Transmigrated as the Regent's Beloved Servant, I Fled

Lin Bozhou, Regent of the Great Zong dynasty, appears noble and gracious, but behind closed doors he is so vile it makes people sick.

A great traitor, hated by all.

One day, a sedan chair carries Meng Huan, fresh from transmigrating into a book, into the bedchamber. He is sold off to become the Regent’s bedmate and male concubine.

How can he save himself from a treacherous official? Meng Huan plans to play the original character to the hilt: act aloof and haughty, resist the Regent to the death, look down on him and despise him, while showing off his intelligence and occasionally engaging the Regent in a battle of wits.

That way, the Regent will both love and respect him.

Then Meng Huan can follow the original character’s later storyline: win the Regent’s favor but disdain it, then make a stylish escape and leave the usually composed Regent red-eyed.

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But as Meng Huan thinks about the battle of wits ahead, he suddenly freezes.

Meng? Not very smart? Huan: What was that scheme again?

Meng? Not very smart? Huan: What was I supposed to call him?

Meng? Not very smart? Huan: I’m done for, I’m so done for, it’s Barbie Q for me, qaq

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The male concubine he bought is said to have a fierce temper and might bite his tongue off or curse him to his face.

Lin Bozhou is used to peace and quiet. He dislikes forcing people and can’t stand the sight of blood, so he plans to let the man go.

But when he enters the room, he sees the beauty staring blankly, looking a little lost. In a soft voice, he says, “H-husband?”

He seems to be thinking as hard as he can.

Then, after several seconds of bewilderment, he gives up. “I’ll still serve you for the night.”

Lin Bozhou: “...?”

A brilliant statesman and his silly wife :)

Also known as The Useless Guy Who Transmigrated into a Court-Intrigue Novel

*Scheming, deeply calculating top × Silly, sweet, delicate beauty bottom

↓↓↓ Next book: I’m the Useless Foil to a Workaholic Transmigrator

Blurb:

[Silly beauty transmigrates × Workaholic powerhouse transmigrates]

Shi Shu suddenly transmigrates from the modern world to a backward ancient era. To stay alive, he works the fields, sweeps chicken droppings, and feeds pigs and cows in a village every day. He works diligently, and after three months, he finally fits perfectly into his ancient life.

He thinks he’s incredible! Then, while gathering pigweed by the river, he accidentally gets in the way of Prince Liang’s procession and is immediately sentenced to beheading.

Shi Shu: “?”

Shi Shu: “Damn!”

Shi Shu: “This wretched feudal society!”

As he opens his mouth to curse in despair, a handsome, elegant man in splendid clothes steps out from beside Prince Liang. He studies Shi Shu quietly for a moment, then asks slowly, “Learning new ideas?”

Shi Shu: “...Striving to be a new youth?”

Xie Wuchi, expressionless: “Nice.”

There is, unbelievably, more than one transmigrator in this dynasty.

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They transmigrated to the same ancient world, but their lives couldn’t be more different. Xie Wuchi saves Shi Shu’s life, and Shi Shu gratefully strikes up a conversation. “I’ve got this village wrapped around my finger. Want to work with me? You can eat your fill until the day you die.”

Xie Wuchi looks at the handsome young man in ragged clothes and says blandly, “Thanks. I’m a strategist at Prince Liang’s side, and my life is pretty good.”

“...”

Overwhelmed by the gap in intelligence, Shi Shu holds back and asks, “Then what are you going to do in the future?”

“In an ancient society, since we’re here,” Xie Wuchi says calmly, “we might as well become emperor.”

Shi Shu, wholly devoted to gathering pigweed: “…”

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Xie Wuchi is indeed calculating and ruthless.

Shi Shu follows him in a panic as his underling, watching him go from an unarmed nobody in a beginner’s village to someone who builds up his power, expands his territory, and gradually becomes a ruler capable of contending for all under heaven.

Shi Shu also benefits from his success and coasts along without a hitch.

But one day, Shi Shu discovers this is a group-transmigration System. Only the person who earns the title of “Sole Ruler Under Heaven” and kills all the other transmigrators can return to their original world.

“...”

One word: Brutal.

Shi Shu looks at himself, with nothing to his name and only the ability to cling to someone powerful, then at Xie Wuchi, the future emperor beside him, whose hands are stained with countless deaths and whose strategies are second to none.

He still doesn’t know about the rules.

Shi Shu takes a deep breath.

Late that night,

Shi Shu takes a short knife, dresses lightly, leaves one pale shoulder bare, and climbs into Xie Wuchi’s bed, trembling with fear.

→ Lucky-chicken cutie × Workaholic powerhouse

Theme: Treat others with sincerity