After I Transmigrated Into a Book, the Female Lead Stole Me Away

Qin Xi transmigrates into a historical romance novel with a crematorium-style redemption arc. As soon as she opens her eyes, there's a gravely injured scumbag to her left and a dirt-covered heroine to her right. Then the heroine takes her back to a little house at the foot of the mountain. The story has just begun. Fifteen-year-old Xu Yingying hasn't yet been given to the old emperor by the scumbag. Her legs still work, and her eyes are still fine. But as time goes by, the plot gets stranger and stranger. The girl becomes more and more talkative and clingy, saying "Brother Qin" one moment and "Don't leave me" the next. Qin Xi has no choice but to protect her all the way. In the end, she takes both his person and his heart by force. * After everything settles down, the girl smiles, her eyes curving, and wraps her arms around Qin Xi's waist. In a sweet voice, she says, "Brother Qin... I like you so much." Qin Xi taps her delicate nose. "Didn't you say yesterday that I was bullying you and that I was awful?" The girl's cheeks turn pink. "Mm... I still like you even when you bully me." Coming soon: the transmigrated male lead's devoted-wife story, I Found the Cure After Transmigrating: Meng Lingyou got his wish and died, but unfortunately, he didn't quite die. He came back to life in another world as a down-and-out village doctor. The only things keeping him company were his incurable illness, which flared up from time to time, and a bizarre System. System: "You're so skilled at medicine. Save lots of people and build up enough Cure Points, and I can cure your illness." Meng Lingyou: "There's no need." In this world, Meng Lingyou is hated and disgraced because his father caused a patient's death, and his clinic has been smashed up. No one comes to him for treatment, which suits him just fine. He doesn't want to deal with anyone. One day, he happens to find a homeless young woman. He originally plans to let her stay and help with the laundry and cooking, but although she looks fine, she's actually riddled with ailments: color blindness, night blindness, asthma, a cold constitution, allergies, and more. She can't do a thing. Meng Lingyou feels like he's picked up a burden. What a nuisance. But she has a lovely voice when she speaks. Fine, she can stay. Later, the little clinic reopens. Everyone knows that the doctor at the small clinic on West Street is highly skilled and can snatch people back from the King of Hell. But no one except A-Heng knows that this miracle doctor can't cure himself. One day, while Meng Lingyou is changing A-Heng's bandages, his illness strikes, and he collapses on top of her. A minute later, Meng Lingyou gets up and says, "I had an attack. I didn't mean to offend you. Please forgive me." A-Heng bites her lip and says, "Oh." Meng Lingyou has never hated his illness more than he does at that moment. Later, one night, Meng Lingyou collapses on top of A-Heng again. Their eyes meet, and A-Heng blushes. "It's okay. I know you had an attack..." Meng Lingyou: "...Mm." Meng Lingyou has never told anyone that his illness has actually been cured. A girl cured him. An ill, germ-conscious, affection-starved, vengeful, highly skilled but world-weary doctor and transmigrated male lead x a warm, optimistic, chronically ill, strong-willed, unfortunate but life-loving sweet girl 1. All medical details are fictional. No offense is intended; just think of it as medicine from a parallel or wuxia world. 2. The System stays in the background. 3. The male lead really is ill. He has narcolepsy and often faints without warning, but remains conscious. He has a bunch of annoying minor ailments. He's a doctor with a germ phobia, loves peace and quiet, is sensitive to voices, and doesn't like people getting close, but he also has skin hunger. 4. The female lead is frail, but brave, kind, optimistic, and incredibly sweet. 5. One-on-one romance. They only have each other, support one another, and share a sweet romance. 6. Both leads have their own flaws. Check out my other upcoming stories on my author page Theme: Love should bring warmth, not hurt.