The Young Lord's Daily Face-Slapping (I Transmigrated into a Book)

***There's also a new story, The Female-Dressed Male Lead Goes Too Far, updating daily. The blurb is at the end.*** [Main story complete] [70% piracy protection] After transmigrating, she became Gu Yu, the older sister whose early death causes the heroine of a palace intrigue novel to turn dark. The sisters Gu Yu and Bai Lu traveled a thousand miles to seek refuge with the family of General Rong, Duke of Fuguo, to whom they had been betrothed since birth. But Rong Xin, the general's son, despised and humiliated them. In the end, Gu Yu went blind and died tragically, while her younger sister Bai Lu entered the palace as a consort, vowing to avenge her sister. After transmigrating into the story, Gu Yu said there was no need. That jerk had nothing going for him except his face. And since she was blind, she couldn't even appreciate his looks. Whoever wanted to marry him could go ahead. Rong Xin's mother was Princess Yihua, the emperor's own sister, and his father was General Rong, Duke of Fuguo. His imperial uncle treated him like half a son. He had five stunning older sisters, and since childhood, his talent and good looks had made him famous throughout the court. At first, he despised this inexplicably appearing fiancee. Then he accepted her. And finally... shamelessly begged her to let him cling to her? At first, she said she only wanted money and would leave. He sneered, thinking she was playing games. Later, she still only wanted money, and he was so angry he wanted to tie her to his side and forbid her from going anywhere. In the end, she said she didn't even want the money anymore, she just wanted him to let her go. He said, "Fine. Wherever you go, I'll be with you for the rest of my life." Little scene: Rong Xin: "Gu Yu, I think I have plenty of good qualities." Gu Yu: "Like what?" Rong Xin: "For example, I'm handsome!" Gu Yu: "...Did you forget I'm blind?" Rong Xin: "QAQ" Reader's guide: 1. The heroine is briefly blind at first, but she will be cured. 2. The hero is a wastrel. He's not a virgin. Before he falls for the heroine, he's a bit of a scumbag [take note]. Later, he becomes a lovesick fool, gets his comeuppance, and chases his wife to the crematorium. The hero gets put through the wringer [take note]. 3. A story about a sharp-tongued heroine being relentlessly pursued by a spoiled, arrogant hero. [If you don't like it, feel free to read something else. There's really no need to make things difficult for each other. Writing is hard, and you have every right not to like my work, but you don't need to tell me. Thank you.] ******Upcoming story: The Female-Dressed Male Lead Goes Too Far. Visit my page to check it out.****** Qi Yimei transmigrates into the male lead of a political intrigue novel she'd recently read. Oh, and the male lead is a woman disguised as a man. With the plot about to follow its political intrigue storyline, Qi Yimei, a complete novice at this kind of thing, decides to flee the main plot and survive until the ending. But by chance, she becomes the sickly Sixth Prince's study companion. From then on, she's tied to him. People even start shipping them, and the whole capital is having a great time obsessing over their pairing. She doesn't take it seriously. After all, spending every day with a beauty is pretty nice, even if he's a bit too controlling and, well, a bit clingy. The Sixth Prince, Yan Ciyun, has skin like snow, bright eyes and pearly teeth, and peerless beauty. Thanks to one offhand joke from the carefree Qi Yimei, though he's a man, he earns the title of the most beautiful person under heaven. He hates Qi Yimei, who flirts with everyone wherever she goes. She's sharp-tongued, fickle, and shameless, with not a single redeeming quality, yet he can't let her go. When he doesn't see her during the day, he misses her; when he falls asleep at night, she comes to haunt his dreams. He has to watch out for her getting involved with yet another pretty boy while also fighting the wicked thoughts he can't admit to anyone. He spends every day caught in turmoil, guilt, and misery, while she acts as if nothing is wrong, entirely carefree and at ease. So why keep holding back?! After faking her death, Qi Yimei is brought back by force. Staring at the Sixth Prince, who's completely lost it, she says, "Y-you, don't come any closer... Let's talk this out... I-I'm a man!" Yan Ciyun doesn't hesitate for a moment. He reaches back and locks the door. Qi Yimei, on the verge of tears: "I think I went too far." [Sickly, beautiful, scheming, jealous prince VS slow-witted, lecherous female rogue] Reader's guide: 1. The heroine has been disguised as a man for ten years. She's a woman in a man's body, likes beautiful people, but the only one she truly loves is the hero. 2. The hero is a beautiful, ethereal, sickly man with a strong possessive streak. For a long time, he believes the heroine is a man. The heroine is dense and slow to catch on, has a strong survival instinct, and is very much henpecked by her "wife." 3. The heroine is one year older than the hero. Don't read if that bothers you. Theme: Assume others mean well, and see things through to the end.