[Completed story in the same genre, The Frail, Beloved Darling Is Always Coveted (Quick Transmigration): A heartthrob who doesn't know it, surrounded by hungry wolves. Full blurb at the very end.]
Li Zhengyu never knew what love was. She loved fine clothes and delicious food, fine steeds and splendid robes, and wanted to sit forever in the grand hall with all the power in the world in her hands. Unfortunately, her mission targets were always in dire straits, so she could only press on, press on, and press on by any means necessary!
She was so brilliant and mighty, so why was she always coveted by people with ulterior motives?
★ World One: A cannon-fodder character who disguises herself as a man to take the imperial exams, only to have her identity exposed
I was born rebellious and won the throne through my own abilities. Yet someone spread the rumor that I had rebelled in a fit of rage after the former emperor, Xin Huizong, took me by force and humiliated me. The truth is, no one needs a reason to pursue power.
Xin Huizong: Coveting what was never yours, you lost the throne. I am Wen Ru, and my heart is consumed by madness.
The official histories never recorded how the emperor offered his true heart with both hands to the rebel.
(Dignified, aloof emperor with a love-addled mind X scheming usurper who rose from the literary world to the martial one)
★ World Two: An outcast from a powerful family, manipulated into breaking off an engagement and marrying beneath her station
Is marrying up really a comeback? I want to be the family head. Hm... Why does the Xie family head have exactly the same face as Xin Huizong?
After being thoroughly ravished, Li Zhengyu looked up at the sky. Forget it. I suppose I owed him from my previous life.
Xie Hun: What good is longing if it lasts until death? A moment of joy in life is worth more than gold. I alone admire the blazing spring flowers, and I alone lose myself in the deep spring night.
The unofficial history of Qianyuan may be playful, but it isn't making things up. Xin Huizong and Emperor Taizu of Qian really were buried together.
(Noble, gentle family head with a love-addled mind X a master strategist, supposedly quite insane, who says one thing and means another)
★ World Three: An ill-fated substitute who dies horribly in a cultivation novel
After transmigrating into the original character's body, I don't look like the white moonlight, so I can't follow the plot anymore. But I still have a score to settle. Don't think you can get away with it just by saying you love me, original male lead.
Hey, Xie Hun, how did you transmigrate here too? Too bad I can't pick up where we left off anymore. The world is unpredictable, and some things just can't be forced.
Xie Hun: I'll force it anyway.
I only met the love of my previous life after cultivating the Heartless Dao. Fortunately, he had no memories of his previous life, so we could part ways and each find happiness. Right, I was... I was very happy, really.
(Obsessive, unhinged immortal lord with a love-addled mind X cool, celibate demon lord who looks even more ethereal than a fairy)
★ Original World: The captive substitute of the empress
Xie Hun came back to the original world with me. What, he died? Then grant him the posthumous title of empress.
I didn't expect him to transmigrate into the crown prince of a neighboring kingdom again, and lose his memories. I'll have some fun with him.
Xie Hun: After my kingdom fell and my family was destroyed, I became a prisoner. The empress... day and night... But somehow, I developed feelings for her that I can't put into words. I'm in love with her.
I was willing to descend into hell for this forbidden affection. But one day, I saw a portrait of the late empress. So I was just a pitiful substitute. Ha ha.
After regaining his memories, Xie Hun: Let's hear the details behind those ellipses.
There is a male lead, and both leads are each other's only partner. The leads transmigrate into the worlds, and the world consciousness automatically adjusts everyone else's memories.
The first two mini-worlds take place at different points in the same timeline. You can think of them as a past life and present life, or someone from ancient times arriving in the modern era. Together, they're a big, capital-H happy ending.
Female lead: An unscrupulous, ambitious schemer and a supreme master of acting, with stats that are nearly maxed out across the board.
Completed story in the same genre: The Frail, Beloved Darling Is Always Coveted (Quick Transmigration)
[Gentle on the outside, fierce within, ruthless, beautiful and tragic, beloved female lead]
Xu Jiaye knows there are plenty of people in this world who want to feast on her flesh and blood.
But she is ambitious and never gives up, climbing step by step, ever higher.
People hate her, but they can't defeat her.
She doesn't know that in the shadows, everyone watches her with feverish devotion.
