
Synopsis
[Coming soon: The Cold, Ruthless Young General Saves Me a Thousand Times. Please bookmark!]
Both leads are reborn (a seemingly gentle but secretly ruthless chancellor x a woman with a kind face and a heart of steel)
A supporting female character transmigrates into a book (clear-headed, independent, highly intelligent, and a powerhouse)
In the thirty-first year of Yonghan, Sun Fuqu sees Han Su drinking in the peaceful grounds of a Buddhist temple.
He is Heaven's favored child, a young chancellor second only to The Outcast.
She is merely an illegitimate daughter of the Jingzhao Prefecture. How could she dare report him?
But he doesn't believe her. He grabs her chin and forcibly pours down the entire pot of strong liquor.
From then on, all the claws hidden beneath his polished exterior are revealed to her alone.
In the thirty-sixth year of Yonghan, Han Su kneels before the emperor and begs him to arrange his marriage to Sun Fuqu.
He had been engaged before, but his fiancée died in the suspicious case at the Censorate.
Sun Fuqu has no choice but to marry Han Su in a grand wedding. How could she dare report him?
The bizarre tragedy at the Censorate wasn't a bloody purge of political opponents.
Sun Fuqu sees the truth as clearly as a mirror: Han Su simply wanted to kill his wife and marry another.
In the thirty-ninth year of Yonghan, Han Su takes charge of the imperial seal on the emperor's behalf, wielding power over the entire court and reaching the height of his glory.
Sun Fuqu watches coldly, seeing how her husband will murder the emperor and hold the young sovereign hostage,
how he'll rise to dazzling heights before falling from the peak,
and how he'll drag her down with him, until they both die by poison in the fortieth year of Yonghan.
After living her life again, Sun Fuqu is pointed at and cursed by Lu Rouliang, the woman who was once Han Su's fiancée and should have died young.
"You're nothing but a background female lead."
Only then does Sun Fuqu understand that Lu Rouliang has transmigrated into a book and now wants to steal her luck, claim her fate, and take her husband.
Lu Rouliang has only read The Empire's First Chancellor, a power fantasy for male readers.
She knows only that the male lead, Han Su, eventually becomes regent and rules the country, virtually an emperor himself, but doesn't know that he is actually a wolf in sheep's clothing.
That novel only tells the story up to the thirty-ninth year of Yonghan. Even knowing this, Sun Fuqu still dares not tell anyone.
She must keep it from everyone,
especially Lu Rouliang.
She waits,
waiting for Lu Rouliang to take Han Su from her, waiting for Lu Rouliang to die in her place...
Content warnings:
1. The leads are reborn at different times. The female lead is reborn first and enters a fake marriage with Zhao Shen, a student of the chancellor. The chancellor is reborn later, and when he wakes to learn that the female lead has married someone else, his world comes crashing down. (A groveling romance, maximum angst. Keywords: a model teacher who steals another man's wife.)
2. The female lead's perspective doesn't reflect the whole truth. For instance, she and the chancellor both supposedly die by poison (they actually don't), and Zhao Shen is supposedly a minor character in the novel (he's actually a neighboring country's crown prince).
3. The author's notes include paid-reader bonuses such as [skits + 100-question interviews with the leads + interactive mysteries about the supporting female character + clues about the male lead's identity]. Subscribe for great value!
4. I saw comments making up dirty rumors about the male lead, saying he isn't chaste. As the doting author who favors the female lead: Hahaha, this poor guy is so funny! He kept himself chaste for my daughter, to the point of getting nosebleeds, and readers who don't know the full story are calling him impure! Please, my lovely readers, if there's nothing left to criticize the characters for, criticize my writing instead! I always listen to feedback, and I'll absolutely work hard to improve based on fair criticism. Sending love~
5. Nothing outside you has the power to stop your happiness unless you allow it. None of my stories has the power to dance around your landmines unless you let it. If you're unhappy, if you've hit a landmine... then thank you for letting it happen.
*
For the following stories, visit the author's page:
[Coming soon]
The Cold, Ruthless Young General Saves Me a Thousand Times
Couple: A young general who dotes on his wife x a marquis's daughter who knows how to train dogs
#The heroine starts the fire, the hero pours oil on it#
#Be the most loyal dog, be the servant at her feet#
Blurb:
I.
On New Year's Eve, in a lonely pavilion by the water, the four sons of Emperor Yuanhe all owe Fu Minghe a debt.
She is the legitimate daughter of the Jiangyin Marquis. Since her reputation has been ruined, the emperor lets her choose her own marriage.
But her family pressures her to serve another prince and curry favor with the beast she despises.
