After I Transmigrated into a Book, the Villain Took Me In

Here's a preview of my historical romance, Duan Duan: spoiled young lady x devoted general.

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Blurb:

After transmigrating into a book, Ling Yuehui follows the great villain home to save her own life and becomes a household retainer.

She can't figure out what the villain is thinking. He treats her to the best food and lodging, gives her a hot-spring mountain and all sorts of treasures. Could it really be because of the astrology she made up?

Ling Yuehui thinks she can keep living an easy life at the Heyang Prince's manor, tagging along with He Yi. But then the original male lead comes looking for her.

The original male lead and her body's former owner share a blood feud, and he wants to kill her at every turn. For now, though, He Yi is protecting her.

He Yi even says he can help her get revenge.

She's touched, but doesn't take him too seriously.

Then she gets caught up in a whirlpool of royal secrets, her own origins, and a struggle for power.

She is swept about helplessly in the storm, cautiously planning every step, but nearly loses her life after coming into possession of a token.

At the heart of the maelstrom, He Yi does everything in his power to keep her safe, even wagering his own life.

When He Yi first sees Ling Yuehui, she is in a sorry state. The moment he looks into her eyes, he can hear her thoughts.

Through Ling Yuehui's thoughts, he learns many things and decides that their connection must be fate.

So he gives her a manor token and recognizes her as one of the household, intending it as thanks. But at some point, his gratitude takes on a different meaning.

When he sees her sitting by the window late at night, gazing at the full moon with a bitter smile, a voice in He Yi's heart tells him he wants her to live a peaceful, settled life.

"Vows of eternal love are nothing but insubstantial things. You're always so clever, Your Highness. Why did you take my words seriously?"

"Look me in the eye when you say that. Don't lie to yourself."

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Here's a preview of my danmei novel next door, He "Returned to Life" in the Third Year After His Death.

Gong Yu had no father to care for him and no mother to raise him. At eight, his master's family threw him into the mountains to fend for himself. A beautiful boy, so lovely Gong Yu couldn't look away, took him home and gave him a chance to live.

Perhaps no one in the world treated Gong Yu better than Lu Yingnan, but Gong Yu hated him.

They grew up together. Whenever Lu Yingnan had food or drink, he thought of Gong Yu. He said they would be together for life, calling him "Little Brother A Yu" every other word. But when Gong Yu fell ill, Lu Yingnan left without a word.

During the three years he was forced into the army, Gong Yu fought his way up with all his might, hoping for a chance to find him, but there was no word from him for three whole years.

Only after he returned to the capital and received his title did he unexpectedly see Lu Yingnan at the home of a high-ranking official.

They stared at each other, and just like the first time they met, he was unable to move.

Lu Yingnan had always had a wish in his heart: he wanted to marry Little Brother A Yu. But before his wish could come true, Gong Yu "died."

Heartbroken, he spent every day longing for him, and each year the pile of paper money he burned on the anniversary of his death grew into a little mountain.

On the third anniversary, he was burning paper in the courtyard as usual when he turned around and suddenly saw Little Brother A Yu standing behind him.

Thinking he was seeing a ghost, Lu Yingnan froze as A Yu frowned and kicked over the "little mountain" beside him. After a long while, Lu Yingnan finally dared to ask in a small voice,

"Do you think it's not enough?"

Three years' worth of resentment boiled over in Gong Yu when he saw his dear older brother had burned paper for him every year.

"We promised to be together for life. Just try leaving me again!"

Theme: Change your fate against all odds, through your own efforts.