[There's also a new story, The Female Protagonist in Disguise as a Man Goes Too Far, updating daily. Its synopsis is at the end.]
**Synopsis**
Xie Yu reads a reborn novel and transmigrates into the role of Zhong Yu, the female protagonist's older sister, who only appeared twice in the book.
In the original story, the female protagonist schemes her way into becoming the male lead's concubine in her previous life, follows him as he rises to marquis and prime minister, and spends years stirring up trouble before ultimately bringing about her own death in a fire. At the very end, she discovers that the person in the male lead's heart is actually the current empress.
Zhong Yu plans to keep a low profile and live a quiet life, enjoying the show as the female protagonist is reborn and gets revenge on the male lead. But then she runs into the male lead's boss, the heir of Prince Nan'an and future emperor, Fu Jiuheng.
...Can someone tell her why he looks like he's about to die?
If she doesn't save him, how is the male lead's story supposed to continue? But after she saves him, this man she can't afford to offend latches onto her. No matter how much she tries to avoid him, he keeps pestering her.
Zhong Yu doesn't want to become the enemy of all the noble ladies in the capital. Their family backgrounds are worlds apart, so why make trouble for herself?
Besides, she only likes feel-good and sweet stories and can't handle angst. She'd rather behave herself and stick to her role as a bit player.
The heir: Oh, I've already rewritten the script. (Smug face)
Reader's guide:
1. A low-ranking official's illegitimate daughter, who pretends to be calm and plays dumb expertly, VS an heir who seems aloof but is actually a hopeless romantic.
2. The female lead is low-key and laid-back, afraid of trouble and determined to stay an unknown extra. The male lead is powerful, arrogant, and relentless in his pursuit.
3. The female lead holds back in the early story and starts to rise in the middle. She's not the type to slaughter her way through everything.
4. The female lead isn't a white lotus. She'll use a few tricks to survive. If you don't like that, please close the page, but don't insult the author.
5. Both are virgins. In this life, the male lead gives his body and heart to the female lead alone.
[The plot serves the story, so don't take everything too seriously. If you don't like it, please close the page without insults. Writing a novel isn't easy. You're entitled to dislike it, but you don't need to tell me. Just close it. Thank you.]
******Coming soon: The Female Protagonist in Disguise as a Man Goes Too Far. Check my profile!******
Qi Yimei transmigrates into the male lead of a political intrigue novel she's recently been reading...
Oh, and the male lead is a woman in disguise.
As the story is about to follow its political intrigue plotline, Qi Yimei decides to flee the main story so she can survive to the end, given that she's clueless about politics. By a twist of fate, she becomes the sickly Sixth Prince's study companion.
From then on, she's stuck with him. People even ship them as a couple, and the whole capital has a great time pairing them up.
She doesn't think much of it. After all, spending every day with a beauty is pretty nice, except that the beauty is a little too controlling and a little too clingy.
The Sixth Prince, Yan Ciyun, has skin as fair as snow, bright eyes and white teeth, and unmatched beauty. Because of one flippant remark from Qi Yimei, even though he's a man, he's earned the title of the most beautiful person under heaven.
He hates Qi Yimei for attracting admirers wherever she goes. She's sharp-tongued, flirtatious, and shameless, with not a single redeeming quality, yet he just can't let her go. When he can't see her during the day, he longs for her. When he falls asleep at night, she haunts his dreams.
He has to keep her from flirting with some other fox spirit while struggling against his own shameful desires. He spends every day torn and tormented, blaming himself, while she acts as if nothing is wrong, completely relaxed and carefree.
So why keep suppressing it?!
Qi Yimei, who is dragged back after faking her death, stares at the Sixth Prince, who has completely lost it. "D-don't come any closer... Let's talk this out... I-I'm a man!"
Yan Ciyun doesn't hesitate for a second. He reaches back and locks the door.
Qi Yimei (about to cry): I think I've taken this too far.
[Sickly, beautiful, scheming little jealous king VS oblivious, lustful female hooligan]
Reader's guide:
1. The female lead has lived disguised as a man for ten years. She has a man's heart and a woman's body, likes beauties, and of course only truly loves the male lead.
