The Comments Say the Villain Is Marriable

[Up next: The Regent Prince's Guide to Pampering His Emperor. A cross-dressing little emperor seeks to be added to your reading list.]

Lin Shuyi transmigrated into a tragic supporting female character in a web drama. She was the real daughter of the Chancellor's family, raised in the countryside, but had to take the place of the fake heiress and marry a violent young lord.

Wait! All three of his previous fiancées died the night before their weddings?

Lin Shuyi: If I don't run now, am I supposed to stick around and get killed?

Then Lin Shuyi looked up and saw lines of white text flying past.

[The villain in this show wins in the end. Don't run!]

[Shushu, don't run! The previous fiancées were caught and had their hearts and lungs ripped out because they tried to escape.]

[The young lord may be violent, but he's handsome! He's a foodie, so win him over with good food, Shushu! Go for it!]

Lin Shuyi: ...

Fine. A supporting character has to act like one.

She decided marrying the villain might not be so bad. He had money, looks, and was the final boss. If she kept close to him, she might at least get a meal out of it.

She wasn't doing it because she was afraid of dying. Really!

After the wedding, Lin Shuyi's survival instincts went into overdrive. She studied every kind of cuisine and became a proper... cook.

But Gu Jingshuo never once tried anything she made.

In the end, after fretting every day, Lin Shuyi gave up. "Young Lord, why don't you divorce me?"

Gu Jingshuo pinned her against the kitchen door and leaned close to her ear, his voice low and husky. "Divorce you? Madam, have you taken a fancy to one of the cooks?"

"I'll kill him."

Lin Shuyi: ???

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Everyone said the heir to the Eastern Suppression Prince's title was ruthless, a demon from the depths of hell. No one dared marry into the prince's manor.

Only the Chancellor's family feared nothing, marrying off their legitimate daughter to him.

After their wedding, Gu Jingshuo coldly watched Lin Shuyi bustle around and spend money hiring cooks everywhere.

Gu Jingshuo: As long as she doesn't cross the line, let her do as she pleases.

Servant: ...My lord, the princess consort asked about your preferences. Everything she makes each day is for you.

Gu Jingshuo froze.

So there was someone in this world who had always cared about what he liked.

Calm, clever heroine vs. ruthless, deceptively innocent male lead

One-on-one romance, both leads sexually inexperienced, fictional setting.

Coming soon: The Regent Prince's Guide to Pampering His Emperor

Song Zhen was once a good-for-nothing princess bullied by everyone. She finally took pity on someone and saved him, only to be framed because of it and burned alive at the stake.

When she woke again, Song Zhen had become Song Zhen, a puppet child emperor in an enemy kingdom. She was disguised as a boy, with the empress dowager plotting to kill her and usurp the throne within the palace, while the regent watched her hungrily from beyond.

Song Zhen: ??? Is life set to hard mode in both lifetimes?

This is ridiculous!

They said the regent was ruthless and bloodthirsty, able to kill an enemy commander with a single sword strike from a thousand miles away. With her life hanging by a thread, Song Zhen was forced to guard her secret identity and do everything she could to survive.

But as she kept her head down, Song Zhen discovered that in her previous life, she had been the regent's one true love!

Song Zhen: Time to lie flat!

A little scene:

Song Zhen: Today's memorials...

The regent: I'll review them.

Song Zhen: This imperial decree...

The regent: I'll write it.

Song Zhen: This dragon throne...

The regent dropped his imperial brush and leaned over her. "Oh, the dragon throne? How could it compare to Your Majesty on top of it, soft and warm in my arms?"

P.S. Both leads are sexually inexperienced. A scheming, cold-blooded regent and a cross-dressing little emperor who wants to laze around but is forced to fight to survive.

Theme: Human will can triumph over fate.