[Rugged, straightforward engineer tyrant gong x scheming, seductive, cunning hostage shou]
Xiao Kui accidentally transmigrated into an ancient political intrigue novel and became the tyrannical villain who kept the male lead, a hostage, as his private plaything. In the end, the male lead beheaded him as a sacrifice to heaven.
After transmigrating into the book, Xiao Kui adopted a new life motto:
The male lead is a big shot, so I'll treat him like royalty! He wants to become the King of Chu? I'll help him!
Xiao Kui said with all sincerity, "I've long admired your talent, sir. I would be honored to call you a kindred spirit."
Rong Jue: "..."
You're a crude brute who doesn't even know what universal love and opposition to aggression mean. How can you claim to admire my talent?
Xiao Kui diligently tried to please the male lead. He used cartography to make a veil, built powerful crossbows with the principles of mechanics, and staged divine miracles with pinhole images...
Then his tyrant persona went completely off the rails.
At first, Rong Jue thought it was humiliation. Later, he realized the tyrant's tenderness was reserved for him alone.
The tyrant punished his favorite concubines for him, gave him the dragon bed, made him chicken soup, listened to him talk about military strategy, and nodded enthusiastically. "I'll do whatever you say!"
At first, Xiao Kui only wanted to stay alive. Somehow, he ended up protecting the entire kingdom of Qi as the male lead's backing, and even flirted his way into the male lead's heart.
Later, Xiao Kui discovered that the original heroine was singing "Why Sing?" and had begun enthusiastically shipping him with Rong Jue.
Xiao Kui's face was full of shock: Wait, there's another fellow countryman here too?!
*Love took root before I knew it. You're the only cure I want.*
Reading notes:
Transmigrate into a book and change your fate / Forced mutual pining / Rugged man spoils beauty / Sweet romance amid political intrigue
This story uses the Warring States period as a backdrop and takes plenty of creative liberties. It isn't a serious historical drama. The early chapters focus on lighthearted interactions, with the political intrigue gradually unfolding later.
Theme: Reflections on love and intimate relationships
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