They want to consume her in another way.
★ World One: A frail, powerful eunuch watches love-addled people go mad for her
She is the notorious Ninth Thousand-Year-Old, burdened by chronic illness and feared and despised by the world.
So what? She will help the empress ascend the throne and become a regent with power over all under heaven.
To remove the obstacles in her way, she destroys the emperor's state, plots the deaths of vassal kings, and breaks the chief councilor's schemes... She thinks they all grit their teeth and wish her dead.
But they kneel before her sickbed, pressing hands to the bloody wounds she gave them, and say they don't blame her.
They give up everything just to help her rise to the top.
★ World Two: A cool, aloof marquis surrounded by wolves
She is the Marquis of Zhenbei, whose achievements threaten the throne, afflicted by madness and rejected by the world.
The chancellor, though at the height of power, is willing to join her in rebellion. The young marquis endures humiliation and lets her toy with him, whether for revenge or to gain power.
In the end, it's all for personal gain.
The emperor is clearly wary of her, yet still has to bow his head to make use of her.
She doesn't know that they offer her everything just to earn her attention, and would brave fire and water for the chance to kiss her bloodstained fingertips.
★ World Three: An immortal lord wakes up from wine with an aching back
She is an aloof immortal lord, with a little affection for the vine that cultivates alongside her.
Her old enemies look at her with burning eyes, and she thinks it's hatred.
She doesn't know how jealous they are of that damned vine, which gets to be with her day and night, always close to her.
They try every possible way to kill it, only to discover that if they take their own lives, they can attach themselves to the vine.
Her enemies die one after another. She raises a cup to celebrate and, holding the vine, drinks herself to sleep.
Reading Guide: The author's tastes are wild, the plot is extremely melodramatic, and the battle for the female lead's affections is fierce. Buckle up, everyone!
Theme: Aspire to a life beyond the ordinary.
Looks good, looks good, looks good! I really like this kind of heroine. What?
Am I actually a person with such a low moral sense? I don't think Sister Bao is bad at all. I feel she has been greatly wronged. She meets all the bad people and kills basically all bad people. She doesn't take the initiative to do evil. She even does good deeds in order to gain merit. She doesn't care about what she thinks. What a good person.
Looking forward to it! Shark shark shark! Poke them all!
Waaaah! ! ! Excited!
I've gotten to that point a little bit as Zuo said (cheek support. Jpg)
Ah, why is it bad? The heroine is just protecting herself. I don't seem to see her killing innocent people indiscriminately. Did I look at it too quickly?
I'm a master of epilepsy, I'm just looking forward to it.
Hehe, indeed, I love it.
Which of Taiwen's settings for the ruthless path do you prefer? Cold as ice and cut off from love? Treat all crepe dogs equally? The technique that Sister Bao grabbed feels like the first one, but as the monk level is higher, will there be any changes if you integrate your own Tao into the technique?
I thought my sister regretted it? But it feels like she is not such a person? Then he said that he had inexplicable emotions. Wouldn't it be possible for their high cultivation to be doomed? Such as love robbery and so on
Looks good, looks good, looks good! I really like this kind of heroine. What?
Am I actually a person with such a low moral sense? I don't think Sister Bao is bad at all. I feel she has been greatly wronged. She meets all the bad people and kills basically all bad people. She doesn't take the initiative to do evil. She even does good deeds in order to gain merit. She doesn't care about what she thinks. What a good person.
Looking forward to it! Shark shark shark! Poke them all!
Waaaah! ! ! Excited!
I've gotten to that point a little bit as Zuo said (cheek support. Jpg)
Ah, why is it bad? The heroine is just protecting herself. I don't seem to see her killing innocent people indiscriminately. Did I look at it too quickly?
I'm a master of epilepsy, I'm just looking forward to it.
Hehe, indeed, I love it.
Which of Taiwen's settings for the ruthless path do you prefer? Cold as ice and cut off from love? Treat all crepe dogs equally? The technique that Sister Bao grabbed feels like the first one, but as the monk level is higher, will there be any changes if you integrate your own Tao into the technique?
I thought my sister regretted it? But it feels like she is not such a person? Then he said that he had inexplicable emotions. Wouldn't it be possible for their high cultivation to be doomed? Such as love robbery and so on