marriage alliance, but her chastity as well. In the end, she even loses her status as the duke's legitimate daughter. As the powerful nobles of the capital eye Shu Min's beauty, waiting to take advantage of her and forcibly claim her as a mistress, the top-ranked scholar turns around, dotes on her endlessly, and raises her all the way to the position of chief grand secretary's wife. Theme: