I Can't Escape, So I'll Lie Back and Let Them Spoil Me

My other novel, "After Giving the Heroine My Life-Saving Favor, I Waited for the Happy Ending," has 300,000+ words and is ready to binge. Flirty, satisfying, and sweet | No angst | Both leads’ first and only | Happy ending | From the start, it’s just like the blurb * While in Jiangnan, Luo Zhaozhao once let herself become infatuated with a handsome young man for half a year. When he started thinking about marrying her, she told him to get lost. Later, after her family fell into ruin, Zhaozhao managed to survive by securing an engagement to a son from a concubine-born branch of the Duke of Qi’s household, a family far above her station. Then she wandered into a flower-viewing banquet, and the peace she had barely managed to maintain was shattered completely. At the bustling banquet, crowded with nobles, a young man sat by the water on a beauty’s bench, the center of attention. His exquisite, striking face bore a faintly weary expression. He glanced at Zhaozhao, then looked away. Staring at that face, Zhaozhao broke out in a cold sweat and stood frozen on the spot. The wild passion she thought she had forgotten, the clothes soaked through with sweat, the reckless abandon that cast off every rule of propriety, all came rushing back into her mind in that instant. She could even vividly recall the peculiar sound of his voice as he knelt at her feet, begging her to show him some tenderness. The legitimate daughter berated Zhaozhao for her low status and lack of refinement, then quickly sent her away. Later, the servants told her that he was the Crown Prince. With the Crown Prince’s selection of consorts approaching, every young woman in the household was eager to try her luck. Unfortunately, the Crown Prince detested the Duke of Qi’s household. So why had he come to the flower-viewing banquet? * From that day on, the Crown Prince, who had always been known for "detesting the Duke of Qi’s household," began bestowing favors on them with unusual frequency. The Crown Prince, once so impossible to approach, seemed like a different person. He showed kindness to everyone in the household, even a marginal figure like Zhaozhao. Rumors spread through the household that the palace intended to make their legitimate daughter the Crown Princess. Even Zhaozhao, who had always kept to herself, seemed to change. She turned around and switched her fiance for someone else, choosing the household’s heir instead. After enduring all the way to her wedding day, Zhaozhao thought she could finally breathe a sigh of relief. Exhausted and dazed, she happened to hear that the Crown Prince’s wedding was taking place that very day, too. Zhaozhao thought it was just a coincidence. Then, the moment her veil was lifted, her smile froze. The two bridal sedans had been switched. The young Crown Prince shed the gentle, upright demeanor he showed ministers and subjects. His long, elegant hand lazily traced the face of another man’s bride, and after draining a full cup of strong liquor, he pressed his lips to her ear and smiled. "My Zhaozhao, where do you think you can run?" "So what if you marry the Duke of Qi’s heir? So what if you become another man’s wife?" "I’ll deal with any family that dares to marry you. Do you really think that’s difficult?" The beautiful, frail bride shook her head in despair, tears streaming down her face. "No, you wouldn’t. Everyone says you’re a wise ruler. You wouldn’t..." The young man slowly lowered the layers of curtains that blocked the view of the vast palace hall, then slowly walked toward the bride. "Love has clouded my judgment. What wouldn’t I do?" "When I knelt at your door, I told you, didn’t I? One day, I’d make you kneel and beg me." * A rumor circulated among the people that, while the Crown Prince was living in Jiangnan, a woman had deceived him, taken his heart and body, toyed with him mercilessly, then callously abandoned him. The powerful ministers at court all scoffed at the story. What a pity that the rumor was true. A hoarse voice, sated with pleasure, came from the Crown Prince’s wedding chamber. "Did I keep my word? Did I make you kneel?" [Important reminders:] 1. The male and female leads are each other’s first and only in every sense. Neither has had any physical or emotional involvement with anyone else. 2. Happy ending. 