The Crown Prince Keeps Longing for Me in His Dreams

Winter, Year Seventeen of Qianfeng. Crown Prince Zhao Xiu meets Ming Rong for the first time. This eldest daughter of the Nankang Marquis's household was a pawn sent by the Empress to win him over. Born to a position of power, he was surrounded by people who fawned on him for their own gain. He had long since grown used to it. A weak pawn, powerless over her own life and death, insignificant. Later, Zhao Xiu begins having strange dreams. He dreams that Ming Rong comes from another world. The people there possess supernatural abilities beyond belief: they can fly to the moon and soar through the sky, or burrow underground and dive beneath the sea. In his dreams, Zhao Xiu witnesses her life. A little goddess from another world, walking beneath the sunlight, surrounded since childhood by a family who loved her. She is always so happy and steadfast that she has boundless kindness to spare for others. It is a world he has never seen, filled with a light he has never known. His own life is stifling and twisted, full of schemes, conspiracies, and bloodshed. So he envies her, yet yearns for her, desperately wanting to draw close and understand her. But it is too late. They have been at odds for a long time. Ming Rong is kind to everyone but him. The little goddess hates him. * Not long after transmigrating into a book, Ming Rong manages to offend the original story's sickly, beautiful, gloomy, and malicious villain, the Crown Prince. Some people sympathize with her, some worry about her, and others delight in her misfortune and kick her while she's down. No one expects that, in the end, the Crown Prince will be the first to come before her and bow his proud head. CP: Arrogant, sickly peacock of a Crown Prince x transmigrated heroine who responds to gentleness, not force Arrogance x prejudice [Reading Guide and Content Warnings] · The protagonists first appear at a young age. They grow up together as childhood friends, then fall in love as adults. · The male lead is devious, a true villain, with a pathological personality. · The male lead falls for the female lead because he admires her as a person, not because she is a transmigrator. [Coming Soon] "Zhizhi" Zhizhi transmigrates into the body of the second daughter of the wealthy Song family in the capital. Her eldest sister is the heroine of a rebirth novel, following a plot where her scumbag ex-husband chases her after losing her and the second male lead gets the girl. Her little sister is the heroine of a transmigration-into-a-book novel, following a plot where she dumps the original male lead and gets a happy ending with the villain. Everyone knows that the Song family has two daughters, both breathtaking beauties. No one knows about the unremarkable Zhizhi. Her father favors the eldest sister, and her mother favors the youngest. Caught between them, Zhizhi is practically invisible. So when a fire breaks out in the house, her father and mother each worry about one of the other girls: one about the frail older sister, the other about the young younger sister. Only after the fire is put out do they remember to ask where Zhizhi has gone. At daybreak, they find Zhizhi in the back courtyard, covered in soot. Her father lets out a sigh of relief and laughs. "You're such a good child. You're the one we never have to worry about." She can't stay in this family. To leave home, Zhizhi sets her sights on a pure-hearted young man. He's a young scholar of respectable birth, handsome, long-legged, and blessed with a lovely voice. He's also extremely shy, blushing whenever she teases him. Zhizhi thinks happily, That's the one. * Qin Mo, heir to the Jingchuan Marquisate, is a man with ambition and not a shred of romance in his heart. One night, he dreams that he has a deep connection with the wealthy Song family. The eldest Song daughter harbors an unrequited love for him. He has no interest in her, naturally, but when she turns to another man, he acts as if he's been poisoned, consumed with despair over her. The third Song daughter is also in love with him. Again, he has no interest in her. She marries his sworn enemy instead, then joins forces with him to kill Qin Mo. The nerve. After waking, Qin Mo pays a visit to the Song residence. There, he sees a little girl in green, quiet, sensible, and well-behaved. She always takes good care of herself, because no one else does. Then he really does get poisoned. The little girl likes scholars, so he temporarily abandons the martial arts for literature, dressing like a scholar and practicing calligraphy and memorizing books in the dead of night. His parents are so alarmed that they call a Daoist priest to drive out the evil spirits. Qin Mo doesn't care. He waits and waits, until finally one day the little girl named Zhizhi says, "If you're willing, you can ask my father for my hand in marriage. All right?" His heart surges. He's so overwhelmed that he loses his ability to speak. Zhizhi takes his silence for hesitation and says earnestly, "I know you're short on money and a poor writer. You'll probably end up sleeping on the streets and living on the wind. Don't be afraid. I've saved a lot of money. If you listen to me, I'll support you." Premise: Treasure the present.