Marrying the Beautiful but Tragic One (Quick Transmigration)

"Boss, your boyfriend has fallen into the beautiful, powerful, tragic hero archetype and can't get out!"

"A beautiful, powerful, tragic hero who's also a lovesick fool? Even better."

A straight-shooting, pure-blooded all-rounder career-minded heroine, paired with a hero who is both angel and devil: sometimes gentle, understanding, and emotionally steady; sometimes obsessive, unhinged, and willing to do anything for love. A true warrior of pure love and a lovesick fool.

The first story is a melodramatic tale of a real and fake prince. After transmigrating into a book, the heroine relies on the real prince's boundless affection and tolerance to help the male lead impersonate him. She first blinds the real prince, who has helped her countless times, then kills him.

The real prince is a charismatic, pure-hearted war god who blushes easily X the fake prince's younger sister, who vows to live a carefree life but mows down enemies with a gleeful cackle.

The second story is a modern tale of two domineering CEOs, with readers choosing which one to support. The story's heroine tries to enjoy the company of both men by claiming she saved their lives, but she enrages the two CEOs. They take turns locking her away, and in the end one dies, one goes mad, and one is badly injured.

A cold-faced older ex-husband with a terminal illness X a clingy, jealous genius older brother with mental health issues X an innocent, minor celebrity who is mistaken by a domineering CEO for the heroine's double and made to suffer in her place.

The third story is a harem rivalry. The story's heroine gives birth to eight children in a row, helping the emperor male lead outlast the regent and take power.

The celibacy ceiling of a regent, whose father complex flares up the moment he gets another look at her X a stunning empress who says whatever comes to mind, even in her dreams, but is utterly reliable when it comes to business.

The fourth story is the real and fake heiresses versus the real and fake young masters.

Double fake-sibling romance: you deserve it.

Everything in the blurb will appear, but there's more to it than that. Uncle romances, widower romances, stepfather romances, and so on: the book has a little of everything.

Romance takes center stage, but the heroine also has a career storyline in every world, and it takes up a substantial portion of the story.

Satisfying, sweet, and refreshing; one-on-one romance; happy ending.

P.S. This is the second book in a series, but you can read it without knowing the first book.

P.P.S. The first book is called The Male Lead Is a Lovesick Fool (Quick Transmigration).

Theme: Treat others sincerely and love life.