There Is Always a Possessive Man Who Wants to Marry Me [Quick Transmigration]

Feng Dongyu is a supporting female character in the transmigration-into-a-book world. Determined to achieve excellent results, she has developed an obsessive-compulsive need to collect every scrap of information about the male and female leads before she can focus on causing trouble. In the new world she’s entered, the original male lead seems like a healing beauty, but is actually cold and sinister. He’s a powerful weapon who drives and helps the female lead on her path of revenge. The original female lead has just crawled back into the world of the living from a torture hell, and is a neurotic with multiple dark traits, including brutality, severe paranoia, and obsessive tendencies. Feng Dongyu only wants to be the best villain in the book. So why does the male lead keep falling for her, and why does the female lead always... always stare at her gloomily, beg for her with such pathetic devotion, and need her desperately? And why does she end up turning into a man and marrying her??? [Must-read guide] 1. The original male and female leads are both fragments of the same person, and are both male leads. The original male and female leads were never in love with each other. 2. An all-powerful, dazzling black-and-white lotus who switches between male and female, made up of fragments of the male lead, x a super-charming, universally adored potential female lead. 3. Not a typical quick transmigration story. There is plenty of both real-world and dream-world plot. The focus is on winning over different fragments. Other fragments besides those of the male and female leads may appear. 4. Updates before midnight every night. If I can’t update, I’ll post a notice [heart]. Please add my next novel, Before I Lost My Memory, I Was a Toxic Jerk, to your reading list: Ying Niang wakes up to discover that she has lost her memory. Her husband, Duan Lang, no longer forces her to divorce him or tries every way he can to marry the woman he loves. He has aged ten whole years and become a state preceptor with power over the court. He is cold and murderous, hated by everyone, yet loves her like a lowly servant. Ying Niang finds it absurd, but even more absurd is that during the ten years she can’t remember, she became a poisonous woman whom everyone despises but dares not provoke. Rumor has it in the capital that when Duan Lang fell on hard times, she kicked him to the curb and became a wealthy merchant’s concubine, enjoying his every indulgence. When the merchant was about to make her his legal wife, she learned that Duan Lang had become the state preceptor who controlled the government. So she dumped the merchant, too, and tried to latch on to the state preceptor. Everyone thinks the state preceptor will mock her and take revenge, but who could have guessed that, despite her having abandoned him, he would insist on marrying her as his legal wife... Uh... Wait, that can’t be right. She’s clearly a good person, so how did she become so promiscuous and eager to curry favor with the powerful over those ten years??? And how could Duan Lang, who once made her suffer so much jealousy and heartache, have become so madly in love with her? [Content warnings] 1. The female lead is genuinely a good person with very sound values. Her delicate, meek demeanor is only a front. She chooses all three of her marriages herself. She does not remain chaste, and falls in love each time she marries. Please don’t read if that bothers you. 2. The male lead, Duan Lang, hated the female lead when he was young because she was his stepmother and forced him to marry her. The virtuous wife he wanted was someone else, and he gave the female lead the cold shoulder. After falling in love with her, he has no one else. His heart and body belong to her. Please don’t read if that bothers you. 3. A story about two people trying to become better for each other (really, it’s a wife-chasing crematorium). Theme: Good relationships help people grow, while nightmares only bring more nightmares. Why not have a sweet dream instead?