3. The main story makes it clear that there are no moral issues. The engagements all have hidden circumstances behind them, and none were real, either in fact or on paper. Please add my next fantasy romance, "After Giving the Heroine My Life-Saving Favor," to your reading list~ * Yu Weiwei was a secluded, self-cultivating dodder vine spirit who transmigrated. In her previous life, she spent two months saving a breathtakingly handsome man, who said he wanted to repay her. Yu Weiwei said there was no need. She had saved him without expecting anything in return, but the man insisted. Not only did he want to repay her, he wanted to give her all his wealth and offer himself to her in marriage. The dodder vine spirit simply couldn't handle such enthusiastic human gratitude. While trying to escape, she died in a car accident. Her last memory before passing away was of the man kneeling at the scene, holding her and telling her to wait for him on the road to the underworld. He even looked rather handsome as he cried. Reborn in a new life, she activated a System. The System told Yu Weiwei that this was a novel world. As the villainess, she had stolen the heroine’s identity as the life-saving benefactor of the male lead, derailing the entire plot, so she had been erased. Yu Weiwei suddenly understood. The System said such a precious identity as a life-saving benefactor could not be taken by a wicked supporting character like her. She had to give it to the heroine to highlight how special the heroine was. Yu Weiwei thought the System sounded pretty clever, so before the male lead woke up, she and the System brought him to the heroine and set the novel’s first-meeting scene in motion. Song Ran, the heroine who found the injured male lead, smoothly claimed the role of his life-saving benefactor. Everything went off without a hitch. Grateful for the heroine’s kindness in saving him, the male lead and his family brought her home, where she began living the life of a young lady from a top-tier wealthy family. With the male lead’s family supporting her, the heroine, an actress, also became one of the entertainment industry’s most popular young stars. Seeing the entertainment papers pair them up, Yu Weiwei thought her life was finally safe. Given how determined the male lead had been to repay her in her previous life, he and the heroine should get engaged, married, and put on the household register in no time. That was until they came to the mountain estate where she lived in seclusion, as part of a wildly popular nationwide variety show about anime and comics. When Yu Weiwei appeared before the leads again, she was playing the wicked supporting character who envied the heroine for being favored. Her daily tasks were to bully the heroine on livestream, covet the male lead, and give her life to show off the heroine’s gentleness and kindness. There was no one in the world as dedicated to her supporting role as she was. The System said that once the leads got married, she could return to her world of spirits. But no matter how long she waited, that day never came. * Song Ran had always known she was the heroine of a novel. The male lead’s parents doted on her and treated her as their future daughter-in-law. So no matter how distant and polite Xie Qingci was with her, she still felt sweet inside. She knew that one day the male lead would fall deeply in love with her, marry her, and make her the wife of the Xie family that everyone envied. Xie Qingci was a very gentle man. He had never questioned her once. After pretending for so long, she had even forgotten she wasn’t really the person who had saved his life. All she remembered was the deep bond between them, forged by the life-saving favor. But even though Xie Qingci had known for years that she had saved his life, he still refused to promise to marry her. Her faith began to crumble after Yu Weiwei, that wicked supporting character, appeared. She watched Xie Qingci, a man as cold as ice, relentlessly pursue Yu Weiwei by any means necessary, circling around her with both force and desperation. Song Ran was furious. No, this was wrong... She was the heroine. What on earth had gone wrong?! Yu Weiwei had no idea what had gone wrong, either. In her previous life, the male lead had said he clung to her to repay her kindness. But in this life, she had given the role of benefactor to the heroine. Why was the male lead still clinging to her? Could people really have a double standard like this?! What?! * As the morning bells and evening drums ring through the mountains, the man removes the sandalwood-scented Buddhist beads he has worn around his wrist for years. He kisses the young woman’s tear-reddened eyes and holds her close, gentle yet forceful. "There, don’t cry, good girl. Big brother will repay your kindness." You liar! /Fallen-from-grace Buddhist prince x a flirtatious dodder vine spirit who has no idea she’s flirting/ [Important notes] 1. At first, in her second life, the male lead really does believe Song Ran is the person who saved him, but he’s the one who has his eye on the heroine. 2. The male lead really is a Buddhist prince. Theme: There is always a light of justice in this world.