The Disabled General's Most Hated Husband Ran Away After I Transmigrated Into a Book

Please add the author's new novel, After I Deliberately Provoked the Villainous Regent, to your reading list. Blurb at the end.

Blurb:

As the sixth prince of the Great Jing Dynasty, Xiao Jiye was already riding into battle and slaying enemies at the age of sixteen. For three years, he guarded the frontier and became the invincible God of War in the hearts of its people.

An imperial decree raced to the frontier. Xiao Jiye returned to court alone, covered in wounds and illness.

The emperor, misled by treacherous ministers and afraid Xiao Jiye's achievements would overshadow his own, ordered him to marry Shi Sui, the playboy despised by everyone in the capital. The intent to humiliate him was obvious.

Taking advantage of Xiao Jiye's serious injuries, Shi Sui went out of his way to torment him. For six whole months, Xiao Jiye's wounds failed to heal.

Only when war broke out at the border was Xiao Jiye finally given orders to go quell the unrest.

A new emperor ascended the throne and grew even more wary of Xiao Jiye. At the height of the fighting, he cut off supplies from the rear. Countless soldiers and civilians at the frontier died or were injured. Xiao Jiye could no longer endure it and rebelled with his troops.

After killing the new emperor and taking the throne, Xiao Jiye's first act was to kill Shi Sui and feed his corpse to the dogs.

Shi Sui, who had stayed up all night reading the whole book: Awesome!

That is, if you ignored the fact that he shared a name with the playboy in the story.

He never expected that the very next day, he would transmigrate into a book, becoming that universally hated playboy forced to marry Xiao Jiye.

At the moment he transmigrated into the book, the original Shi Sui was about to slap the male lead hard. Remembering the scene in which his corpse was fed to the dogs, Shi Sui shuddered. His slap turned into a caress. He tried to calm himself down, then finally managed to blurt out, "Husband, would you like me to spend the night with you?"

Unable to return to his own world, Shi Sui took meticulous care of Xiao Jiye to save his life. He planned to wait until Xiao Jiye returned to the frontier, then find somewhere to hide away.

When the day finally came for Xiao Jiye to return to the frontier, Shi Sui grabbed the bag of money he'd prepared and slipped away. But before he could leave Beidu, Xiao Jiye, who should have been long gone, blocked him at the city gate.

Xiao Jiye, usually so calm and self-controlled, had bloodshot eyes. He scooped up Shi Sui, who was still stunned, and galloped out of the city.

After riding hard, they reached the depths of a bamboo grove. Xiao Jiye pressed him roughly onto a bamboo bed, his voice low and husky. "Didn't you say you'd spend the night with me, my lady? How about here?"

Coming to his senses, Shi Sui thought, Holy crap. Out in the open like this, is Xiao Jiye really going to do it here?

Xiao Jiye answered with action, kissing the skin beside his ear tenderly.

The guards keeping watch in the distance waited a full two hours before their general emerged, his wife wrapped so thoroughly in a cloak that not an inch showed.

The next day, Shi Sui woke up aching all over and found himself in someone's arms. He tilted his head slightly and saw Xiao Jiye looking at him tenderly, murmuring in his ear, "I shouldn't have left Sui Sui home alone."

At the frontier, after witnessing the people's hardship, Shi Sui decided to stay and defend his homeland.

When the court cut off supplies to the front lines, he taught the frontier residents modern farming techniques, ensuring there would be enough grain for the soldiers and civilians.

Xiao Jiye led his army to a successful victory over the invading enemy, but the new emperor plunged the country into chaos and repeatedly sent assassins to kill him.

After an assassin wounded Shi Sui, Xiao Jiye marched his army into the palace. The new emperor fell to the ground and pointed at him, raging, "Traitorous rebel... You dare defy the natural order!"

Xiao Jiye drove his sword through the new emperor's left chest and said in his ear, "You should never have touched my Sui Sui."

Upcoming novel blurb:

The crown prince's treason is exposed, and the Grand Preceptor is sentenced to death.

To save his young son's life, the Grand Preceptor sends Gu Qingjia out of the capital in the middle of the night.

But outside the capital, Gu Qingjia runs into Prince Jin Xiao Yu, who is returning to court at the head of his troops.

Rumor has it that Xiao Yu is cruel by nature, a living King of Hell. Running into him must mean Gu Qingjia is doomed.

Gu Qingjia, who transmigrated from another world, has spent eighteen years living as the Grand Preceptor's son, beloved by his parents and elder brother. When his family falls into disaster, he had intended to live or die alongside them. Now that he has met Xiao Yu, however, he isn't afraid.

But after bumping his head earlier, Gu Qingjia suddenly realizes he is in a book. The crown prince's treason case is riddled with suspicious details, and the Grand Preceptor's entire family is unjustly put to death.

In an instant, Gu Qingjia decides he can't die yet.

So he drops to his knees in front of Xiao Yu with a thump. "My lord, where did you go after that night? I've been searching everywhere for you."

The generals around Xiao Yu are completely baffled. What night?

Xiao Yu raises an eyebrow at this. The darkness hides his expression. After a long while, just as the soldiers think he is about to kill Gu Qingjia with one stroke, he suddenly pulls him up onto his horse.

Not long afterward, a great upheaval takes place in the palace. The new emperor is still a child, and Xiao Yu naturally becomes regent.

Everyone accuses Xiao Yu of being ambitious and ruthless, willing to do anything to achieve his goals. Rumor has it he killed his two nephews to seize the throne.

Gu Qingjia is also scorned and cursed by all, accused of disgracing his family by willingly giving himself to Xiao Yu just to stay alive.

One of Xiao Yu's subordinates prepares to kill those spreading the rumors, but Xiao Yu stops him with a single sentence: "It's not a rumor."

What does he mean, it's not a rumor?

Did the two of them really sleep together?

Some people claim Gu Qingjia will be cast aside by Xiao Yu and thrown out of the prince's residence within three months.

Gu Qingjia thinks so too, until one day he wakes from a dream and hears Xiao Yu ask coldly, "Apart from me, have you had a night of passion with another man?"

Gu Qingjia: ...What do you mean, apart from you? He may have someone he secretly admires, but he hasn't been with anyone at all!

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