Story Blurb:
Zhai Xiaoyun stayed up all night reading a novel.
In it, the heroine marries the current emperor's second son to help the male lead seize the throne in a rebellion.
The Second Prince spends his days eating, drinking, and having fun, a man of little talent or ambition.
The one thing to praise him for is that he truly loves the heroine.
The heroine says she wants to be empress.
The Second Prince secretly conspires with the ministers, framing the Crown Prince for plotting to kill the emperor. He successfully brings the Crown Prince down and inherits the throne.
Defying everyone's objections, he installs the heroine as empress.
Over the next three years, she favors corrupt officials and ruthlessly persecutes loyal ministers and generals.
The people groan under their suffering, unable to bear their miserable lot.
At last, the male lead has a reason to rebel, and he joins forces with the heroine from within the palace.
She thinks she'll spend the rest of her life in wealth and happiness with the man she loves. But the male lead's father declares her unchaste and uses a cup of poisoned wine to wipe out everyone in her palace.
Zhai Xiaoyun is so frustrated by the heroine's foolishness that she spends a miserable night awake. When she wakes, she discovers she's become the heroine.
Unable to stand the original heroine's behavior, Zhai Xiaoyun decides she'll spend her days eating and drinking without a care in the world with the Second Prince, who loves her deeply.
To hell with the rebellion!
Wouldn't it be better to be a pampered princess consort who does nothing all day?
But before long, she notices something off about the way the Second Prince looks at her.
All that tenderness and deep affection is fake.
He looks as if he wants to eat her flesh and drink her blood.
His gaze is fierce and ravenous, like a wolf or a tiger.
Zhai Xiaoyun: ...Her supporting male character has not only been reborn, he seems to have turned dark!
TIPS:
1. The heroine transmigrates into a book, and the male lead is reborn.
2. Happy ending.
Upcoming Story:
Sweet and innocent little empress x Emperor who says one thing but means another
A short, sweet romance~
[Blurb]
Qi Wei is the emperor of Great Qi. Diligent and devoted to his people, he handles every matter of state with meticulous care and never dares slack off. He's either in the Hall of Deliberation or on his way there.
Xie Xiaolan is the empress of Great Qi, a daughter of a prestigious family, gentle and virtuous. She wants to be a role model for all the women of Great Qi. Unfortunately, there are no other consorts in the harem, so she turns her attention to all sorts of other duties.
Both of them dream of being recorded in the history books and remembered for all time. So they hit it off, one managing the affairs of state and the other the harem, working together in perfect harmony.
The days go by.
Until Qi Wei once again refuses the triennial selection of consorts. Looking at the empty harem, Xie Xiaolan finally understands after her mother's advice.
Rather than pinning her hopes on Qi Wei, who has no interest in women, and taking in more consorts to showcase her managerial talent, she should have a child herself and demonstrate the glory of being the mother of the nation!
She decides to act that very night. Qi Wei, working late in the front hall, receives word that his beloved empress wants to invite him to dinner.
As emperor, he has no choice but to accept the empress's invitation.
With a helpless look, Qi Wei sets down his memorials and heads to the empress's chambers.
But in the depths of his heart, where no one can see, he is overjoyed, fireworks exploding all around. They say a night of passion is worth a thousand gold pieces, and he has been longing for one for ages!
* Mutual secret crushes
* A short, sweet romance
Theme: We exist to change history.
Is this the ending? It's okay for the author to write a short text in big letters, but is it too sloppy? Will the male and female protagonists die if they candidly communicate their emotions more openly? Inexplicably, they had a cold war after knowing that each other was reborn and passed through the book, and then reconciled without communicating? What's the point? In the ending, the heroine died on her wedding night! I regret reading:
Ah, look at the text, did the reborn male protagonist still love the original protagonist before???
Ah, this... The copywriting is quite interesting, but there is no one in the comment area? Ahem... Okay, let me be the first person to hunt for treasure! No one commented on this, and Wenwen himself was finished. It can be seen that he is a responsible person who does things from beginning to end.
The last few paragraphs of "Xiaoyun..." Made me cry!