[Nirvana in Fire] Protect Our Second Male Lead, Heroine!

Minglan's twin younger sister, Yinglan. She protects her sister, tears into her brother-in-law's mistress, and despairs at her former almost-brother-in-law for being so spineless. Almost-brother-in-law: "Did you get the wrong idea?" Qi Heng falls in love with Yinglan at first sight, but mistakes her for someone else several times. Domestic battles in the early chapters, then she rises to prominence in government and the military. A satisfying, indulgent read. Double happy ending!

Yinglan: "I've heard the Second Young Master Qi is as beautiful as a hibiscus. This young lady has taken a liking to him. But since you and my sister are in love, I'll step aside and let you have each other."

Qi Heng: "Wait, who told you I liked your sister?"

Gu Tingye: "Minglan and I grew up together and have always been close. How can you not know, as her younger sister?! Call me brother-in-law!"

Yinglan, who thought she knew everything because she had the script: "Uh... did I transmigrate into the wrong show?!"

A word of warning: Yinglan was once Ning Que's younger sister in Ever Night, a former Grand Thought Master and Divine Talisman Master. But the plot barely touches on Ever Night, so those who haven't read it can enjoy this story without worry.

Yinglan has the constitution of a female-led power fantasy heroine. She can challenge heaven and earth and slay gods and Buddhas. Naturally, she starts out keeping a low profile, doing her best to secretly annihilate her enemies in a purely ancient setting with no supernatural elements.

My friend [No Didi, Just Takeoff] has an ancient-setting transmigration novel: After Transmigrating, I Became Everyone's Least Favorite

A hilarious modern romance coming soon: An Eighty-Year-Old Lady's Guide to Flirting with Men

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