The "Beauty" Rescue Plan [Book Transmigration]

A related transmigration-into-a-book novel, The Villain Perishes in the Wind and Snow Currently ongoing This is the blurb for this novel. Younger crazy puppy × beautiful, brainy older woman who is a sucker for good looks 1. Chu Yingchen is the beautiful bottom protagonist of a danmei novel, a genuine rich playboy. He is carefree and charming, yet as refined and gentle as a noble gentleman, and can twirl his folding fan so deftly it looks like a flower blooming. He once wielded his sword against the frost, a spirited young hero with a chivalrous heart and tender affections. He also once gazed at someone with tender eyes and asked, half-smiling, "Do you want me?" Qiao Qiao had read only the first two chapters before drooling all over the pages and shouting, "Yes, yes, yes! Honey, I'm yours!" ? Your honey, my honey, everyone's honey is the same honey. 2. Halfway through the book, Qiao Qiao realized the plot wasn't going the way it should. The first male lead loved Chu Yingchen but kept hurting him. He believed the slander spread by the vicious female and male supporting characters, nearly costing Chu Yingchen his life several times. The second male lead only coveted Chu Yingchen's looks. He schemed to destroy his family and leave him without a single friend or relative. The third male lead pretended to be Chu Yingchen's good friend, but he coveted him too. He waited until Chu Yingchen was abandoned by everyone, then personally sent him to hell and told him he wanted to share his bed as well. Qiao Qiao's eyes reddened with fury. "Scumbags! How dare you bully my honey!!!" 3. Halfway through the book, Qiao Qiao transmigrated into it!! She thought, "Honey, I'm here! I'll protect you!" Then she saw Chu Yingchen, wearing a familiar face, expressionlessly kill one person, then another. His hands were covered in blood as he gazed at her innocently. "Qiao Qiao, what did you just call me?" Qiao Qiao's voice trembled. "H-honey qaq." Nope, it was actually, "Little friend, how did you transmigrate into the book too?" A related transmigration-into-a-book novel, The Villain Perishes in the Wind and Snow, is currently ongoing. The history books record: "The traitor Xie Ruzhuo froze to death in the snowy winter of the third year of Xuanyuan." Lu Chengge, a history student, ran her fingers over a page. Her pale fingertips stopped right over the three characters of Xie Ruzhuo's name. It sounded pretty nice, but what a shame he was a villain. Xie Ruzhuo burned the army's provisions during a campaign, embezzled disaster-relief funds, and even flirted with women after being exiled to the wilderness. So Emperor Ying Wuwei of the Southern Empire stripped him of his military authority, confiscated his estate, and severed the tendons in his hands and feet. Such treatment of a villain from the history books was only to be expected. History is often one-sided, but who takes unofficial accounts seriously? "At twenty, the young man came of age, brilliantly gifted, peerless with a sword named Spring Outing." Xie Ruzhuo had spent his life repaying kindness with betrayal, losing his friends and teacher in death. He had believed himself notorious, destined to stink in the annals of history for all eternity. But a thousand years later, someone pored over countless scattered unofficial records, working day and night by lamplight to piece together a truth that utterly contradicted the history books. The history books record: "Emperor Ying Wuwei of the Southern Empire pacified the Western Regions in his youth and made a great expedition to Langjuxu. After ascending the throne, he brought peace and prosperity to the people. Shops stayed open at night, and nothing was left lying in the road." After searching through countless books, Lu Chengge discovered that Emperor Ying Wuwei of the Southern Empire was nothing but an incompetent rat who had stolen another man's glory. From the history books, riddled with holes, she learned that someone had killed countless historians just to erase Xie Ruzhuo's achievements. In the third year of Xuanyuan, a young man clutching a broken sword awoke on a snowy day. Amid the vast blanket of snow, a young woman had crossed a thousand years of time just to hold an umbrella over him. This made Xie Ruzhuo recall the white moonlight of his youth, who had died too soon. Theme: Stay kind, and flowers will bloom!