Transmigrated into a Sickly, Twisted Female Side Character

Complete.

Next works: "I Ran Away Three Years After Our Political Marriage" and "Welcome to the Gods' Game". Scroll down for the blurbs. Please add them to your wish list QAQ.

After waking up from a car accident, Li Jinse transmigrates into a novel as a sickly, possessive supporting character with the same name.

In the book, to win the hero, Shen Tingji, she broke his leg, made him kneel, and even drugged him.

Thinking of the supporting character's tragic fate, Li Jinse trembles with fear. She decides to pretend to be an adorable, devoted little lackey and cling tightly to the hero's leg.

Li Jinse's daily routine: How is the Prince Consort feeling today? Does he find me pleasing to the eye? Is he lonely? Is he bored? If nothing else works, let's set him up with the heroine!

What, the heroine won't do? I can step in myself!

Shen Tingji blushes. "...Get lost!"

Li Jinse: "..."

Even a rabbit will bite when pushed too far. And Li Jinse is a purebred Tibetan Mastiff disguised as a rabbit, a member of the canine family.

Yo, yo, check it out, here's a guide to winning over the Prince Consort...

Until one day, Shen Tingji finds a diary in the garden. One line is scrawled in doglike handwriting: Chew the toughest bone, be the wildest dog!

Caught red-handed, Li Jinse's legs shake, and she instantly turns into a husky. "If I say this isn't mine, will you believe me?"

Shen Tingji smiles faintly. "No."

Li Jinse: "...What a coincidence, I don't believe it either!"

Fake-soft-but-strong heroine vs. hated-by-dogs-but-honest hero

Well, they're made for each other, a perfect match

One-on-one, happy ending

Upcoming work: "I Ran Away Three Years After Our Political Marriage"

One-line blurb: A proud, reserved, scheming, and possessive emperor chases after his wife by grinding his dignity into the dirt, nearly burning it to ashes. A story of a man suffering through his own pursuit of love.

Full blurb: Sang Qi, a princess sent to cement a political alliance, marries the young ruler Gu She Ye, whom she has long admired, with all her heart.

After three years of marriage, she carefully lays her sincere love before him, yet can't even make him look her way.

She stubbornly believes she can wait, until she accidentally hears the truth behind his decision to ask for her hand. Her heart turns to ash, and she starts plotting to escape the cage she built for herself.

At first, Gu She Ye made Sang Qi his empress simply because they had known each other for years, she was all alone, and her family would not meddle in government affairs.

It isn't until he sees with his own eyes that the humble woman who loved him with everything she had has become a charred corpse in a blazing fire...

He goes mad!

He keeps the cat she used to raise, lives in the palace where she lived, and refuses to hold a funeral for her, pretending she is still alive.

Later, they meet at Nanyin Pavilion, the most famous restaurant in Fengdu.

The woman who was once shy, tender, stubborn, and restrained smiles with cool detachment. "You've mistaken me for someone else, sir. I'm Mo Sang, the owner of this place."

Later still, diners at Nanyin Pavilion often see the exalted king of Eastern Wei pleading humbly with Boss Mo: "Sang Sang, I'll cut out my heart and give it to you. Could you please take a look at it?"

One-on-one, happy ending

Theme: No matter how unpredictable fate may be, keep on living well!