Young Master, Support Me (Transmigrate into a Book)

[This book is complete. The next book, "Plum Blossoms in Hand": the Chancellor's only daughter x a young general, childhood sweethearts, with a groveling pursuit after he loses her. Now updating!]

She was Maid A, Maid B, and Maid C, insignificant characters in the original story, making full use of her role as a tool just to help the protagonists reach their happy ending.

In her previous life, she was highly skilled in martial arts and helped the heroine ascend to the throne as empress, only to be ambushed and have all her efforts come to nothing.

This time, she is delicate and frail, but steadfast at heart. She has learned to scheme in secret and keep her true abilities hidden.

Who would have guessed that the household concealed a young master of unfathomable depths, who knew everything and had taken an interest in her?

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Ye Chengyan, who held the reins of government, faced a deadly calamity in his prime.

He calculated that this one and only variable would appear in the form of a lowly maid.

From standing by and watching to stepping in to protect her.

He began with the intention of cultivating and using her, then came to care for her, fall for her, refuse to let her go, and finally walk by her side as her partner.

A little scene:

On their wedding night, Bai Nanxu lifted her own veil and clasped her hands in a bow to Ye Chengyan. "Thank you, Young Master, for risking yourself to save me from dire straits."

He helped her up, his gaze gentle as water. "Between husband and wife, there's no need to say thanks."

Bai Nanxu froze, her cheeks burning. "Wasn't this just an act to keep out of trouble?"

He met her gaze with quiet conviction. "No."

1. The heroine is gentle on the outside but strong-willed within, a little maid with few romantic inclinations and a mind of her own.

2. The hero is a civil official: protective, possessive, and a wolf in sheep's clothing.

3. A slow burn at first, with a nurturing dynamic.

4. Both leads are chaste in body and mind. The hero falls first, and their feelings are strongly mutual.

Theme: My fate is mine to control, not Heaven's.