2. The male lead is a beautiful, otherworldly, sickly beauty with a strong possessive streak. At first, he believes the female lead is a man. The female lead is thick-headed and slow to catch on, with a strong survival instinct, and is thoroughly henpecked.
3. The female lead is one year older than the male lead. Don't read if that bothers you.
Theme: Keep your feet on the ground to live a comfortable and fulfilling life
I really can't stand the heroine being like this... The hero has nothing to apologize to her for, and the writing makes her look like a licking dog.
After watching half of the plot, it was too long and exhausted, so I skipped to the back to watch the ending and extras.
There are a lot of house fights, but luckily the ending is good. Recommended
Let's do some extra stories [Star Eyes] The male protagonist's role is in the middle and late stages. In the early stage, he is arrogant and cultivates the wolf, and in the later stage, he is the humble cultivation.
Sign in, spread flowers, spread flowers
When the author first wrote this article, I only read one or two chapters, but I didn't expect that I would finish reading it in two days. Hahahahaha [crying with laughter]
Which plum blossom is the blood of?
I finished chasing it... In the middle, I really couldn't stand the male protagonist and jumped out. In this novel, apart from the emotional line between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, I really found the other plots very attractive to me. Does the author really not consider writing a novel with a female protagonist? The emotional line is supplemented! I feel that the male protagonist in the author's first book is not particularly likable, and the emotional line is also very confusing. It makes people angry to the point of vomiting blood. Of course, this is my personal experience and suggestion! ! ! Anyway! ! The author worked hard on writing the article! ! ! ! ! Cheers for the next one! ! ! ! ! Damn it! ! ! !
The female protagonist can be considered to have carried out the Buddhist tradition to the end, but the male protagonist is more outstanding in this article. He is arrogant and arrogant.
However, the author's writing is good, the plot has ups and downs, and the tense atmosphere is created very well. I felt very nervous for the heroine.
Master, When Will She Come to Attack Me?
It Turns Out She Was Just Repaying the Favor
So What If I Steal My Lord's Wife?
The Beautiful Taoist Priestess Is Ruthless and Has a Cruel Streak
The Crown Prince Was the Ex-Boyfriend She Killed
After I Hurt the Tragic Beauty, He Was Reborn
The Female Lead Who Cross-Dresses as a Man Goes Too Far
The White Moonlight Is Both a Heartbreaker and a Beauty
The Young Lord's Daily Face-Slapping (I Transmigrated into a Book)
I really can't stand the heroine being like this... The hero has nothing to apologize to her for, and the writing makes her look like a licking dog.
After watching half of the plot, it was too long and exhausted, so I skipped to the back to watch the ending and extras.
There are a lot of house fights, but luckily the ending is good. Recommended
Let's do some extra stories [Star Eyes] The male protagonist's role is in the middle and late stages. In the early stage, he is arrogant and cultivates the wolf, and in the later stage, he is the humble cultivation.
Sign in, spread flowers, spread flowers
When the author first wrote this article, I only read one or two chapters, but I didn't expect that I would finish reading it in two days. Hahahahaha [crying with laughter]
Which plum blossom is the blood of?
I finished chasing it... In the middle, I really couldn't stand the male protagonist and jumped out. In this novel, apart from the emotional line between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, I really found the other plots very attractive to me. Does the author really not consider writing a novel with a female protagonist? The emotional line is supplemented! I feel that the male protagonist in the author's first book is not particularly likable, and the emotional line is also very confusing. It makes people angry to the point of vomiting blood. Of course, this is my personal experience and suggestion! ! ! Anyway! ! The author worked hard on writing the article! ! ! ! ! Cheers for the next one! ! ! ! ! Damn it! ! ! !
The female protagonist can be considered to have carried out the Buddhist tradition to the end, but the male protagonist is more outstanding in this article. He is arrogant and arrogant.
However, the author's writing is good, the plot has ups and downs, and the tense atmosphere is created very well. I felt very nervous for the heroine.