The Male Lead Always Imagines I'm Secretly in Love with Him [Quick Transmigration]

First World: The Swordsman and the Beautiful Princess (Complete)

Female lead's perspective:

I'm a swordswoman side character. My job is to move the plot along and bring the male and female leads closer together.

I draw my sword to help when the two leads are in danger.

I use my lightness skill to deliver messages when they're separated.

I stand up for the female lead when she's bullied by the hero's other women.

From time to time, I steer the female lead into the male lead's room.

At last, just as the female lead's father arrives to discuss the marriage, I'm as exhausted as an old dog, but finally able to breathe a sigh of relief.

Then the male lead, eyes bloodshot, demands to know why I deceived him about my feelings.

Me: ???

Male lead's perspective:

I have a subordinate who has a crush on me.

She weeps silently when I'm injured and unconscious.

She risks her life to lure away assassins so I can escape.

When I'm punished, she uses her own body as a shield and stubbornly protects me without a word.

She buries her feelings for me deep inside and silently watches me from some hidden corner.

She's so wonderful. I decide to marry her, no matter who she is.

Later, my father forces me into an arranged marriage.

Afraid she'll be hurt, I can't wait to tell her that I'll never marry anyone but her.

Her family arrives, bringing congratulatory gifts one after another.

But she smiles and congratulates me like any other guest.

I feel like I've been deceived.

P.S. The male lead is twenty-six, in the prime of his life.

Second World: The Fallen Princess and the Enemy General (Complete)

I don't like my wife.

Because of her, I had to part with my childhood sweetheart.

I destroyed her country, but she doesn't hate me.

She tells me that since she's married into the Chu Kingdom, she's now one of its people.

Others praise her for her sense of duty, but I don't see it that way.

Gradually, even the people around me who used to dislike her begin to like her.

When I'm blamed and suspected, when others betray me,

she's the only one who takes my hand and trusts me without reservation.

At last, I realize I no longer hate her, and decide to treat her well from now on.

But she holds out a divorce agreement, smiling as she says she'll set me free.

It feels as if my heart is being cut to pieces.

P.S. The original female lead has no attachment to her homeland. This is explained later.

Third World: The Unruly Scion and the Cool, Dashing Swordswoman (Complete)

[Reader's Guide]

1. The male and female leads stay the same, and every world is strictly one-on-one.

2. Updates daily, 4,000+ characters, usually after 10:00 p.m.

3. A silly, sweet little romance. Anything goes.

4. Set in ancient times, but it's not a strictly historical-style novel. There's plenty of comedy.

5. No fans of the male lead, please. Every story includes a "chasing your wife to the crematorium" plot.

My new secret-identity novel is out. Please add it to your collection.

After My Ex, Whom I Dumped, Crashed My Wedding

Shi Wanyin should have had a happy marriage, but fate had other plans: her childhood sweetheart died on the battlefield.

Far from the capital, Shi Wanyin spends seven years keeping vigil in a lonely city, until she meets a young man who looks remarkably like her childhood sweetheart.

The young man has peerless sword skills and formidable martial arts, but knows nothing of love. Shi Wanyin teaches him to write, gives him warmth, and explains what love means.

Though Xie Yuanke doesn't understand love, he wants to give her everything good in the world and protect her with his life.

Shi Wanyin thinks she'll spend her life with the young man, until she discovers that her childhood sweetheart is still alive.

That night, rain pours down in sheets.

Three years together, through life and death, cannot outweigh the simple fact that he is still alive.

Shi Wanyin tells him everything, determined to leave.

She teaches him what love means, then breaks his heart.

From then on, the young man locks away his heart and forsakes love.

Years later, they meet again in the Xie family ancestral hall.

Shi Wanyin is about to become a Xie bride, while he is the second son of the Xie family, recently returned to claim his place in the clan.

By then, the young man has risen to the highest ranks of the court. Ignoring her horrified expression, the man says coldly, "Sister-in-law, it's been a while."

The Xie family's twin brothers are to be married on the same day, but the groom is long overdue. Shi Wanyin can't shake her unease.

On their wedding night, the black boots with their gilded trim come into view beneath her red veil.

He gently wipes the tears from her cheek, his eyes playful and cruel. "Why are you crying, sister-in-law? This is only the beginning."

The male lead is ruthless, and the female lead is unapologetically unfaithful.

A melodramatic tale of revenge born of resentment and a love seized by force. Hiding behind my pot lid~

In the beginning, the male lead is an aloof, unruly young man. Later, he becomes a cold, obsessive minister.

A body-double story. I tweaked the blurb for the original story.

Theme: Even in the greatest danger, one must strive to stand on one's own and live as oneself!