Jinling Terrace (Reborn)

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Blurb:

The King of Liang loved beautiful people. He built the Golden Terrace and gathered beauties from across the land, keeping them there.

The day the State of Yan fell, Yan Ning knew she could not escape being seized and taken to the Golden Terrace to become the King of Liang's plaything.

Mu Qinghong, a general of Liang, came to the Golden Terrace to deliver the Princess of Yan to the King's tent.

But through a thin gauze curtain, he saw her weeping over her desk.

Her grief was so profound that everyone who saw her was moved.

Mu Qinghong stood below the hall and sneered:

“Once she's finished crying, send her to His Majesty.”

“Don't let His Majesty see her crying. It's an ill omen.”

But as he turned to leave, he saw her quietly wipe away her tears.

His heart suddenly ached.

It was this very expression

that had once made him destroy the Golden House, burn down the palace, and kill the new ruler for her.

In the end, she abandoned him, and he became the target of everyone's scorn, a laughingstock to the whole world.

Through countless days and nights afterward, he kept wondering: if he could go back, he would surely kill that cold-hearted woman with a single stroke of his sword.

…Until he really did go back to the past.

The familiar scene, the familiar people, and her timid little “General Mu…”

He realized he had done the ridiculous thing twice.

Updated daily. The male lead is reborn.

Clever, wicked heroine x fierce, obedient, love-brained puppy male lead

Warnings: The male lead is love-brained; the heroine is focused on her career, while the male lead is focused on her.

The male lead will lose his mind. He went mad in his previous life after the heroine played him.

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Du Ruan accidentally transmigrated into a novel where the heroine was adored by everyone, becoming a character with the same name who had lost her family and was a villain in name but cannon fodder in reality.

But even with the golden finger of knowing the original plot, she still ended up as cannon fodder, poisoned by the heroine and assassinated by a male supporting character.

She spent her whole life as cannon fodder. Following the original plot, she died of illness on the eve of the ending. She fell asleep, then opened her eyes again…only to find herself back at the moment she had first transmigrated!

Given another chance, Du Ruan lay flat at the bottom of the pit and decided to bow to the heroine's evil forces and be a well-behaved piece of cannon fodder.

She followed the plot and sneaked into the imperial palace again, only to be pinned to the floor of the Throne Hall by the black-clad assassin who had tried to kill her time and again in her previous life.

The refined, wicked young emperor chuckled. “Do you prefer a golden cage or silver chains?”

When she infiltrated the Prince Regent's residence, intending to be the most inconspicuous pawn in his hands,

the cold and heartless Prince Regent carefully pulled her into his arms. “I would trade the realm and all under heaven just to see you smile.”

With blades flashing across the battlefield, Du Ruan did everything she could to give her life to the enemy general.

The great general who had hated her to the bone in her previous life rushed to the prison in the middle of the night, his face filled with nothing but heartache. “I was the one who made you suffer.”

With danger ahead, Du Ruan stayed behind to die so the others could escape first.

The bodyguard who had abandoned her and fled in her previous life instead looked at her with reddened eyes. “Please, Miss, have mercy on me. Don't leave me behind again.”

Du Ruan: ???

She decided to run away that very night.

Farewell!

She fled in a hurry. After finally getting away from a few hoodlums chasing her, she unexpectedly ran into the heroine of the original novel, a beauty with a kind heart.

Just as Du Ruan began to relax, she watched the stunning heroine take off her long skirt, revealing the men's clothes underneath.

The gentle and charming “her” from the novel held the hairpin Du Ruan had once left behind, her eyes full of tender affection.

“Ruanruan, come with me.”

Theme: There is no right or wrong, only different positions. Stay true to your original purpose, and you'll see it through to the end.