I Transmigrated into a Substitute Bride's Cannon-Fodder Sidekick

My new novel, After I Volunteered to Become a Widower, is now available! Jiang Lin transmigrates one day into a book as a tragic little disposable character. The little disposable character relies on his good looks to seduce every attractive man in the capital. He's a notorious playboy, despised by everyone. Only Jiang Lin, after transmigrating into the little disposable character, knows what his life is really like. His father doesn't love him, his mother died young, and his stepmother mistreats him. He also has two stepbrothers and a "beautiful and kindhearted" younger sister who is the heroine. His first stepbrother steals his position as the crown prince's study companion, and the second steals his place as a student at the Imperial Academy. Finally, the heroine plots to marry him off to a dying man as a good-luck bride. In anyone's eyes, Jiang Lin has been handed a death sentence. But Jiang Lin has a pocket dimension. What does he have to fear? So... Jiang Lin beats the heroine to the punch and earns great merit, successfully reclaiming his position as heir to the marquis's title from his two stepbrothers. Jiang Lin successfully resolves a famine, makes a name for himself across the realm, and is ennobled as a marquis. Life couldn't be better. As for the dying man Jiang Lin marries, not only does he recover from his leg injury and have the poison removed, he also becomes a God of War feared by all. A scheming, secretly passionate general gong X a sharp-tongued, tough uke P.S. This is a satisfying face-slapping novel, and the actual story is better than the blurb! Blurb for After I Volunteered to Become a Widower Su Jingqing is drugged and framed by his fiance. He meets a tall, muscular, handsome man, and the two hit it off immediately. Just as Su Jingqing is figuring out how to break off his engagement and marry the man he met that night, an imperial edict arrives, bestowing Su Jingqing as the official consort of Prince Huai. Prince Huai is the emperor's eldest legitimate son. He's distinguished himself in battle, excels in both letters and arms, and is the son the emperor considers best suited to become crown prince. But not long ago, Prince Huai was assassinated on his way back from battle and died young. The emperor is sending Su Jingqing to become Prince Huai's widower! Just as everyone expects Su Jingqing to defy the imperial edict, his eyes light up and he promptly declares, "I'll marry him! I'm volunteering to become a widower!" On his wedding day, Su Jingqing bows in marriage to a rooster as the guests look on with pity and sympathy. That night, on their wedding night, the supposedly dead Prince Huai sneaks into bed. Extra scene: One day, Xiao Beihuai takes Su Jingqing to meet his former fiance. Xiao Beihuai orders him, "Call him sister-in-law." The former fiance clenches his teeth in frustration, but can only obediently say, "Sister-in-law." Theme: Promote justice, stay true to your original intentions, and find a way forward through adversity!