The Male Lead Conquest Plan [Book Transmigration]

Jiang Yan never expected to transmigrate, much less into a book. And he certainly never expected to become a cannon-fodder character who constantly picked fights with the male lead, only to bring about his own death in the end.

Jiang Yan didn't want to die, and he especially didn't want to antagonize the male lead. So he had no choice but to embark on the arduous path of winning him over.

He regularly put others before himself, took blows meant for them, and helped them seize opportunities.

But he never expected his plan to win the male lead over to work a little too well...

"Lu Chen, I suggest you get treated for your illness."

"Master, it's terminal. It's too late."

Outwardly proper but inwardly scheming, obsessive, and volatile shou × outwardly carefree but inwardly timid, sarcastic gong

Everyone says that Senior Jiang Yan of Xuanqing Sect is the model of a prestigious immortal sect: highly accomplished, solemn, and disciplined. Though he seems aloof, he's actually warmhearted, especially toward his disciple Lu Chen. He takes blows for him and gives him opportunities. Truly selfless!

But only Jiang Yan knows how hard it is. He just has to grit his teeth and bear it, then cry himself to sleep night after night.

I really didn't want this!

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When the Villain Becomes the Male Lead's White Moonlight [Book Transmigration]

After Fang Zhi transmigrated, the person he hated most among his fellow disciples was Ji Zhen, the stone-faced, self-righteous prig.

He fell for a girl, and the very next day she confessed to Ji Zhen.

He made a few friends, and within days they had all become Ji Zhen's lackeys.

In the end, even the teacher who liked him best told him to learn more from Ji Zhen.

Fang Zhi was absolutely furious. He thought Ji Zhen might have been born just to be his nemesis.

And on that point, congratulations: he was absolutely right.

At eighteen, Fang Zhi finally realized that he had transmigrated into a book. He was the villain, while Ji Zhen was the male lead.

So much for the promised transmigration into a world where he'd be blessed with good fortune and become an invincible hero!

Fang Zhi ran for his life. Becoming an invincible hero was out of the question, but he had to at least stay alive. He remembered that in the book, Ji Zhen would kill him with a single sword strike ten years later, leaving him utterly annihilated.

Ten years later, Fang Zhi had gone blind and lost his sword, but he was still alive. He had even made a comeback and become the tenth-ranked cultivator in the world. Aside from the villain's debuff constantly causing trouble, life was pretty sweet.

But as luck would have it, Ji Zhen came looking for him right then.

Fang Zhi: I'm blind, but I still have my dignity. Before you kill me, give me a proper explanation.

Ji Zhen: I'm not going to kill you. I just want you.

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