My Favorite Couple Must Get a Happy Ending (Transmigrate into a Book)

(Blurb One)

Prince Sui has a female shadow guard by his side. She's strong, quiet, and fearless of death. Utterly loyal, she extends her devotion to those her prince cares about, protecting not only Prince Xiao Sui but also his little disciple, Jiang Zhao.

At first, Xiao Sui thinks she is after money and power. Then he discovers the shadow guard's true identity is the crown prince of a neighboring kingdom. He then assumes she simply cares about him as a person, only to find that...

The female shadow guard and his imperial nephew have gotten together.

Xiao Sui: Have you no manners?

(Blurb Two)

Chen Yuan transmigrates into the angst-filled novel Feng Ming. Her only task is to play a tool character, a shadow guard, and help the male and female leads get together.

In the story, the male lead, Xiao Sui, and the female lead, Jiang Zhao, are master and disciple, yet there's no contrived misunderstanding between them. And still, they get a bad ending. Why?

Because there's a major villain in the story. He's Xiao Sui's nephew, Jiang Zhao's fiance, and the obstacle standing in the way of Chen Yuan completing her mission.

The villain is so tough to kill that Chen Yuan can't take him out. She has no choice but to find a way to reform him and make him stop fixating on Jiang Zhao.

But Chen Yuan never imagined that the villain, Xiao Yunyan, was fixated on his imperial uncle.

Chen Yuan: I don't get it.

This novel is also known as: I Insisted the Leads Must Get a Happy Ending, but I Got One with the Villain First

Theme: Love is a two-way journey