After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became the Villain's White Moonlight

Si Hongman transmigrated into a political intrigue novel.

The story's greatest villain, Duke Xie Weiyuan, had absolute power and influence over the court. He was undoubtedly the regent.

As for her, she was a minor cannon-fodder supporting female character, mentioned only in passing. In the early days, when the Xie family had fallen on hard times, she took the villain from prison to the princess's manor, where she beat and toyed with him at will. Once the Xie family rose to power, her fate was utterly miserable.

When Si Hongman arrived, Xie Weiyuan was already at the princess's manor, kneeling on a pile of broken porcelain. A pool of blood spread beneath his knees, and he was swaying on the verge of fainting.

Si Hongman: Don't panic. Keep it together. This can still be fixed.

But she seemed to have overcorrected a little. Faced with the man closing in on her step by step, Si Hongman decided she couldn't afford to provoke him.

So she ran.

When they met again, Xie Weiyuan pinned her against a piece of jade, lowered his head beside her neck, and asked hoarsely, "Is the princess afraid of me?"

But I will always be the princess's humble servant.

One-on-one, happy ending. A sweet story.

Theme: Learn to understand and respect one another