After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became a Playboy

Next up: "The Monk Is Too Tempting"

Jing Ning, who struggled to survive in the apocalypse, transmigrates into a novel she read before the apocalypse and becomes the supporting female character killed by the heroine.

Looking at the carved beams and painted rafters, the luxurious bed and soft pillows, the fine clothes and delicacies around her, she laughs at the sky.

Who cares about heroines and supporting characters? She didn't transmigrate here to fight over a palace or household. She just wants to enjoy a good life.

Of course, if anyone insists on bothering her and picking a fight, she can always raise a hand and slap them dead.

But before she settles down to enjoy life, there's one thing she needs to do: kill the hero and heroine, whom the author hadn't gotten around to killing yet.

The wealthy nobles of the capital discover that after Jing Ning, the young lady of the Duke of Wei's household, fell into the water, her personality changed completely.

She stops studying and ignores all the rules. She's either arguing with people at court or beating someone up in the street. She's practically become the biggest menace in Xuandu, and all the rich young rakes adore her.

Most importantly, nobody can do a thing about her.

The nobles of Xuandu: "Please, someone take this menace off our hands!"

Ming Ting: "I'll do it!"

A heroine who spends all day eating, drinking, and having fun X a gentle, refined noble (or rather, powerful) young master

Reader notes:

1. This is a fictional setting, very much so. No need to nitpick historical details. The plot comes first.

2. The book the heroine transmigrates into is unfinished and dark in tone. Neither the hero nor the heroine of the original story is a good person.

3. If you're wondering why the heroine is an idiot who doesn't take back her spatial storage, please read a few more chapters. The plot involving it comes near the end, so I'm not explaining it now.

4. The heroine just wants to eat, drink, and wait for death. She isn't especially capable.

If you're okay with all of the above, give it a read. If not, let's just say it wasn't meant to be.

This goes behind a paywall on June 26. Since it's a long story, chapters will start going behind the paywall from chapter 20.

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"The Monk Is Too Tempting"

Flirtatious troublemaker X aloof, celibate monk

To Luo Ningyi, the monk Mingxin is someone who never changes, no matter how the world around him does.

Cool and noble, restrained and indifferent.

Until one day, while the two of them were stealing clothes, their lips accidentally collided. The monk Mingxin, who never changed color no matter what happened, blushed.

His solemn features lost their usual tranquility.

Luo Ningyi: "Holy crap! What if I'm actually falling for him?!"

In Mingxin's eyes, Luo Ningyi is a lunatic who only behaves herself when she's asleep. The rest of the time, she never stops chattering and spouting nonsense.

But due to his own circumstances, he has no choice but to face this lunatic every day.

Until one day, Mingxin discovers that she's a woman.

Mingxin: ...

Before their wedding, Luo Ningyi grabs Mingxin's hand when he sneaks over and climbs onto the roof with him to look at the moon.

The silvery moonlight falls over them. The little monk's features remain as composed and solemn as ever, but his hand clutches the woman beside him tightly.

Luo Ningyi smiles and asks him, "Now that you know I'm a woman, do you find me irresistible?"

By then, Mingxin can keep up with her way of thinking.

He looks at the woman before him, whose face is as lovely as peach blossoms and whose smile is charming, and lets his fingertips glide across her cheek.

His expression is tender and content. "Irresistible!"

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