After Transmigrating Into a Book to Bring Good Fortune to a Powerful Official

Reborn National Treasure Top x Transmigrator Who Builds a Golden Age Bottom [Both Are Absolutely Smitten] Ji An transmigrates into a danmei novel, becoming a disposable prince who doesn't survive past the first three chapters. Before he can even try to piece together the plot of this tangled, angsty love triangle, an imperial decree arrives: one of the princes must marry the Grand Marshal to bring him good luck. There are only two princes left alive in the palace. Ji An looks at the protagonist, surrounded by a crowd of protectors, and vaguely recalls that the Grand Marshal is the original story's villain, who survives to the very end. He won't be dying just yet, so Ji An volunteers. Without the traditional betrothal rites, Ji An walks straight into Grand Marshal Shangguan Jun's bedroom wearing his wedding robes. When Shangguan Jun wakes, he asks, “Do you want to rise to the highest position?” Could a lucky marriage really bring such a wonderful opportunity? Ji An jokes, “If you help me take the throne, I'll reward you with a golden decree and a golden seal.” Ji An never expected Shangguan Jun to really put him on the throne, or to move into the imperial residence with him. ※ Reborn once, Shangguan Jun has lost all interest in everything. In his previous life, he never harbored any disloyal thoughts toward the new emperor. But the emperor was too absorbed in romance to govern. In the end, he was still treated with suspicion and died after his treacherous friend poisoned him. If that's how it is, then he might as well choose a different emperor. Shangguan Jun throws his support behind Ji An, intending to step aside afterward, only to discover that the man who smiles so warmly and harmlessly can be so decisive and ruthless when he makes a move… and that it gets right under his skin. ※ The ministers all assume that one day the Grand Marshal will usurp the throne. Unexpectedly, the emperor puts even the Grand Marshal to work: building machinery, expanding trade routes, finding better seeds, lowering taxes, cleaning up corruption at home, and repelling enemies abroad. He's busier than ever. Ji An's only problem is that Shangguan Jun keeps showing up at his door early. That night, the Grand Marshal, dressed in nothing but a light robe, strolls up behind the young emperor again. He bends down, bracing his left hand on the desk, as though embracing him from behind. His right hand strokes the emperor's hand around the brush. He breathes softly beside the emperor's ear: “Your Majesty, it's late. You should rest.” Ji An trembles slightly. A thought surfaces through his hazy consciousness: What on earth went wrong, that the selfless, dutiful Grand Marshal from the original story now keeps asking to spend the night with him? Reader's Guide: 1. Told from the bottom's perspective. Both fall hard for each other, with mutual devotion and a happy ending. One-on-one both physically and emotionally. A satisfying, sweet romance. Please don't read if that's not your thing. 2. Includes a powerful System golden finger. The worldbuilding is very loose, with some mixed settings and original additions. Please don't overanalyze it. If you're uncomfortable, feel free to drop the story without telling me. 3. Ship-war baiting comments, including “I only want her to be happy” self-insert fantasies, whether serious or joking, comments mentioning real people, including “I'm xx, called xx,” and irrelevant tangents will be deleted. [The cover is a commissioned illustration that matches the characters as described in the story. There are sketches and work-in-progress stages.] Theme: Do your duty in the position you hold, and fulfill the responsibilities of your role.