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Jiang Hanzhi transmigrates into a book as a minor character with only a few lines.
The original owner is fabulously wealthy, and everyone wants to marry her and live off her fortune. In the original story, it was her cousin, the gold-digging man, who brought about the Jiang family's massacre at the hands of the male lead. She hates trouble more than anything.
Jiang Hanzhi kicks the scumbag to the curb, then picks up a well-behaved, obedient, easy-to-control man with no memories and puts him in the cousin's place.
His looks could rival a male Daji. He can be innocent, seductive, or clingy. Most importantly, he has a hidden ailment, so Jiang Hanzhi is quite satisfied with him as her husband in name only.
On their wedding day, beneath the warm red bridal curtains, the handsome man stood by the bed in a robe as red as blood, his features like a painting and his beauty like a blooming twilight flower, looking completely at a loss.
"Hanzhi, I..."
Jiang Hanzhi pressed a fingertip to his lips. "Don't say a word. I understand!"
Lou Feiyuan: "???" I was just trying to be modest. What do you think you understand?
After several demonstrations, Jiang Hanzhi pushed him back down and tucked him in. "Be good. You're unwell!"
Lou Feiyuan: "..." There's no way to explain this. I'm exhausted!
Later, Jiang Hanzhi learned that the most accomplished hunters often appear as prey. The innocent little flower was an act, and so was the obedience. His true identity was the male lead. After her attempt to "run away from home" failed, she clutched her aching lower back and seethed. His hidden ailment was a lie, too. Aside from his amnesia, what about him was real?
Behind her, the man tore off every disguise and wrapped his arms around her waist like a serpent, pulling her close. He placed a devout kiss on her and spoke in a bewitching, seductive voice, his words lingering and intoxicating.
"Hanzhi, my heart is real."
[Male lead's perspective]
Lou Feiyuan is the seventh prince of the current dynasty. He was attacked on the day of the power struggle and lost his memory. The first thing he saw when he woke up was Jiang Hanzhi.
At first, he thought this woman was a liar through and through. She claimed to love him more than life itself, but there wasn't a trace of warmth in her heart.
Anyone who deceived him would meet a bad end.
Later, he realized that if it was all a lie, he wanted her to keep lying forever. He was willing to stay by her side and keep his true nature in check, even daring not to touch her on their wedding night, living as the kind of man she liked.
But when she learned his identity, she still didn't want him.
Jiang Hanzhi, you're something else!
Reading guide:
A female lead who says she loves him but feels nothing, a little liar x a beautiful male lead who is pure and seductive while amnesiac, but turns into a menace once his memories return
A full-scale act-off! The heroine isn't weak!!! The male lead respects her, too!!!
The original male lead in the book has no romance plotline, and the original heroine is a good person.
Original title: The Husband I Picked Up Is Unwell
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The Consequences of Raising the Fluffy Male Lead Wrong
Tao Qiuzhu is obsessed with fluffy creatures and has a reverse jinx.
While reading a novel, she comes across an immortal herb that shares her full name and can bring the dead back to life. She can't resist making a snarky remark: "There's no way I'm memorizing the whole thing. What, am I going to transmigrate as a plant?"
Then she closes and opens her eyes, and the System says, "You've become a mature plant. It's time to redeem the male lead and save the world."
The male lead is a nine-tailed demon with ancient bloodlines, but since he hasn't awakened them yet, he's been drifting from place to place since childhood. The demons consider him an outcast, while the humans hunt him down. He turns evil in the face of adversity, usurps the demon king's throne, and crushes the cultivation world.
The System needs Tao Qiuzhu to find the male lead when he's still a little cub and let him experience the world's kindness and beauty, so he'll give up on destroying it.
According to the rules of transmigrating into a book, redeeming the male lead will break your heart, wreck your liver, and hurt your back.
Tao Qiuzhu is stubborn to the core. She defies the System and finds a small sect where she can laze around.
She says, "Love your life and stay away from the male lead. As long as I keep my head down, he can't hurt me."
Then one day, a little black ball falls from a tree. It's fluffy all over, like a black dandelion, soft and squishy, with short legs, curled ears, and bright black eyes tinged with blue. It looks like a kitten, and it lets out a little mew at her with its tiny pink mouth.
Tao Qiuzhu clutches her chest. Oh, this plant is dying of cuteness!
"So cute! You must be a sweet, thoughtful little darling who knows how to make people happy!"
The System smiles without a word.
…
Before being reborn, the ancient demon Mo Xuanzheng destroyed the heavens, the earth, and the very air itself, before the Heavenly Dao struck him back into his original form with a single blow.
When he regained consciousness, the world had already restarted, and a woman he could never be separated from had somehow become part of his life.
He was so shocked that his fur stood on end. Wasn't this the very plant he'd swallowed in his previous life?
Afraid that this hard-won warmth might slip away, the scheming demon kept his secret identity carefully hidden.
Unfortunately, secrets never stay buried.
Tao Qiuzhu grabs the other tails he's been hiding and, clutching her aching waist, laments, "Nine tails? The male lead's standard issue? Where's my sweet, thoughtful little cub?"
The terrifying, lawless demon from the original story looks like a poor little beast about to be abandoned. He wraps his arms tightly around her waist, revealing his ears and tails as he clings to her and begs for affection. "Don't be mad. You can touch my tails. All nine are yours."
Tao Qiuzhu's attention is instantly drawn to all that fluff. She doesn't notice the possessiveness and greed in the male demon's damp eyes.
A cheerful, unreliable, reverse-jinxing fluff enthusiast heroine x a fluffy creature who acts cute in his original form x a dependable, well-behaved puppy-like boy in the beginning x a possessive, rebellious big dog later on.
Theme: Don't lie. They'll make you take responsibility for it
Can your face compare to that of your wife? ! ! Must not! It was hard to get on base! Even if you beat him to death, you can't throw him away! ! !
Some people really look like vixens, I won't tell them who they are.
Laughing to death, a certain fox only hesitated for a moment
I have a tail! Does he have it? ! !
Does it feel like it's written backwards? Isn't this a son-in-law?
Laughing to death, I tied up an ancestor
Let us congratulate the fox for finally eating meat?
The male protagonist of this book is the worst male protagonist I have ever seen...
I really hate the plot where the heroine is handed over to the male protagonist. The heroine is a person and not an object. Why should she be handed around? And this time, the male protagonist is similar to a son-in-law and a pretty boy. How can he be qualified to let someone hand over the heir of a golden branch to him?
"Often" gives the author a lot of trouble~
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Can your face compare to that of your wife? ! ! Must not! It was hard to get on base! Even if you beat him to death, you can't throw him away! ! !
Some people really look like vixens, I won't tell them who they are.
Laughing to death, a certain fox only hesitated for a moment
I have a tail! Does he have it? ! !
Does it feel like it's written backwards? Isn't this a son-in-law?
Laughing to death, I tied up an ancestor
Let us congratulate the fox for finally eating meat?
The male protagonist of this book is the worst male protagonist I have ever seen...
I really hate the plot where the heroine is handed over to the male protagonist. The heroine is a person and not an object. Why should she be handed around? And this time, the male protagonist is similar to a son-in-law and a pretty boy. How can he be qualified to let someone hand over the heir of a golden branch to him?
"Often" gives the author a lot of trouble~ Beijing