Rong Qian transmigrates into a book, becoming Rong Weizhi, the scummy villainous Regent of Daqian in a wish-fulfillment harem novel.
The plot points about secretly murdering the late emperor, stealing the male lead's wife, and imprisoning and humiliating the male lead as a child go without saying. What Rong Qian finds truly impossible to accept is that he's a Kunze, an omega in an ABO novel!
What a lousy author! What a stupid setting!
Rong Qian suppresses the urge to curse up a storm, keeps his secret identity under wraps, and sets out to save himself...
"I happened to find a cultivation manual in the study. Here, it's yours."
"I spotted something unusual on my way back to the manor. Here, it's yours."
"Princess Nanshao is noble-born and peerlessly beautiful. She should be yours, too."
Later...
The little brat, now taller than Rong Qian, gives a faint smile, his gaze deep and unreadable. "There's something I've wanted for years, Your Excellency. Would you give me that, too?"
And later still...
Rong Qian grips his lower back with one hand and supports his belly with the other, gritting his teeth.
Why hadn't he broken that little wolf's legs while he was still a child?
A few things to know before you dive in:
1. A scheming, possessive male lead x a transmigrated villain who seems composed but has a mind full of drama.
2. An unconventional ancient-era ABO setting. There will be pregnancy and childbirth later!
3. The protagonist has a slight tendency to attract everyone's attention. Read with caution if that's not your thing.
4. The male lead is scheming from beginning to end, and there will inevitably be schemes and tricks. Read with caution if that's not your thing.
5. Not a traditional court-politics story. It contains a little fantasy, and the male lead may not end up on the throne.
6. Given the author's intelligence, the plot exists entirely to serve the romance. Don't scrutinize the logic too closely.
Theme: The wolf cub he raised carried him off.