The Good Girl Is Transmigrated into an Explicit Novel

Jiang Wumian is a well-behaved girl. Her roommate teases her, saying, “You’re already this old and you’ve never even read an explicit novel? You’re so pure!” That night, her roommate recommends a modern explicit novel to her.

The book focuses almost entirely on the unspeakable things Zhou Yuwan and Pei Xizhou do on Jinjiang. It barely mentions the other supporting characters. All Jiang Wumian knows is that Zhou Xuyan is Zhou Yuwan’s cousin, an orphan, and a lawyer. The rest is hardly explained.

Only then does she realize why her roommate recommended the story: it has a brainless supporting character with the exact same name as her.

Jiang Wumian doesn’t dare read much, but she knows the scenes in it are enough to make anyone’s blood race…

After transmigrating into the book, she discovers that the original owner’s family situation is incredibly complicated. Her stepmother is eager to marry her off and collect the bride price… Meanwhile, Zhou Xuyan has a grandmother who can’t wait for him to get married.

The two hit it off and decide to enter a fake marriage so they can help each other out.

But how did helping each other out turn into something straight out of an explicit novel?

“I’m only helping you… Don’t get the wrong idea.”

Zhou Xuyan supports her with one hand, murmuring with restraint, “I know.”

The more they help each other, the sweeter their days become.

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Marriage first, love later; both are each other’s first; a bit of dog training (?).

* A seemingly obedient but secretly bold sweetheart x a lawyer who’s abstinent and tries hard to hold back, but can’t.

The heroine is an introvert at first, but always knows her own mind. She has a clear plan for what she’s doing and will steadily build a good life for herself, one step at a time, while staying within the law.

“I’ve never been someone who’s direct and passionate, but if it’s what you want, I can give you everything.”, Zhou Xuyan

Please add my upcoming novel to your favorites: The Factory Director’s Sweetheart in the 1980s

[Sultry beauty x abstinent factory director]

Cheng Zhi transmigrates into an 1980s novel as the brainless female lead in the comparison group. The moment she arrives, she spots a handsome man walking toward her.

Mm, he’s tall and imposing in a suit, but his face is refined and handsome. He gives off an aloof, abstinent air, and you can tell he’s got a great body under those clothes…

He’s also the director of this television factory. Isn’t he practically a domineering CEO straight out of a romance?

At long last, she’s found a man who ticks every box on her list of turn-ons. As a dedicated fan of explicit fiction, she can’t let such premium fantasy material go to waste, so she gets to writing.

*

Xu Shaonian has been quite troubled lately.

Strange handwriting has been appearing every day in the notebook he uses to record experimental data.

It looks like some girl’s diary.

But the entire thing describes what he and she would do on their wedding night.

Xu Shaonian blushes so hard his old face turns red, and quickly switches to a new notebook.

But whichever notebook he uses, her diary appears in it.

And the scenes keep getting more intense, until they turn into moving images.

The scene is shown from her perspective. His shirt is half on, his eyes are slightly red, and the girl is sitting on top of him, with a hand pressed against his chest…

The girl is wearing the uniform issued by his factory.

So is she one of the factory’s employees?

*

That year, the country held its first black-and-white television quality competition.

The factory wrote plenty of entries for the contest, but Xu Shaonian wasn’t satisfied with any of them.

While everyone was at a loss, Cheng Zhi was still hiding in the corner of the conference room, staring into space.

Xu Shaonian: “Cheng Zhi, why don’t you give it a try?”

Cheng Zhi, looking completely bewildered: “What? Me? Try what?”

Her friend hurriedly explained. Cheng Zhi said, “Oh, writing? Sure, I’ll give it a try, but I can’t promise it’ll be any good.”

Xu Shaonian smiled. “When it comes to writing, nobody can beat you.”

His smile makes Cheng Zhi feel uneasy. Why do I get the feeling he knows something?

But she’s hidden those explicit fantasies about him very well. She’s certain no one in the world has ever read them.

But when certain tricky positions come up, Cheng Zhi is left sobbing and starts to wonder: Surely he didn’t figure all that out on his own?

No way? No way? No way?!

Theme: Love can overcome anything and give people strength.