I Accidentally Won Over the Black Lotus

[Content warning: The plot serves the romance, and the ending is happy. If that's not for you, feel free to click away.] Xu Fuqing is a notorious villainous supporting character in a novel. At nineteen, he is known as the unmatched young gentleman. Though he seems gentle and warm toward others, he is actually heartless, sinister, and cold. Put simply, he's a complete psycho. Xie Ning is his student, and he is her young tutor. The person she has to win over isn't Xu Fuqing, but Wei Zhijie, the male lead of the book. Having read the original, she knows Xu Fuqing is a black-hearted man who seems warm but is actually incapable of love. If he were her target, she would have no chance, even if she risked her life. To complete her mission, Xie Ning has put in a great deal of effort. She has done all the things ordinary women do, like sending men letters and handkerchiefs. However, someone told her men like reserved women, so she didn't mention her name even once in her letters. Strangely, Wei Zhijie never reacts to any of them. Xie Ning is at a loss. One day, after drinking a few too many cups of wine, she really wants to lie flat and be a couch potato. But can someone tell her why she wakes up in someone else's room? When Xie Ning pulls aside the curtain, she freezes like a statue, unable to move. She feels like she might throw up blood. The person sitting in the chair, clothes slightly disheveled and hair fanned out, his face still flushed, is unmistakably Xu Fuqing. He is staring at her with an utterly strange look. And the love letters and scented handkerchiefs piled together on the sandalwood tea table are impossible to miss. Xie Ning's scalp instantly prickles. She throws off the covers and tries to get out of bed, only to find something heavy around her ankle. Both leads are inexperienced in love. The male lead really is an obsessive psycho, with a thought process and logic unlike ordinary people. There are countless great stories on Jinjiang. Reading is just for fun, so if it's not your thing, feel free to click away. Another completed story of the same type: "I Mistook the Male Supporting Character for My Target" Ji Yuze is the son of the Ji family. He seems as graceful as fragrant orchids and fine jade, gentle and warm as jade, and is the admired young master Ji. The System tells Fuyue that she must win over the target character, the novel's male supporting character, Ji Yuze, to return home. To win Ji Yuze over, Fuyue tries everything she can think of. She's done it all, from subtle seduction to brazenly throwing herself at him. But nothing seems to work, and she can't help feeling discouraged. Then one day, the System suddenly appears and tells Fuyue that a bug caused it to assign the wrong target character. The person she is actually supposed to win over is Lu Shaoci, the sixth male lead of the original story, who has always been fond of her, not Ji Yuze. Not long after Fuyue learns she must change targets, Lu Shaoci happens to invite her to see the lanterns in the capital at night. After a brief moment of thought, she agrees, with a plan of her own. But he waits all night, and she never shows up. That night, Fuyue helplessly watches the chains sway back and forth. Her fingertips turn pale, and her head aches. Ji Yuze's breath is warm against her, setting her heart and mind ablaze. His voice is soft and unhurried. "The person you love should be me..." Then he changes tack and smiles for no apparent reason. "Isn't that right?" The scent of magnolia on Ji Yuze makes Fuyue's head spin even more. The original story's male and female leads are not vilified. Both leads are inexperienced in love. The setting is a fictional dynasty, with many original details. Inspired by the male supporting character in my previous historical transmigration novel. Screenshot saved on September 10, 2021. Theme: Face difficulties head-on to emerge victorious.