I Became the Supporting Actress with a Reborn Heroine's White-Moonlight Beauty Mark

When a spoiler revealed that she was destined to be married off to a distant land for a political alliance, Xie Qinghong was just in time to see a hulking barbarian envoy arrive in the capital to offer birthday congratulations. She decided she'd rather marry the rumored tyrannical heir to the Prince of the South. The heir might be moody and unpredictable, but he really was handsome.

In the story, the reborn male lead watched coldly, waiting for her to bow her head. The reborn female lead sat high above her, offering pity. The reader who had transmigrated into the book knew the plot inside out and simply went along with it...

Everyone thought that after being married off to a distant land, she would inevitably live a miserable life. But Xie Qinghong refused to believe it. After arriving in the south, she discovered a landscape where sky and water merged, and fertile fields stretched for miles. The once barren south soon became the empire's granary... A magnificent bird soars ten thousand miles high. How could a sparrow understand?

One day after their wedding, Pei Du happened to find Xie Qinghong's grudge book and demanded, "Why does everyone else only get one grudge entry, but I have thirty-three?!"

Xie Qinghong said, "Well... because I like you especially much, so I write down everything you do."

Pei Du's ears turned faintly red, and his hand loosened at just the right moment. Then the grudge book was snatched right out of his hand. His wife, who had just cupped his face and told him she liked him, coldly wrote: "This is about to be grudge number thirty-four. Pei Du actually yelled at me!"

The sincere young heir Pei, logical and precise but never able to win an argument, x the unsentimental Xie A-Miao, who takes life as it comes but never bends her spine

Reader's Guide:

1. I will always love sweet stories about couples who have only ever been with each other.

2. This is a fictional setting, so don't nitpick historical details.

3. Three thousand words updated daily after signing.

4. The main characters are original characters in the book, but an important supporting character transmigrates into the book, so it needs the transmigration-into-a-book tag.

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5. The imperial examinations and court politics tags aren't a good fit. They were added by the rankings page, so please keep that in mind, little story hunters.

The author is a devoted sweet-romance writer. Please check out my upcoming story, Transmigrating into the Male Supporting Role in a Mary Sue Novel:

Song Bai transmigrates into one of the male supporting characters in an old-school Mary Sue novel. This character backs the wrong side and bets on the wrong person. Despite his frail health, he scrambles for power, only to be dragged down when the antagonist's forces are defeated. He dies young, his blood spilled on the battlefield.

He hasn't boarded the antagonist's ship yet. Should he abandon the dark path and join the righteous side, or keep going down the same road?

Song Bai: Obviously, I'll get healthy and keep climbing the ladder. I'll join the antagonist's team, lead everyone to strive forward with energy and high spirits, defeat the protagonist's faction, rise through the ranks, become a marquis and chancellor, then rewrite the family tree and make our name live on forever!

Only after joining the antagonist's team does she learn that all the scheming strategists are burly men seven feet tall. The young gentleman disguised as a man sits among them like a duck in a flock of geese.

One day, during a meeting, the antagonist's team argues endlessly over what to do with a traitorous general. Song Zhou suggests, "Why not kill the traitor yourselves? Why are you all being so softhearted?"

The antagonist's team is stunned. "Softhearted?"

The antagonist: "...Why are you all being so?"

Completed stories: The Extra Female Character in a Power-Struggle Novel and On the Rise of the Antagonist. Click the author's page to see more stories *

Theme: Take life as it comes, but never bend your spine. No matter how frightening adversity may be, keep an unyielding heart.