Saving the Tragic Male Supporting Character (Transmigrate into a Book)

(Written while I was still learning. It's really bad, so I don't recommend reading it.)

Mu Huai transmigrates into a book, becoming the villainous princess in a political intrigue novel with no romantic pairing.

At that moment, she is holding a riding crop and abusing her consort, Xiao Zhiyan.

Xiao Zhiyan is a hostage prince from a neighboring kingdom. He was sent to Dayan as a child and has suffered countless humiliations, the worst of them at the hands of the Fifth Princess.

Mu Huai also knows that this villainous princess will eventually die a terrible death at the hostage prince's hands.

At the thought, Mu Huai feels a chill run down the back of her neck.

To stay alive, Mu Huai decides she has to do something.

So...

When palace servants humiliate Xiao Zhiyan:

Mu Huai: Whoever dares bully him is making an enemy of me.

When Xiao Zhiyan is framed at court:

Mu Huai: I was behind this. Whatever the crime, I will bear it.

When Xiao Zhiyan is seriously wounded:

Mu Huai: Don't worry. I'll find the best doctor to treat you.

1. There's a reason the heroine doesn't simply kill the hero at first, but chooses to protect him instead. It will gradually be revealed later.

2. An alternate Tang-Song setting, primarily romance, with faux political intrigue.

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New story: The Prince's Everyday Face-Slapping

Shen Zhi is beautiful and graceful, with a clever, perceptive mind. A concubine-born daughter of the Mingyuan Marquis's household, she was raised in the countryside from childhood. When she is finally brought back to the family, she is made to take her elder sister's place and marry Lu Yuanzheng, the tyrannical, cold-hearted Prince of Yongzhou.

Lu Yuanzheng is the only prince of the Dayong dynasty who is not of the imperial clan. Decisive and ruthless, he has won countless battles.

Knowing the court's motives for sending him a bride are impure, he is wary of Shen Zhi from the start. He even deliberately declares in front of the court's envoys, "Though the Shen girl is beautiful, refined, and gentle, she is not to my taste. I'll keep her in the inner quarters as an idle ornament."

When his words spread, everyone feels sorry for Shen Zhi. But she isn't the least bit displeased. On the contrary, she's delighted.

Lu Yuanzheng's words are exactly what she wants to hear. She had planned to be an idle ornament in his household, wait for her chance, and leave little by little.

In her spare time, she also diligently practices embroidery, so she can make a living on her own once she leaves the prince's residence.

Later, the Prince of Yongzhou marches on the imperial capital and captures Daming Palace.

Shen Zhi decides the time has come to leave. Having already arranged everything, she packs her bags and slips away amid the chaos, intending to head south to Yangzhou and start a new life.

But before she's been gone a few days, Lu Yuanzheng arrives with a large troop of men and carries her back by force.

Inside Daming Palace, spring warmth fills the inner chamber, and the bed curtains are fragrant.

Lu Yuanzheng stares at the beautiful, slender woman. His fingers dig into her soft waist as he grits his teeth and asks, eyes red, "Why did you leave?"

Shen Zhi lifts her misty eyes and murmurs, "I remember you once said you didn't like someone as gentle and quiet as me, Your Highness."

Lu Yuanzheng trembles all over, feeling his face burn with shame.

1. The hero will be wary of and test the heroine for a while at first, but he'll gradually come around.

2. Sweet romance, one true pairing, happy ending.

3. A sweet, post-marriage romance where they fall in love after a rocky start.

4. Faux political intrigue, with a historical setting inspired by the Tang dynasty.

Theme: Good and evil are always repaid