The Promise She Never Meant

[A recommendation from Dabao: Everyone Regrets It After I Die (Transmigrating Into a Book) by Bing Gege]

To protect her family's vast fortune, Qin Yu had no choice but to disguise herself as a man for years, fooling everyone.

Then one day, while out and about, Qin Yu casually rescued a charming, seductive woman named Shen Su.

On a rainy night in a ruined temple, Shen Su asked Qin Yu to protect her on the journey to the capital. She loosened her robes and pressed her soft body close to Qin Yu's arms.

Qin Yu said expressionlessly, "Actually, I'm a woman."

Shen Su fell silent for a moment. "...Gender isn't a problem."

During their time together, they traveled by day and shared a bed in wild abandon at night.

Qin Yu planned to marry Shen Su once they reached the capital and give her a proper place in the family. But before they arrived, Shen Su suddenly turned and left without hesitation, vanishing without a trace.

Who could have guessed that a few days later, they would meet again? Qin Yu's father was preparing to marry a new wife to bring him good fortune, and the dignified, virtuous woman before her, who might become her stepmother, was none other than Shen Su, who had spent every night of their journey to the capital moaning sweetly in her ear.

Qin Yu: Smiles.

Shen Su: ...What a coincidence.

That night, Qin Yu cornered Shen Su behind a rockery in the dark and bit her lower lip angrily, her voice muffled. "What a coincidence, darling!"

Shen Su: Eep.

A sweet romance. If it isn't sweet, you get your money back.

Both are each other's first and only.

No one is particularly scheming. It's all sugar.

[Their relationship is perfectly proper from beginning to end. Shen Su never became Qin Yu's stepmother, so there is no incestuous relationship.]

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"Transmigrated as the Maid of a Cannon-Fodder Lady"

Also known as: The Young Lady and Me.

A Zhi woke up from a nap to find that the whole world had changed.

The young princess she served was a female cannon-fodder character in a book called "The Male Lead's Rise." At first, she was infatuated with the male lead, one of a group of female characters eager to shower a pretty-boy freeloader with money and power.

Later, the male lead rose to success and found his true heroine, so all those female characters were promptly turned into cannon fodder.

Of them all, the young princess A Zhi served met the worst fate. The male lead took revenge on her, her family was destroyed, and every servant in the household was killed.

A Zhi: ...That seems a bit much.

In her previous life, A Zhi had been the chief maid and top enforcer under the Noble Consort. Now that her memories had awakened, she couldn't stand this humiliating life and planned to pack up and run away.

But just after she woke up, the young princess threw her arms around A Zhi, her eyes red from crying, and asked softly, "A Zhi, where does it still hurt? I'll blow on it for you."

A Zhi: How am I supposed to run away now?

Later:

The young princess planted her hands on her hips. "Beat him up!"

A Zhi: "Scum!"

Theme: Women can hold up half the sky.