The Tyrant and the Village Girl Swap Bodies

Recommended ongoing novel: The Marquis's Wife Remarries a Hunter. Blurb at the end

Blurb

After dark, Jiuyue and the tyrant switch bodies.

Jiuyue discovers that once night falls, she becomes the ruler of an entire kingdom.

She can enjoy all kinds of delicacies,

sing and dance with lots of beautiful older sisters,

and everyone praises her peerless looks and brilliant leadership~

Jiuyue thinks the dream is wonderful in every way, except that using the outhouse is really uncomfortable.

The tyrant discovers that as soon as night falls, he turns into a pitiful village girl.

Not only does he have to eat leftovers, he also has to wash the dishes, tidy up, do the laundry, and endure beatings and scolding from his stepmother.

Is he supposed to put up with that?

The tyrant leaps up to fight back, only for his small, scrawny body to be thoroughly subdued by his stepmother.

With no other choice, the tyrant handles state affairs by day and battles his stepmother by night, keeping himself wonderfully busy every day.

Then one day, he suddenly realizes:

Why doesn't he have his stepmother executed and bring the village girl to the palace to support her?

[Cover image from bs, thank you]

Upcoming novel: The Marquis's Wife Remarries a Hunter

On her way home from visiting relatives, the wife of the Marquis of Tai'an is caught in a landslide. Her carriage plunges into a river in a ravine.

Gu Xueqing injures her leg and her head, and is rescued by a fearsome-looking hunter.

She is lucky: she is still alive.

She is unlucky: she has lost some of her memories.

Though crippled, Gu Xueqing vaguely remembers that she was born into a noble family and was a beloved young lady.

She orders the hunter around:

"Take good care of me. Once my memory returns, my family will reward you handsomely."

"Go catch me a rabbit. I'll reward you with a hundred taels someday."

"I want some mountain peaches. I'll give you two hundred taels someday."

"Sing me a song. I'll give you three hundred taels someday!"

No matter how Gu Xueqing tries to bully or bribe him, the hunter never gives her a kind look.

He rescues her, cares for her, and treats her, yet always keeps a cold expression. "Once you're better, get out."

This ill-tempered woman is damn hard to take care of.

She is furious. She's such a beautiful woman, yet this bear of a hunter isn't even attracted to her?

Later, Gu Xueqing recovers from her injuries and regains her memories. The hunter takes her home.

The day she returns is the day the Marquis of Tai'an is marrying his new wife.

She only then learns that everyone thought she was dead, and her husband wasted no time marrying someone else.

She is alive, but her husband's family claims she is an impostor, while her own family says she should die for losing her virtue.

Gu Xueqing can no longer hold her head high. She weeps like a pear blossom in the rain.

At last, the hunter's cold expression softens. "Don't cry. Marry me."

Later, Gu Xueqing discovers that the hunter is actually the reclusive "Idle Prince."

Theme: When faced with injustice and misfortune, have the courage to fight back, strive forward, and work toward a better life