Transmigrated into a Book as the Princess Sent to the Enemy, Hanging on the Wall

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Li Chengning transmigrates into a book for no apparent reason. When she opens her eyes, she discovers that she has become a princess sent away to marry, being displayed on top of a wall on her wedding day. Her groom is about to shoot her through the heart with an arrow.

After finally getting down from the wall, Li Chengning relies on her knowledge of the plot, treads carefully, and struggles to stay alive until she finally enjoys some peace. Meanwhile, Prince Regent Xie Yu, who tried to kill her at first, seems to have had a complete change of heart.

Lost while hunting with only a few fruits to eat, Xie Yu: Give them to my wife.

Ambushed on the way back to the capital, Xie Yu: My wife goes first. I'll cover our retreat.

The mischievous young emperor gives her a hard time, so Xie Yu holds him down and spanks him: He's a child who doesn't know any better. He needs a spanking.

The whole city laughs at the useless princess sent away to marry, whom nobody cares for. Xie Yu rides with her through the streets, making sure she's warm and comfortable. He not only grants her every wish, but also keeps dragging her off every few days to make up for the wedding-night ceremony they never completed.

Li Chengning doesn't understand. But one day, as she does her hair in front of the mirror and sees her own lovely face and tempting lips, she finally realizes: He wants to make use of her clever modern mind.

Want to reinforce the city walls? Want to be unstoppable on the battlefield? Want to build bridges across rivers? Want the people to live in peace and never worry about food or clothing? She's the one to ask!

One day, when the people are bowing down to her in worship, Li Chengning says, "Wait a minute, I'm really not a goddess. You have to believe in science!"

The male lead's point of view:

Xie Yu gave everything to secure peace in Da Ye, only to die on the battlefield after being betrayed by a trusted aide he had protected.

Before he closed his eyes, all he saw was the wind and sand of the battlefield. When he opened them again, he found the princess sent away to marry, whom he had killed with an arrow years ago, lying on top of him. His back was against the cold, hard wall of a city tower, and his head was throbbing...

Day One: Better just kill this useless princess.

Day Two: She talks back? Interesting. I'll keep an eye on her.

Day Three: She's running around everywhere. Definitely a spy. Better kill her.

Ambushed on the way back to the capital: Let her go first and use her as a target.

Lost while hunting: These fruits might be poisoned. Give them to her.

Spanking the young emperor: Create a conflict.

Li Chengning laughed at by the whole city: Take her on a parade and humiliate her.

A little later: She's got some ability. Keeping her around as an adviser might not be a bad idea.

Some time after that: This princess is kind of pretty.

In the end: My wife has helped me so much. I have no way to repay her, so I'll offer myself to her.

Notes:

1. A clever, brave transmigrator who acts harmless while hiding her claws × a blunt-spoken but soft-hearted reborn prince regent. One-on-one romance, happy ending.

2. This story is not based on real people or places. All countries and locations are fictional.

Theme: Be resilient, be brave!