The Ailing Beauty Emperor Doesn't Want to Cause Trouble (Book Transmigration)

Blurb: 01. Lin Yi, ruler of Qingcang, dies after plotting a rebellion and transmigrates into a political intrigue novel, becoming its cruel and ruthless villainous tyrant. In the original story: The tyrant suffers from a terrible illness and is deeply paranoid, convinced that all his ministers are traitors. As a result, he executes dozens of his most trusted officials. Including, but not limited to: The Grand Tutor, who taught him poetry and classics and treated him like a son; The Imperial Physician, who searched for medicine for him and was left disabled; The Great General, who fought for him on the battlefield and risked his life countless times; The Chancellor, who stayed up late working for him and cared for the common people... In the end, loyal ministers bleed to death in the court, no one remains to defend the country, and the original protagonist seizes the opportunity to overthrow the tyrant's dynasty. The tyrant is cut to pieces and his corpse is hung up for public display. 02. When Lin Yi arrives, the tyrant has just ascended the throne. The ridiculous tyrant is leaning against the late emperor's coffin, plotting with an attendant to poison the Great General, a war hero. Lin Yi marvels: "He's already harming loyal subjects on his very first day. What a tyrant." Unable to break character but still needing to save the general, Lin Yi secretly replaces the potent, madness-inducing drug with the health pills the tyrant takes every day. He intends to use the opportunity to curry favor and earn the Great General's gratitude, but instead... Lin Yi stares at the general, whose eyes are bloodshot and whose entire body is burning hot, and falls into deep thought. The relationship between ruler and ministers in this book doesn't seem as peaceful as he'd imagined. Which loyal minister is secretly trying to harm the emperor? 03. The general fights for ten years, spends half his life in madness, and finally raises his blade against the emperor, only to be shot dead by a rain of arrows. Reborn in a single night, he returns to the first night his madness took hold. To save the world, the general decides to kill the tyrant ahead of time. In the dark palace hall, the night wind is cold and the candles flicker. Believing his madness has taken hold, the general charges at the tyrant without hesitation. The next day, looking at the naked "tyrant" in his arms, worn out and barely alive, the general falls into deep thought. Was he out of his mind last night, or... A wily fox of an emperor, bottom x a mad (loyal) dog of a general, top * Click to read about two reborn big shots fighting it out at court. The political intrigue was written by the author's little sister, who is still in elementary school. But this is a love story. His Majesty's mouth is full of lies. You can't imagine how happy the general is. In this story, some people are dogs, some are pigs, and some are worse than pigs and dogs. [This novel will go on sale in volume from December 27. Chapters 24–27 will become paid. Thank you for reading. (Bows.)] *Below is an upcoming novel* Why Hasn't the Demon Lord Stolen a Bride Yet? To wreak havoc in the immortal sects, the Demon Lord gets a sudden whim and disguises himself as a cultivator to infiltrate an immortal sect's school. There's a sickly young man at the school, incredibly handsome but far too kind, treating every classmate like a dear friend. He gives away spirit stones, spirit herbs, and spirit medicine for free whenever he gets the chance... Every classmate loves the sickly young man, and the Demon Lord is no exception. But the Demon Lord's affection is different from that of those callow young men. He longs to possess the sickly young man completely. The problem is that the sickly young man is engaged to the leader of this generation of immortal cultivators. The Demon Lord tests the waters, but the sickly young man accepts the engagement and is willing to become the leader's cultivation partner. The Demon Lord has no choice but to hide his desires and silently protect him. But on the day of their wedding, the sickly young man is killed by his partner. Why? Because those useless practitioners of the merciless path are all the rage, and they like to kill their spouses to prove their Dao. The Demon Lord goes mad. Holding the sickly young man's corpse, he destroys his own core and blows every onlooker present to smithereens. When he opens his eyes again, the Demon Lord is reborn, back in the first year he infiltrated the immortal sect's school. When the sickly young man appears before him once more, full of life, the Demon Lord secretly resolves that in this life, whether the young man loves him or not, he will keep him by his side. Even if he has to take him by force. But the Demon Lord doesn't know that... In his previous life, the sickly young man had two secrets. First, he never loved his cultivation partner. Second, he treated everyone well only to conceal the fact that there was just one person he wanted to treat well. So in this life, the Demon Lord has barely taken one step before the sickly young man has already raced ninety-nine steps toward him. A beautiful, sickly bottom who tempts without realizing it x a dim, adorably clueless Demon Lord top Let's write a fairy tale about two people secretly in love with each other. Theme: May we have a thousand spacious homes, so that all the poor scholars beneath the heavens can find shelter and joy.