After Disguising Myself as a Man, I Made the Second Male Lead Fall for Me

Chu Hantang transmigrated into a melodramatic Mary Sue novel where everyone falls in love with the heroine. Her mission wasn’t to win over the male lead, the deranged second male lead, or the villain. She had to win over the heroine… Chu Hantang: “???” On top of that, she had to help the deranged second male lead, Xie Sihuai, complete his story arc. The rest of the time, she could take it easy. Since Chu Hantang’s body had belonged to someone who remained disguised as a man until her death in the original story, without anyone discovering the truth, Chu Hantang had to face everyone in that guise too. She couldn’t let anyone find out! But as Chu Hantang kept helping Xie Sihuai play out his scenes from time to time, he somehow ended up falling for her… * Later in the story. Xie Sihuai smiled like a spring breeze as he asked her, “You really have to marry Miss Chi?” “…” The Miss Chi he was talking about was the original heroine. But due to certain circumstances, Chu Hantang had no choice but to answer, “Yes.” His smile vanished. “Is that so?” Chu Hantang saw the tortured, twisted look in Xie Sihuai’s eyes. He was trying to hold back, unable to control himself, caught in an impossible dilemma. She was so frightened that she wanted to turn around and run. She hadn’t made it halfway when he dragged her back and shoved her into the room. The plot that originally belonged to the heroine had fallen to Chu Hantang instead. But there was one thing she couldn’t understand. She was the one being held captive, so why was he crying? If he had to cry, fine, but could he let her go first? In the original story, the male lead never fell for the original heroine either. Later, the heroine’s pain would be transferred to him, so when she was hurting, he might not be able to stop himself from crying. Check out the author’s page for completed novels: Special Tricks for Winning Over the Villain Forced to Win Over the Sweet-Outside-Black-Inside Immortal Venerable Theme: Even in darkness, keep longing for the light.