The Prince Always Wants to Talk About Love With Me (Transmigrate Into a Book)

The neighboring upcoming novel, "He Woke Up After I Pulled Out His Oxygen Tube," please add it to your favorites! The blurb is at the very bottom! Blurb for This Novel Lu Xun is a wealthy second-generation heir who is terrified of dying, values his life, and is an expert at healthy living. One day, through a twist of fate, he transmigrates into a no-romance martial arts and court-politics novel where the great villain successfully reforms, and becomes the second male lead: a man as bright and clear as the moon, with a noble and righteous heart! In the original novel, the second male lead is framed by others in the end and dies a miserable death far from home. To stay alive, Lu Xun is forced into a relationship of mutual love and hatred with a tyrannical prince whom "the whole world believes to be the great villain." By day, the two smile while hiding daggers and speak honeyed words with hidden barbs. By night, they "love and fight each other." Afterward, the tyrannical prince reaches out to put an arm around the person in his embrace, only to find a cold dagger pressed against his neck. Lu Xun glances at the prince and says expressionlessly, "Your Highness, I only hook up. I don't do feelings. If you cross the line, I'll kill you." Blurb for the Upcoming Novel In 1937, as war rages everywhere, Shen Jieshan rushes into the city library, long since abandoned by everyone, and carries out a stack of treasured scripture books. But as he tries to escape, a shell hits him head-on. When Shen Jieshan wakes again, he finds himself lying in a hospital. A handsome man with blade-sharp eyes has just pulled the oxygen tube out of his body. Seeing him wake, the man's astonishment vanishes in an instant. His thin lips move, and he spits out a sentence as cold as ice: "Awake? Let's settle our old score." Shen Jieshan: "Where are my books? Who are you?" Zhou Mingke: "Pretending to have amnesia?" * There is a figure in the financial world known as the "Devil": Zhou Mingke. This financial demon stirs up storms. Wherever he goes, companies go bankrupt and people take their own lives. It is truly a case of "one general's success built on the bones of ten thousand men." A short sale brings joy to some and misery to others. Zhou Mingke is famous far and wide, and Wall Street sends him invitation after invitation. At the same time, he has countless enemies. Assassination, framing, and bribery follow him like the air around him. Although his life is nerve-racking, everything remains within Zhou Mingke's control, until the day Shen Jieshan, the illegitimate son of the Shen family, recklessly drives his car into Zhou Mingke's Humvee. Zhou Mingke discovers that after waking from a three-year coma, Shen Jieshan seems like an entirely different person. One night, Shen Jieshan sneaks into Zhou Mingke's study. Caught in the act, he takes down the antique Song-printed edition of the Book of Han from the bookshelf, taps it with his slender fingers, and says gravely, "It's fake." Zhou Mingke: ? Shen Jieshan patiently explains: Books printed in the Song dynasty did not leave an inked block at the top or bottom of the central fold between the borders. The first line recorded the printer's private note about the number of characters in that edition, followed by the title, then the volume number. Zhou Mingke: ... Theme: The greatest heroes are those who serve their country and its people.