Transmigrated Into a Female Supporting Character in a Male-Oriented Novel

[A fluffy, brainless little rom-com. Please add it to your favorites.] Chu Xilan transmigrates into one of those male-oriented novels. The male lead is the last dragon in the world, tasked with the burden of continuing his species. Beautiful women flock around him, and he's destined to become a legendary playboy. As the playboy's first romantic awakening, Chu Xilan is actually a drop of dew. Her current dream is to evaporate on the spot. Chu Xilan decides to change the plot to save herself: --This junior sister is pretty nice. She can take Chu Xilan's place as the first one. Why doesn't he just give in? --This childhood sweetheart is pretty nice. Her devotion is unmatched, so he definitely can't let her down! --This snake demon is pretty nice. She's proactive and thoughtful, and her tail is a perfect match for him... What? He's drawn his sword, he's rejected them, and he's set up a grill! Chu Xilan refuses to offer herself up, derailing the plot and causing every romance that follows to fall apart. The way the male lead looks at her is getting stranger and stranger! Every day, she wants to wail: Can we skip me and carry on with the plot?! Is this playboy even up to the job?! 1. Both leads are inexperienced. The female lead initially thinks of the male lead as a paper character, so she wants him to follow the plot. Her feelings gradually change later on. Currently serializing: Her Long Joy ↓ [Brooding Ninth Royal Uncle x wealthy, cheerful young woman] Yi Changyue, raised in the borderlands, returns to the capital to find a husband. She enjoys imperial favor, has money to spare, and spends lavishly. Her collateral relatives in the capital are left speechless. Her parents have guarded the frontier and earned great military honors, but no one ever said they'd dug up a mountain of gold! While out enjoying the flowers, Yi Changyue catches sight of the lake and gets so excited that she buys a boat. The boat then turns around and rescues a princess who has fallen into the water. Yi Changyue receives several gold ingots as a reward, making a profit on top of getting her money back. Her cousin falls for a performer and wants to open an opera house but doesn't have enough money. Yi Changyue hands him a stack of banknotes. "Go ahead. I love the opera too." The two suckers expect their investment to go down the drain, but the opera house unexpectedly becomes a hit, packed to the rafters. Everyone says the Yi family's young lady is a fairy who scatters money, and people come flocking. A peddler holds up a battered wooden hairpin, weeping and spinning a sob story as he asks an exorbitant price. He's obviously a con man. Yi Changyue pays up, and now she's going to lose her money. Unexpectedly, the ancient hairpin has quite a history. It contains half a treasure map, and even the immensely privileged Ninth Royal Uncle is drawn into the affair. Qin Fuzhi gives her the other half with a grim face. "You dig it up." Qin Fuzhi was born after his father's death. By the time he was born, the emperor was his elder brother, whom he had never met. From the time he could remember, his mad imperial consort mother abused him. At five, he caught smallpox. At seven, he was sent as a hostage. At twelve, he contracted the plague. Later, he joined forces with his imperial nephew and helped him ascend the throne, only to be struck by a deadly poison on the eve of victory. The new emperor rewards him for his achievements with a fief so vast it violates the ancestral rules, but less than three days later, news arrives that an earthquake has struck the region. Qin Fuzhi has always been unlucky, but after meeting Yi Changyue, he starts turning misfortune into good fortune. He stops taking his medicine, and he's back in action. When he hears that the young lady is seeking a husband, he immediately brings his vast fief and marries into her family. Everyone is in an uproar. The new emperor starts to speak, then stops. "Royal Uncle..." Qin Fuzhi lifts an eyelid. "Your Majesty, she's an only child." No more needs to be said. The Yi family welcomes a forceful son-in-law, bearing an imperial edict that grants his fief to his descendants for three generations. Yi Changyue is even richer now. She can't spend it all, no matter how hard she tries. Qin Fuzhi: "To make sure our little Yi Bao arrives soon, we must share a bed on the first and fifteenth of every month." "Wha..." He's already picked out the child's name? Later, he refuses to leave her room night after night. "I married into the Yi family. Sleeping in separate rooms would make me lose face." (The male lead is a legendary poison-resistant king. He's not up to much at first.) Theme: A person must never yield to fate.