[Book Transmigration] I Can't Believe I'm the Favorite of the Demon Suppression Bureau

Qing Yue transmigrated into a book. The most satisfying beloved-by-everyone story of the year. Her sect's powerful masters all dote on her, and every male lead and supporting character is devoted to her. She levels up and hunts for treasure, while delivering face-slapping and putting scumbags in their place. Unfortunately, she isn't the heroine. She's the doomed supporting female character who suffers cruelly in body and heart, then dies a tragic early death. Also known as "How Not to Strike Up a Conversation," "Balding a Fluffy Creature Every Day," and "That Sword Cultivator Is Clearly Strong but Far Too Ridiculous" Against all odds, Qing Yue cultivates immortality, studies, works odd jobs, solves cases, and helps save a beautiful but tragic soul, alongside a little black dragon who is always in mating season despite his ascetic demeanor, a cultivator-world fixture who refuses to ascend, and an overly blunt nine-tailed fox who is "a miracle for not having been beaten to death yet." [Reading Guide] The male lead, Shen Yuchen, belongs to Qing Yue in both body and heart. He doesn't know the original book's supporting female character. "Yuchen" is another name for snowflakes. [Coming Soon] The Qin Dynasty's Imperial Uncle Zhao Kun transmigrates into the body of a human toddler. The good news: His father, Lord Anguo, has inherited the throne of Qin. He is now the youngest prince in the Qin Dynasty. The bad news: His father dies just three days after ascending the throne. He has more than twenty older brothers, and the one in the middle, Zichu, is the new King of Qin. Zichu is deeply wary of his brothers, and the Qin royal clan, already struggling under the system of ennoblement for military merit, is in for another storm. On a whim, King Zichu bends down to tease his five-year-old little brother. Zhao Kun rises on tiptoe and tentatively stretches out his chubby little hand, giving Zichu a high five with all the force of a kitten. "Kun wants to grow lots and lots of food, so when Your Majesty sweeps across the six states and unifies the realm, everyone will have enough to eat." King Zichu immediately decides to have Zhao Kun keep his son, Prince Zheng, who has just returned to Qin, company. Prince Zheng, the future Qin Shi Huang as a child! With the spirit of a dedicated employee, Zhao Kun grinds ink while Prince Zheng practices calligraphy. When Prince Zheng is punished, Zhao Kun climbs over the wall to bring him food. When Prince Zheng is attacked, Zhao Kun takes a sword for him. Years later, Qin Shi Huang stands beside him atop Mount Tai, looking down at the lights of countless homes. "Uncle, look. This is our vast realm." Zhao Kun corrects him: "It's Your Majesty's realm." The next moment, Qin Shi Huang produces a world map. "Mount Tai is here, and my territory is only this tiny patch? Uncle, who should we conquer next?" Zhao Kun is beside himself. Why is the map he lost years ago in the hands of the First Emperor? Theme: Life is always rather ordinary, and demons and monsters exist only in stories. That's because there are people who shoulder burdens and press on, so everyone else can live in peace.