Ongoing story: My Husband Is a Sickly Villain (Transmigrate into a Book). If you like it, please add it to your favorites.
[Story Blurb]
Mu Yunrao, the youngest daughter of the Duke of Ning's household, was doted on from childhood. Because she lacked a sense of security, she always kept a whip in her hand.
After a long dream, she learned that she was living in a storybook, where she was an obstacle to the male and female leads.
That version of her had become obsessed with love and done many shameful things. She disregarded her family, and in the end even alienated her aunt, the Empress, and her cousin, the Crown Prince, who had always been on her side.
She learned her lesson the hard way. What use is a man who doesn't love you?! A supporting female character doesn't have to love the male lead!
She grabbed her breathtakingly handsome second cousin. "How about we just make do and get married?"
Gu Xian's eye twitched. "Are you sure? Once I have you, I won't let go for the rest of my life." His words sounded like a question, but his hand held on tightly. Ever since she rescued him from that dark place, she had become the light of his life. He had always respected her, but from the moment she said those words, he would never let her go, even if it cost him his life.
PS: The male and female leads are not blood-related.
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After staying up too late, Jiang Qingwan opened her eyes to find herself sitting in a bridal sedan, about to be married. From the fragments of her memories, she learned that she had transmigrated into a book.
She had become the younger sister who was to marry in place of the female lead, Jiang Qingwu. In the book, Jiang Qingwan helped her sister run away from the wedding, then took advantage of the chaos to flee herself. This caused the sickly Yu Chengjing's parents to die of grief. Once Yu Chengjing came into power, he wiped out her entire family, leaving only the female lead, who remained entangled with him.
Jiang Qingwan immediately clutched her heart. She hadn't lived long enough yet, and she couldn't run away from this wedding! From today on, she was “Jiang Qingwu,” married into the Yu family! She nervously guarded her secret identity.
She planned for a good life ahead while helping Yu Chengjing recover, little by little.
But why were things getting stranger and stranger?
Why had Yu Chengjing stopped mentioning his promise to let her go?
Why was the female lead, who had run away from her own wedding, looking at Yu Chengjing so strangely?
Wasn't the villain supposed to like the female lead? Why was he holding on to her instead?
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After marrying, Yu Chengjing wore a lazy smile and carried himself with easy grace. Holding the warming brazier his wife had given him, he told the people around him who were urging him to drink, "Sorry, my wife told me to drink less."
To a young woman who gave him flowers, he said, "My wife says I'm allergic to the scent of flowers."
To his mother, he said, "My wife is so thoughtful."
When his wife asked him to keep his promise, Yu Chengjing coughed weakly twice. "Wife, are you really so cruel as to abandon me?"
"..." Jiang Qingwan fell silent. She eyed the sleeve concealing his dagger and smiled wryly. She wanted to live a couple more years!
If you can't afford to provoke the villain, then you can only obediently be his little wife.
Completed story: What Should I Do After the Male Lead Discovers I Came Back from a Book? If you're interested, check it out on my profile. The blurb is in the author's notes.
Theme: A woman should be self-reliant. Everything else is an illusion.
It's typical to push others aside if you don't have the ability.
After reading this chapter, you probably know why there are so few collections. The heroine used to have bad taste and was domineering, but now she seems to be selfish and naive. She thinks that everyone is loved by her father and brother and has a special status and favor like her. Can she break off the engagement just by saying it? Since she doesn't want to, then she should bear the blame for breaking off the engagement and not keeping good faith. She actually asks others so harshly, I'm speechless! By the way, why did her father love her so much and didn't just agree to break off the engagement? Don't you understand that you should treat others the same way as you do yourself, and don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you?
Sprinkle flowers, sprinkle flowers. Is there no extra story?
After finishing the final exam, I came to read the article. I didn't expect that there were so many new articles!
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Update on Wednesday, escape...
Today's update is lost, maybe it won't be updated at 9 o'clock, but it will be updated before 12 o'clock.
I feel like the male protagonist is too sickly...
I've been chasing her until today, and I don't quite understand the heroine. She knows that Gu Xian doesn't like her having a relationship with another man, why she does something to resist feudal ethics, and she doesn't explain clearly.
Damn, I finally have time! Check in!