Transmigrated Into a Book as a Woman Who Brings Misfortune to Her Husband

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My completed novel: Transmigrate into a Book to Save the Male Supporting Character. Coming soon: My Husband Injured His Head (Transmigration)

[The following is the blurb for the upcoming novel]

A beautiful, gentle yet strong-willed heroine VS a sinister, cruel, possessive hero

Meng Yuanzhou injured his head and became an idiot.

The people of the capital clapped with delight, but also felt sorry for his new bride. It was bad enough that her husband had been disfigured, but he was an idiot too. How pitiful.

Liu Jingshu gratefully clutched her chest. Thank goodness Meng Yuanzhou had become an idiot. Otherwise, she would have been the one in trouble.

Before she transmigrated, the original owner had been caught red-handed eloping with her cousin. Adultery could get a woman caged and drowned, but luckily, Meng Yuanzhou had gone stupid.

Now a three-year-old in all but body, Meng Yuanzhou had completely forgotten that his new bride had been unfaithful. He followed Liu Jingshu around all day:

“Wifey, help me get dressed...” “Wifey, I want my food...”

Liu Jingshu realized that having an idiot for a husband wasn't so bad. He was obedient, cute, and easy to handle. She could just treat him like a child.

Until one day:

“Wifey, I heard you've been spending a lot of time with Prince Wei.” “Wifey, I heard you still want to run away.” “Wifey, we still haven't consummated our marriage.”

Liu Jingshu: Give me back my obedient, adorable, well-behaved Meng Sanlang!

P.S. 1. The heroine has a golden finger. Read with caution if that's not your thing.

2. One couple, both each other's first, fictional setting inspired by the Ming and Qing dynasties.

[The following is the blurb for this novel]

Su Ruo Jin transmigrated into a Mary Sue novel as a supporting character cursed to bring her husbands bad luck. Her first two husbands died before they could even marry her.

The emperor was very curious, so he betrothed her to Gu Chengjun, hoping to see whether she could bring about Gu Chengjun's death too.

Everyone waited for Su Ruo Jin to bring about Gu Chengjun's demise. Unfortunately for them, not only did he live, he rose to the very top.

On their wedding night, the red candles flickered.

Gu Chengjun stared at her delicate appearance and said coldly, “Remember this: from now on, you and I will each keep to ourselves and have nothing to do with one another.”

Tears misted Su Ruo Jin's eyes. Overjoyed, she replied, “I'll remember.”

Later...

Gu Chengjun lifted her chin, flames flickering in his eyes. “I've changed my mind.”

Su Ruo Jin's heart trembled. “Changed your mind about what?”

Gu Chengjun swept her up in his arms. “We're husband and wife, so naturally we should be inseparable.”

Su Ruo Jin was beside herself. “Weren't we supposed to have nothing to do with each other? Gu Chengjun, you said you wouldn't... Mmph!”

A hero who says no with his mouth but yes with his body VS a heroine who seems delicate, helpless, and easily swayed, but is as steadfast as a mountain inside.

P.S. 1. A fictional setting, very loosely based on history. Don't nitpick the details.

2. One couple. The hero has no unattainable first love; the heroine is the only one in his heart.

3. A story of two people falling in love while striving for success. No angst, a lighthearted read.

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