[Book Transmigration] Don't Think You Can Plant Grass on My Head!

Chen Zhihao survives a terrible disaster, only to transmigrate!

What's more, he transmigrates into a melodramatic, angst-filled novel he's read before!

Unfortunately, he's not the male lead, but a disposable supporting character!

He was lucky enough to marry the heroine, but not destined to be the male lead. His legally wedded wife is kidnapped and loses her memory, falls into a passionate, painful romance with a group of male leads, and turns dark as she seeks revenge. Meanwhile, he's doomed to be forced to wear one green hat after another.

How can he let that happen?

He's terrified and wants to call off the engagement!

But breaking off an engagement is no easy matter.

Luckily, Heaven hasn't abandoned him. A System suddenly appears!

Chen Zhihao is ready to turn his fortunes around, but it turns out this is a cultivation System from a certain web-fiction site, meant to help him become a god and sage.

Chen Zhihao spits blood as he looks up at the sky. Spiritual energy is so scarce in this novel's world that cultivation is impossible.

This System isn't his cheat at all!

All he can do is rely on his knowledge of the plot and struggle to begin his "weed-clearing" campaign.

Whatever happens, he's pulling up every weed on his head!

No matter who it is, no one gets to plant a weed on me!

Reading Guide:

1. This is a 1v1 romance, and both leads are faithful to each other.

2. The novel Chen Zhihao transmigrates into, The Proper Young Lady, is entirely fictional. It features all the melodramatic tropes of old-school novels, but don't worry: once the male lead arrives, everything will change.

3. Told from the male lead's perspective, with a plot-focused story and close ties between court politics and the jianghu.

Theme: Stand on your own feet and change your destiny.