In her moment of distress, Fu Minghe thinks of Chu Chen, the heir of a prince.
Even though the young general Chu carries a closely guarded secret, believes marriage isn't in his fate, and is determined to live and die alone...
Rather than keep getting entangled with the princes, wouldn't she be better off marrying the young general?
II.
Another New Year's Eve palace banquet. The women are still talking about Fu Minghe, whose beauty is unmatched in the capital.
They say that if Fu Minghe hadn't debased herself that New Year's Eve, the princes wouldn't all have had improper relations with her.
Fu Minghe sits calmly at the table, her red lips curling into a soft, alluring smile. She lifts her eyes coldly and gives Chu Chen a sidelong, knowing glance.
The commander of the Northern Army, a young heir to the throne, flips the table of the woman at the head of the group and points his long saber at her throat, all because of Fu Minghe's brief, cold glance.
The Prince of Beining controls half of Great Xia's territory. The heir dares to behave outrageously in the emperor's presence, yet no one dares object, and no one dares speak again.
In the silence that settles over the hall, Fu Minghe smiles coldly once more, her gaze luminous and her beauty enough to captivate all.
She looks at the young man standing alone, who has repeatedly rescued her from danger and wielded his long saber for her.
Everyone sees a cold, bloodthirsty savage wolf. She alone sees her most obedient dog.
He was there too. He knows what really happened to her that New Year's Eve.
And she knows his secret, the dirtiest, most hidden truth that could destroy him.
Chu Chen is her dog.
She holds his life in her hands.
III.
Once, the general was loyal and righteous.
In the end, he betrayed the emperor, murdered princes, and threw the court into chaos.
If you seek the reason,
it was all so he could be the servant at his beloved wife's feet, a sinner beneath her skirts.
Skits:
1
Fu Minghe: "Chu Chen, marry me."
Chu Chen: "Thanks, but I'm not interested in marriage."
2
Fu Minghe: "Chu Chen, marry me."
Chu Chen: "Thanks... Wait, are you going to keep a dog?"
3
Fu Minghe: "Chu Chen, marry me."
Chu Chen: "Whoever badmouths my wife, I'll f***ing cut them down!"
Content warnings:
1. The female lead starts out as a sweet, innocent girl (a face-card genius), then becomes a cold, alluring, unhinged black lotus.
2. The male lead is naturally a well-behaved, dutiful boy, but the female lead pulls him into the abyss. Whether the dog runs wild depends on how you train him.
[Completed]
The Concubine's Survival Guide: After becoming a concubine to an obsessive young master, I got together with him one-on-one and we even got a happy ending (high-stakes household drama warning)
The Child Belongs to Eunuch Su: A lofty beauty from the laundry bureau who washes and scrubs for love x a sweet, gentle girl from the imperial kitchen who wins a man's heart through his stomach
Dai Gaoshen, Pang Shiba, and Her: Before the great internet cleanup one year, some people had a date (modern romance, jokes, short story available by monthly subscription)
A humble question from the author: Since you've subscribed to my monthly story, won't you visit my page, ladies?
Theme: Truth, kindness, and beauty endure forever.
Tags
More by this author
Reader comments 18
Translated by Google Translate




Thanks to the boss for clearing the air, the male protagonist is unclean.
It's better to have different widths.
Fuyu, I don't even know why I hurt myself. All the hurts in my life can be forgiven by this.
Hey, the setting is interesting, but the writing is a bit abrupt, and the dialogue, plot, characters, and emotions are all rather stiff. Moreover, the description is too short and omitted, which is really a bit confusing.
I feel like Zhao Sun is really good at eating, and his wife is really good at writing 🤩
If I go to Han Su, I can still chase my wife in the crematorium. No, I can chase my wife even if he has committed such a heinous crime?
Little Prime Minister Han, you think so beautifully, hahaha, well done.
Is the male protagonist Han Su, Qiao Su who has not appeared yet, or Zhao Shen? So will Han Su, the male protagonist in the original book, end up with the female protagonist Fu Rui? What will be Miss Lu's destiny?
Is this heroine sick? Her brother-in-law looked down upon her even though he was a younger brother. The heroine and her brother-in-law had a blood feud before. Even so, she still wanted to kneel down eagerly and help silently??? The female protagonist says she cannot be loved by her concubine, and the heroine feels like there is a big hole missing in her heart??? [Changed]
Why does the heroine become more and more cowardly as she writes? She doesn't look like someone who has experienced many lives. She looks like a teenage girl who can predict the future in advance. The female counterpart is much more mature than her.