Hiding a Beauty in a Golden House [Book Transmigration]

I'm an unlucky guy who transmigrated into a book after taking a nap. Unluckier still, I became the male lead's dark moonlight in a power-up fantasy, a disposable character destined to have my coffin opened and my corpse whipped. After I transmigrated, I discovered that this dark moonlight wasn't just a dark character. The gender was a little off, too. To stay alive, I kept away from the male lead while diligently playing the part of a cold, aloof princess. But I'm a science student with an allergy to classical Chinese. Nobody knows how hard it was for me to study at the academy. Once, unrest broke out on the border, and the court planned to marry the princess off to a khan thousands of miles away to seal an alliance. I'd only been a princess for two years, but while you're in office, you have to do your job. If I was supposed to marry him, then marry him I would. Halfway there, when most of the palace maids traveling with me had run away, the male lead rode up and stopped my carriage. He said he had pacified the border and would escort me back to the capital. I marveled inwardly that the male lead really was the only invincible hero in the book, but surely there was no need to go to such trouble to save a fallen princess like me. It was strange, but I didn't want to go to the grasslands and sword-fight with the khan either. That night, I received word that the khan had been beheaded two days earlier. When we reached the post station, he offered me his hand as I got down from the carriage. I asked him why he'd done it. The male lead said he liked me, and that he had to avenge the theft of his bride. I thought: Male lead, your character in the novel is the kind with no wife and destined to die alone. How could this be a case of stealing your bride... Later, when I ascended the throne, he stood beside me as my powerful minister, my imperial consort, and my boyfriend: Ming Ye. (P.S. There are no marriage certificates in ancient times, so I can only call him my boyfriend.) 1. The blurb is in first person, the main text is in third person from the bottom's perspective, and this is a boys' love novel, a boys' love novel, a boys' love novel. 2. Book Transmigration, sweet romance, very sweet. It's the ancient-setting version of The White Moonlight in the Golden House. It's fine if you haven't read White Moonlight! 3. Ming Ye x Rong Jian: a neurotic, sinister, reborn male lead top x a beautiful, adorable cross-dressing princess bottom Preorder: Transmigrated into the Arrogant Marriage Alliance Partner Before the Big Shot's Comeback [Book Transmigration] Yu Juan transmigrates into a book. Some people do it once, but he does it twice. The first time, he becomes a dying man, sick and bedridden. Only before he dies does Yu Juan learn that he is the disposable marriage-alliance partner of a revenge-novel's male lead. As a young man, the original owner abandoned the protagonist and later stole business secrets. He was supposed to be sent to prison, but instead, he fell seriously ill and ended his days in a remote manor. Yu Juan endured it in the original owner's place for a long time. He remembers the torment of death drawing near, and the window that wasn't far away but that he would never have the strength to push open. In the last moment before his consciousness faded, Yu Juan sensed the protagonist standing in front of him, casually brushing his hair. The man's body was cold, and his voice was icy. He said nonchalantly, "Yu Juan, when you die, will anyone mourn you?" The second time, he transmigrates fifteen years into the past, before any of it has happened. Feeling his healthy body and remembering everything from his first transmigration, Yu Juan rubs his hands together, ready to seek revenge on the protagonist. On a summer afternoon, in a secluded manor, the down-and-out protagonist lies in bed with both legs broken, unable to move. There isn't a single person to look after him. Zhou Huiyue is so thin he's practically skin and bones. Looking listless, he gazes out the window with lowered eyes and doesn't even turn around when someone comes in. He looks as if he could die at any moment. Yu Juan, who was about to make his move, freezes. Zhou Huiyue asks coolly, "Who are you?" His tone is exactly the same as before. Yu Juan snaps, "Your marriage-alliance partner." As a good young man of the new era, raised under the red flag and in the sunshine, Yu Juan can't bring himself to hurt him. He even feels a little sorry for him. He wants revenge, but Yu Juan doesn't believe in fighting dirty. So he decides to let the protagonist recover first, then plot his revenge. But the protagonist has no one else he can trust nearby. It seems the only person who can look after him is Yu Juan, his poor, put-upon marriage-alliance partner... Yu Juan finds himself an excuse and says with righteous indignation, "How can my fiance look so miserable?" What he doesn't realize is that this helpless protagonist has been reborn. Later, Zhou Huiyue quickly makes a comeback and takes control of the situation. Everyone assumes that Yu Juan, the former marriage-alliance partner who was first to call off their engagement, will be brutally humiliated and punished. Instead, the sinister, desireless protagonist stands before Yu Juan with a carefully practiced gentle smile. "I bought the manor you like, and the people you hate won't show up in front of you again. So, my fiance, when are we getting married?" Then he lowers his eyes and adds, as if it were just an afterthought, "The next three days are all auspicious, perfect for a wedding." A reborn, possessive big shot top x an arrogant, beautiful young lady bottom The big shot is good at pretending to be pitiful, and the young lady is softhearted. The couple is sweet and affectionate. Mutual salvation, a very sweet romance Theme: Even when faced with desperate circumstances, work hard and build a better life anew