The God of Strategy Reincarnates as Pan Jinlian

New novel now available: [The Miaojiang Boy Transmigrates into a Book and Bewitches the Protagonist Gong and Shou] The God of Seduction, Fu Zhenhong, transmigrates into the male version of Pan Jinlian. In the story, Pan Jinlian is a stunning beauty, originally a servant in a wealthy household who disguises himself as a woman. After both the master and his son take an interest in him, the furious mistress of the house marries him off to the ugly Wu Dalang. After their marriage, Pan Jinlian sets his sights on Wu Dalang’s younger brother and hooks up with Ximen Qing, conspiring with him to poison Wu Dalang. Fu Zhenhong arrives just as he is sitting in the bridal sedan on his way to marry Wu Dalang. That night, Fu Zhenhong catches the murderous intent in Wu Dalang’s eyes and realizes that the man doesn’t quite fit the words cowardly, honest, kind, and simple. It doesn’t take long for Fu Zhenhong to discover that this brooding, obsessive Wu Zhi is a child of fortune with a reborn revenge plot. And Wu Zhi isn’t the only child of fortune. There are two others, both connected to Fu Zhenhong’s identity: Wu Song, a local in the story who beats Pan Jinlian to death to avenge his older brother. Ximen Qing, who transmigrated from the modern world, knows the plot, refuses to be cannon fodder, and won’t fall for a beauty’s tricks. At first, the three children of fortune think of Pan Jinlian like this: Wu Zhi: Demanding, hard to please, and always changing his mind! Wu Song: Flirtatious and reckless! Ximen Qing: A deadly flower you can’t go near! Later on: Wu Zhi: My dear, love me a little more. Wu Song: The one I love but can never have, the one I must never cross the line with. Ximen Qing: My life is yours. PS1: The shou is loved by everyone: a gorgeous beauty, a master at stirring hearts, and adored by all. PS2: The story starts with a married-life scenario, and the original husband, Dalang, is the CP. PS3: While Erlang Wu Song and the protagonist have a sister-in-law and brother-in-law relationship, nothing inappropriate happens between them. PS3: The author loves beautiful faces, so none of the important characters are ugly. PS4: A loosely imagined derivative world. At its heart, this is a feel-good, adored-by-everyone story. Don’t overanalyze it or read too much into it. PS5: Romance-focused. All plot developments serve the progression of the relationships. There are plenty of descriptions of appearances and details of the characters’ interactions. PS6: Part of a quick transmigration series, but this story takes place in a single world. You can read it without having read the first two books. Cover art authorized by Shili Changhuan: Pick a Branch Coming next: [The Heart-Stealing Thief] The protagonist is an esper from the post-apocalyptic era who awakens three thousand years later and enters the interstellar age. The story combines ABO, insectoid aliens, nonhuman beings, and other elements. Because of his psychic powers, the protagonist can mark Os in heat and soothe As in rut. As a human from the old Earth, the protagonist is a master at stirring hearts, balancing flirtation with a successful career. He sweeps up resources in his spaceship while stealing hearts along the way, and ends up wanted across the galaxy because he has too many admirers. Finished manuscript: [The Miaojiang Boy Transmigrates into a Book and Bewitches the Protagonist Gong and Shou] After Xie Jinling dies, he transmigrates into a school-set danmei novel as a vicious cannon-fodder character. The protagonist gong is the student council president, gentle and polite on the surface, but scheming and pathologically obsessive underneath. The protagonist shou is the head of the discipline committee, abstinent, strict, and cold, a famous unattainable beauty. In the original story, due to special circumstances, Xie Jinling transfers to their school during the protagonists’ senior year of high school. He stays for one semester. Among a crowd of students in school uniforms, Xie Jinling wears Miaojiang clothing and keeps his hair at a medium length. Strange painted patterns cover most of his face, making his real features impossible to see. There’s no doubt that someone like Xie Jinling would set off every alarm for Jian Yi, the head of the discipline committee. So, on the day he transfers, Xie Jinling, who looks bizarre and out of place to everyone around him, becomes a prime target for the discipline committee and lands at the top of Jian Yi’s inspection list. Xie Jinling doesn’t particularly care about Jian Yi. He has a capricious nature and continues to do as he pleases. Only when Jian Yi’s constant attempts to control him start to annoy him does he say, “Big brother, people from Miaojiang can cast love spells. If you keep treating me like this, you’ll fall for me.” At first, Jian Yi pays no attention to Xie Jinling’s words, but gradually, his feelings for Xie Jinling begin to change. It’s only later, when he sees Xie Jinling washing the painted designs from his face in the bathroom, his eyes changing from cool detachment to burning intensity, that Jian Yi understands what those words really meant. And Xie Jinling realizes that the protagonist shou... has really fallen for him. But Xie Jinling’s semester is already over. Without a second thought, he leaves and happily returns to Miaojiang. Two years later. Xie Jinling is sleeping in a tree when he is woken by four people stranded in the woods by a landslide. All four are elite students and future researchers. Xie Jinling vaguely recognizes one of them, though they aren’t close: Lu Huaiyu, the protagonist gong. Until now, the two of them have only known each other from high school. Xie Jinling thinks Lu Huaiyu is a phony, warm on the outside and cold within, and utterly insincere. Lu Huaiyu thinks Xie Jinling is a weird, quiet boy who acts strangely and is utterly unlikeable. This chance encounter changes nothing about Xie Jinling’s impression of Lu Huaiyu. But when Lu Huaiyu sees Xie Jinling’s real face, he silently adds a new description: “Unimaginably beautiful.” One of the roommates traveling with him stares in a daze and asks, “Huai... Brother Huai, can your high school classmate cast love spells?” Lu Huaiyu: “...” The roommate touches his pounding heart. “Then why do I feel like I’ve been bewitched?!” “And isn’t it true that boys from Miaojiang are good at enchanting people?!” Lu Huaiyu: “...Please believe in science.” However, Lu Huaiyu never imagined that he, who had first told his roommate to believe in materialism, would eventually feel that he had been bewitched too. Why else would he yearn so desperately for this flamboyant, bewitching boy from Miaojiang, wanting to keep him by his side with an almost pathological possessiveness? Jian Yi: I love him. Lu Huaiyu: I love him too. Xie Jinling: Don’t love me. It won’t end well. PS1: The protagonist is adored by everyone, a stunning beauty from Miaojiang who knows how to stir people’s hearts. He has plenty of admirers. PS2: The original protagonist gong and shou have no romantic feelings for each other. They are rivals in love. Theme: The journey of pursuing love and redemption