Using Medicine to Rise Above Everyone in the Ancient World

Xie Mingze transmigrates into a book as a sickly, beautiful male bride, carried into the Ninth Prince's estate in a small sedan chair to bring him good luck. In the story's original timeline, he was supposed to become the Crown Prince's principal consort. But the heroine, his half-sister, was reborn and learned the plot in advance. She snatched the position from him, then schemed to marry him off first. The original Xie Mingze was so furious that he died. Xie Mingze has a fiery temper, and he blows up on the spot. How could he put up with that? So, three days later, the Ninth Prince, who was supposed to be a disposable character in the book, wakes up. Three months later, he's back on his feet. Three years later, the Ninth Prince, who should have been dead long ago, ascends the throne. All the while, Xie Mingze diligently plays the invalid in the Ninth Prince's estate. By day, he hides in the back courtyard. After dark, he becomes the embodiment of justice. The heroine flirts with the Crown Prince, so he conveniently shows up to ruin it. She finds a miracle doctor to treat the princess, so he steps in himself and cures her with a single dose. She charms the great general, so he generously supplies the army's provisions. She and the prince of an enemy kingdom fall madly in love, so he strikes from the shadows and takes them both down. After achieving success and fame, Xie Mingze fakes his death during an illness. Several of the male leads and supporting characters who should have been devoted to the heroine instead make Xie Mingze the moonlight in their hearts. Some time later, Xie Mingze decides it's about time to wake up. He finds someone sitting before him, a man with a heart blacker than black, staring at him with bloodshot eyes and a strange expression. "You... came... back." Xie Mingze feels a little cold. "??? Are you serious? You even dug up the coffin?" CP: A fake invalid, real beauty, carefree doctor shou x a real invalid, fake-cold, lovesick, doting tyrant gong Upcoming novel After He Dies, He Falls in Love Through His Good Looks Ye Qingyan has been here for three years, diligently serving as a disgraced powerful official. During a raid, a villain runs him through the heart with a sword. Ye Qingyan wakes up to find that he isn't dead, but his heart has stopped beating. By chance, he triggers a book and enters a wishing pool. He has one year to face thirteen trials of the soul, each probing his seven emotions and six desires. If he passes, his heart will beat again. Otherwise, his soul will be destroyed when the year is up. And so... Ye Qingyan becomes a walking corpse by day, while diligently working to stay alive at night. [The gong's perspective] Emperor Yan has been on the throne for three years. Back when the nine princes fought for the crown, he led an attack on the capital and killed his brothers to seize the throne, ending a decade of warfare between the five kingdoms. The world calls him a tyrant, ruthless and cruel, with blood on both hands. Yet beneath that brutality, there is one thing he can't understand. He wants an answer. By chance, he enters the wishing pool, where he meets a sickly man who claims to come from an age in which people are ugly, and says he had no choice but to come here to become beautiful. Later, Emperor Yan tricks him into believing that he is a benevolent ruler, an emperor for the ages. Deceived, Ye Qingyan envies him deeply. They're both emperors, so why are they so different? His own emperor is an absolute tyrant. Not long after, Ye Qingyan, disgraced in the real world, is summoned back to the capital because of his outstanding achievements. At a banquet in the imperial gardens, Ye Qingyan arrives last in a hurry and walks straight into a scene where a certain tyrant is having a minister executed by slow slicing in front of the entire court. Ye Qingyan looks at the minister tied to a cross, then at Emperor Yan, the great tyrant, sitting at the head of the table and gazing coldly down on everyone. He looks incredibly familiar. "??? A benevolent ruler? An emperor for the ages?" Emperor Yan lowers his eyes to look at Lord Ye, acclaimed as the most handsome man of the dynasty. "??? Ugly? Wanted to become beautiful?" Lord Ye and Emperor Yan: "Emmmm, one of them dared to say it, and the other dared to believe it..." Theme: Heal the sick, help others, and save the people from misery.