Book Transmigration: Becoming the Sickly Tycoon's Fiancé

While filming a wuxia drama, rising star Shao Anlan fell off a cliff when his safety wire suddenly snapped.

When he woke up, Shao Anlan discovered that he had transmigrated into a melodramatic novel he'd read during a break in filming. In the book, the male lead got engaged to a frail, wealthy tycoon who was temporarily disabled after a car accident, becoming the tycoon's fiance.

The male lead demanded resources from the tycoon, and when that failed, he put one green hat after another on him, with partners including a director, an award-winning actor, and a screenwriter. He even planned to poison the tycoon with the help of the tycoon's uncle and take his inheritance.

The ending was exactly what everyone wanted: once the tycoon recovered, he crushed his shameless fiance and his uncle, nearly scattering their ashes together.

And Shao Anlan had arrived at the worst possible moment.

He was holding a bowl of soup, about to feed the tycoon a slow-acting poison.

Shao Anlan: "..."

Wait, I think I can still turn this around.

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After learning they'd transmigrated into a book, the transmigrators all scrambled to curry favor with the protagonist.

But in the end, they discovered that the side character beside the protagonist, who didn't even get a name in the book, was the one truly adored by heaven!

Su Xinghe transmigrated to the cultivation world and thought he'd entered hell mode, where he could die at any moment.

But right from the start, he was bound to the protagonist. Whenever he encountered danger, all kinds of inexplicable items would appear in his hands.

Every one of those items was a priceless treasure that money couldn't buy in the cultivation world.

Su Xinghe's path was smooth sailing from then on, and he was practically escorted straight to the celestial realm.

Su Xinghe: I used to think I'd been given the tragic, helpless character's script.

Everyone: No, you haven't. Get lost.

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