Always Going Too Far to Deceive the Emperor [Book Transmigration]

Transmigrating into a lecherous prince who has women on both arms, Xiao Ji freaks out for three seconds before realizing he's doomed.

He can't ride a horse, draw a bow, read ancient characters, or even recognize his own parents. He's definitely going to be mistaken for a monster and burned alive.

Luckily, the great general Tang Xiaogong appears out of nowhere. He's powerful, handsome beyond compare, and, more importantly, the future emperor.

For wealth, for his life, and because he's captivated by Tang Xiaogong's looks, Xiao Ji decides to shamelessly cling to the general's leg and never let go.

Until the domineering general puts him on the throne as a wise ruler. Xiao Ji, who has won without lifting a finger, cries out: "What the hell? Let go of me! I don't want this! You can't do this!"

The most miserable job in the world is being a wise ruler. No arguments!

Wait, becoming a wise ruler comes with a handsome husband, the great General Tang?

Hold on, I want to be a wise ruler for the ages! Right away, no question!

A mighty, domineering, patriotic, people-loving, Xiao Ji-loving, scheming and devoted gong

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A cocky playboy who loves Xiaogong even more than himself, a pure-hearted shou who wins without lifting a finger

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Blurb: Xiao Yu, a third-rate male star, is determined to marry into a wealthy family. To that end, he has no limits or shame, and his morals have hit rock bottom.

He climbs walls, crawls through windows, clambers into bathtubs, rolls around in cars, beds, and fields, and finally gets the richest man, Jiang Zhan, to marry him and make him famous.

But being a wealthy family's husband isn't easy. Xiao Yu, who was wild and promiscuous before marriage, becomes a chaste and virtuous husband afterward. He won't even film a hand-holding scene.

When someone touched his hand, he grabbed a kitchen knife without a word and chopped it off to prove his chastity! It was terrifying as hell! The onlookers shed tears of sympathy. Look, that's the price of marrying into a rich family!

Xiao Yu, cherished in Jiang Zhan's palm, held up his perfectly intact hands: ... I'm not! I didn't! Don't make things up!

A rich and powerful, domineering CEO, a flirtatious yet devoted gong & a talented and gorgeous, chaste and virtuous husband, a saucy and scheming shou

Reading guide:

One-on-one, shou-focused. The shou suffers for three chapters. Happy ending.

Set in an alternate Great Jin. No historical nitpicking, please. The poems are all quoted.

Many typos appear in the story to avoid homophones that might trigger censorship. For example, "long spear."

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