After I Transmigrated, I Married the Male Lead's Uncle

After transmigrating, Jiang Si became a cannon-fodder female supporting character in a book. The original owner was innocent, naive, and sweet. She believed the male lead when he flirted with her to make the female lead jealous, thinking he truly loved her. When she later learned the truth, her personality became completely twisted. She repeatedly clung to the male lead and plotted against the female lead, ultimately bringing about her own ruin. After she died, the male lead came to his senses, decided to cherish the person before him, and reunited with the female lead. Jiang Si: Ha. When she transmigrated into the story, the female lead came to see her, full of guilt. The female lead said, "Fifth Sister, the person the heir loves is me. He only said those things that made you misunderstand because he was trying to anger me. Please don't take them to heart." Her: Oh. To avoid following the plot, she decided to stay away from the male and female leads. So when the male lead teased her again to make the female lead jealous, she immediately went to his uncle and complained that the male lead had taken liberties with her. The male lead: "?" The female lead: "!" Murong Fan, Prince of Fangye, was the late emperor's youngest son. He was exceptionally gifted and astute, deeply versed in Buddhism and Daoism, and well-versed in astrology. Everyone who spoke of him admired and revered him, calling him the Buddha Prince of the imperial family. A man like him was the stuff of legends. Everyone was careful with their words in his presence, and all the matters they discussed concerned the fate of the realm. There was only one exception. Someone actually came before him to complain that his nephew had taken liberties with her. Murong Fan: "..." Coming soon: "Transmigrating as a Cousin Is No Easy Matter" After transmigrating, Lin Chongying became the Lin family's fourth young lady, born to a concubine. Before she could even figure out her situation, her stepmother packed her off to the Xie family. The Xie family was an ancient, immensely wealthy household, one of the most prominent families in Lin'an. The Xie family's second young master was engaged to the legitimate eldest daughter of the Lin family, and they were supposed to marry the following year. But the eldest daughter was suddenly disfigured by a cat. When her stepmother learned the Xie family was considering breaking off the engagement, she pleaded with them and promised to provide a beautiful concubine of respectable status as a dowry. That was the only way she managed to salvage the match. And Lin Chongying was that concubine. She didn't want to become a concubine, but she had no one to help her. With no other choice, she went to plead with the Xie family's eldest young master, Xie Xuan. Xie Xuan was pure-hearted and refined, as bright as a jade tree. He had made it his mission to govern the country and serve the people, and had no interest in romance. He was the coldest and most aloof of men. One day, a young woman came to him and said she didn't want to become a concubine, asking him to find her a husband. Xie Xuan, who had always done nothing but read books and write memorials and had never played matchmaker: "..." Later, after his penniless cousin had used him, she actually wanted to just turn around and leave. He took a slow sip of tea as he looked at that beautiful face that had etched itself into his heart, and crushed the cup in his hand. Coming Soon 1: "The Guilty Couple Switch Bodies in Everyday Life" Nan Jia transmigrated. The good news: She was the wife of an official. The bad news: Her husband had committed the crime of deceiving the emperor. The journey into exile was full of hardship. She was dressed in rags, starving, and had to drag heavy stocks along day and night. Her feet were covered in blisters, and every step brought a stabbing pain. It was simply unbearable. Meanwhile, her husband had passed out from his injuries and was unconscious. He got to lie on a handcart the whole way without having to walk. "That bastard made everyone suffer, yet he gets to sleep through it all. It's so unfair. I wish I could switch places with him." As soon as she thought this, she discovered that she and her husband had switched bodies. "!" Coming Soon 2: "The Days I Rely on the Big Villain to Survive" Han Jiuxiao was the major villain in an imperial-examination novel. Although exceptionally gifted, he was steeped in sin. He spent his whole life fighting the male lead, ultimately meeting his end with his head and body separated. After his death, only his infamy remained. People called him a treacherous minister, but no one knew how many misfortunes had shaped his life. His father was unknown, and people called him a bastard. His mother was cruel and took pleasure in tormenting him. His stepfather watched coldly, while his stepsister helped make his life miserable. He clung to life and did everything he could to survive. But his biological mother craved money and wanted to sell him to the powerful as a plaything, snuffing out every last bit of hope. In despair, he picked up a knife and began a life with blood on his hands. Sang Yao, meanwhile, transmigrated into the role of his stepsister. When she arrived, a half-grown boy, thin as a skeleton, was lying in the woodshed. His body was covered in bloody wounds, not a single patch of uninjured flesh left, and he gazed at her with hollow eyes. In her hand, she held a bloodstained stick. To avoid following the plot, she immediately dropped the stick and crawled over to the boy. "Brother, I was wrong, I was wrong! I won't ever do it again!" At first, Han Jiuxiao thought it was just another one of her tricks. But from then on, she not only stopped bullying him, she also protected him at every turn. Each time her small body stepped in front of him, Han Jiuxiao's dead heart slowly came back to life. Theme: True affection is the rarest thing of all.