Ah, I'm Not the White Moonlight [Quick Transmigration]

Note: The later worlds aren't very well written. I suggest reading only the free chapters. Please understand. Wei Yunjiu is a heartthrob in the Three Realms Reincarnation Company's quick transmigration department. On the surface, he's aloof and elegant, like a flower blooming atop a lofty peak. In truth, he's sharp-tongued, greedy, and ready to pick a fight with the entire world. He laughs his way through life with three signature talents: swearing like a sailor, tearing apart scumbags, and turning the tables against all odds. The only reason he hasn't been beaten to death after all these years is his pretty face, which keeps saving him at the last second. He dances on the edge of disaster, strutting around and stealing everyone's thunder, until he accidentally triggers a hidden-level boss, a refined scoundrel. Only then does he learn that there's always someone more formidable than the last... "Question: My boyfriend is suspicious, moody, and outrageously controlling. How do I break up with him without triggering his villain mode?" "There is no solution. I recommend getting married on the spot." Mysterious, impossibly handsome heir Wei Sidao, the top / sharp-tongued, slippery, and androgynous heartthrob Wei Yunjiu, the bottom Known as the "Ten Thousand Whys" couple. Please note: 1. Wei Yunjiu's true form is a mountain spirit and has no particular gender. He occasionally dresses as a woman, so don't read if that bothers you. 2. A quick transmigration novel. Some worlds involve suspense, deduction, the supernatural, mythology, and urban legends. 3. Inspired by Qu Yuan's "The Mountain Spirit." There are some wonderful songs based on it. 3. The transmigration worlds vary in length, format, and theme. Reader requests are welcome. Completed previous works: Also updating this summer: "Quick Transmigration: The Male Supporting Character Who Won't Give Up on Treatment" and "I Survived in a Novel Full of Villains." Please add them to your collection. I managed to survive in a novel full of villains, and I have one bastard of a man to thank for it. After waking up, Yu Jiuge found herself the illegitimate daughter of a minor seventh-rank official. Her stepmother had no affection for her and was determined to marry her off as the second wife of the eighty-six-year-old Duke of Zheng. Yu Jiuge seized her chance to escape, only to be drugged with an aphrodisiac. Her pursuers were close behind. In a ruined temple, the male lead lay curled in a corner, hands and feet broken, miserable as a beaten dog. Yu Jiuge: You're the one. I'd rather marry a dog than let that old geezer have me! Male lead: Is that any way to talk to me??? The heroine slapped him. "Ignoring a woman's consent can land you in jail!" Yu Jiuge was caught and taken back anyway, becoming the Duke's wife in name only. She made it her life's mission to drive him to an early grave, until one day the Duke of Zheng's only legitimate grandson, who had been missing for years, finally returned. His forty-five-year-old eldest son came to pay his respects, bringing along his twenty-year-old grandson. Yu Jiuge smiled the moment she saw him. Are novels really this audacious these days? What the hell, everyone's competing to outdo each other. Note: 1. The second marriage is a sham, and so is the legitimate grandson. There are no relationships that violate social norms or decency. 2. The heroine is focused on her career. The hero will later graduate at the top of his class from the Male Virtue Academy. 3. The heroine gets the plotline of a domineering CEO's one-night stand, coercive pursuit, and refusal to take responsibility. Yes, the male lead starts off beautiful, powerful, and miserable, and the heroine even beats him. Later, he stops at nothing to get what he wants from her. Theme: Hold fast to justice and fear no evil.