Transmigrated Into a Civil Service Exam Novel as Chen Shimei

Blurb One: Chen Zhiqi stayed up all night reading a power-fantasy novel about a male lead who rose through the ranks. The protagonist kept leveling up and face-slapping his enemies, eventually becoming the powerful chief minister who controlled the court. The supporting male character who shared his name became a heartless man after placing first in the imperial exams. He married the Princess of Ning's Manor, but the protagonist and his first wife jointly reported him to the incorruptible prefect, who had his head chopped off. He was so furious that his vision went black and he lost consciousness. When he opened his eyes again, he had become the tragic supporting character in the book. At that moment, he had just received an imperial decree arranging his marriage to the Princess of Ning's Manor. How can he stay alive? Asking online, and it's urgent! Blurb Two: Chen Zhenxing had never measured up to his cousin. His cousin passed the imperial exams at the top of his class, while he only earned the degree of a presented scholar of the same year. His cousin married a princess, while he could only marry a concubine-born daughter from a minor official's family. Fortunately, by putting righteousness above family loyalty and exposing his heartless cousin Chen Shimei, he stepped over his cousin's corpse and eventually became the powerful chief minister who controlled the court. Blurb Three: The top scholar Chen Zhiqi, once rumored to be greedy for fame and fortune, suddenly changed his ways one day. He feared no powerful figures and stood firm with an unyielding spirit. Male lead: Why can I never measure up to my cousin? First wife: If only I'd known he would refuse the princess for my sake, I wouldn't have secretly gotten together with his cousin. Emperor: Now that's a loyal subject. Princess: I will love him forever. Chen Shimei, once reviled by everyone, turns his fortunes around, marries a rich and beautiful wife, and reaches the pinnacle of life. Note: Monogamy, no third party. The first wife had betrayed the male lead long ago. The child wasn't his, either, and they had never consummated their marriage. Theme: Only with dreams can the day come when they come true