The Cannon Fodder Must Get the Male Lead's Script

[Notice: This novel has a 60% anti-piracy threshold. Thank you for your support.] Blurb, male lead: After a bout of dizziness, he found himself in an unfamiliar place. Suddenly, he heard someone cry, "Help!" Ignoring his pounding headache, he hurried toward the sound and saw a woman struggling in the lake. She clearly couldn't swim, so he rescued her without a second thought. Blurb, female lead: Her mother died when she was young, and the marriage that had been arranged for her was stolen away. She didn't really care much about the marriage. She only wanted to escape from a home where she didn't belong. Lost in thought, she was pushed, but just as she closed her eyes, unable to struggle, she heard a voice say, "Don't give up. I'm here to save you." In short, this is a story about the male and female leads striving to improve together and becoming better for the people they love. Content warning: A woman transmigrates into a man's body, marries a wife, and has children. One-to-one romance. The female lead has a round red birthmark on her face and is socially anxious and insecure, but gradually becomes more proactive and changes. Next novel in the works: The Farmer's Son's Everyday Life of Studying for the Imperial Exams Blurb: For some inexplicable reason, she became a sickly farmer's son. He only wants to stay alive, but as the second son, he's never valued. Fortunately, his kind uncle and aunt adopt him. They're so good to him that he wants to give them a life everyone would envy. Content warning: A woman transmigrates into a man's body, marries a wife, and has children. One-to-one romance. A mostly cozy, everyday-life story with little melodrama. In the works: Transmigrate into a Book to Save the Real Legitimate Daughter (Female-to-Male) Synopsis: A face-slapping revenge story about a tragic, cannon-fodder legitimate daughter, the real one, in a novel where the heroine is a fake heiress. She takes revenge on the villains and gives them what they deserve. Theme: People may be ranked as high or low, but fate is not.