Transmigrating as a Sickly Beauty: The Daily Struggle to Stay Alive

After transmigrating into a scholarly family's young lady, Gu Quan was quite pleased with her new identity. Her parents doted on her, and she wanted for nothing. The only fly in the ointment was her frail health: the physician declared she wouldn't live past twenty. Then one day, she suddenly discovered that physical contact with Pei Zhi, the Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, could extend her life. To stay alive, she tried every possible way to get close to Pei Zhi. Pei Zhi was of noble birth and had the face of a Buddhist saint, yet he had brought misfortune to his father, mother, and brothers. He was fated to be a lone star under an ill omen. People praised his talent for clearing the wrongfully accused, yet feared him all the same. Everyone thought he was naturally taciturn, aloof, and uninterested in women. But no one knew his secret: ever since he had first awakened to desire, a young woman had appeared in his dreams again and again. She was as lovely as a jade figurine, delicate and soft, with skin so tender it seemed a touch would make it glisten. Her tears were absolutely devastating. And Gu Quan looked exactly like the girl in his dreams. He desperately suppressed the beast inside him, putting on a cold and proper front for fear of scaring his jade beauty away. In secret, however, he did all sorts of reckless things. For example: One, he would touch any place Gu Quan had touched countless times over. Two, he kept the handkerchief Gu Quan had thrown away tucked against his chest every day. Three, after Gu Quan touched his hand, he wouldn't wash it for days. At first, Gu Quan thought he was a gentleman, only daring to touch him secretly and discreetly. That was until one day, she accidentally caught him secretly smelling the undergarments she had worn... Reader's guide: One, the female lead transmigrated into her mother's womb. Two, the male lead works like a power bank. Three, an alternate world with no regard for logic. Currently serializing: The Real Heiress Fights for Everything Overnight, Shen Qinglü became a cousin lodging with the Yu family. Her mother told her that the Yu family had taken her in all these years only because she and the eldest Yu daughter, Yu Liuzhu, were born on the same day, month, and year. She repeatedly warned her to put Yu Liuzhu first in everything. Yu Liuzhu liked wearing red, so Shen Qinglü's wardrobe was to have no red in it, and all her clothes had to be plain. Yu Liuzhu loved painting floral designs on her forehead, so Shen Qinglü had to cover her own forehead with her hair and wasn't even allowed to show it. Everyone in the Yu family said she owed her place there to Yu Liuzhu. That was why, despite being the daughter of a disgraced minister, she was allowed to live with the Yus and enjoy the privileges of a Yu family young lady. Shen Qinglü: Oh, go to hell! If she hadn't overheard the conversation between the Yu women when she first transmigrated, and learned that she was the true eldest daughter of the Yu family, she might actually have believed that nonsense. Coming soon, Book One: Transmigrated as the Original Novel's Doomed Stepsister As the male lead of an old-fashioned novel, Cui Ji was not only nobly born, aloof, handsome, and exceptionally gifted. He also had a deep-seated hatred of women. And he owed that condition entirely to his stepsister. That stepsister was Wei Zhao. At first, Wei Zhao only wanted to quietly play her role as the male lead's stepsister and stay out of his way. But when the plot suddenly awakened, she had no choice but to keep courting disaster to make him hate women. One, drug him to give him diarrhea so he would stay behind. Two, drug him to ruin his face so he wouldn't meet other girls. Three, drug him to knock him out so she could hug and cuddle him in public. Wei Zhao: No! She didn't want to! According to the book's plot, the last thing she was supposed to give the male lead was an aphrodisiac. She thought she just had to follow the plot, and that, like all the other times, it would end in failure. But something completely unexpected happened. She actually succeeded! * A flush spread across the man's saintly face, like a brilliant blood-red lotus in full bloom. Cui Ji tugged at her sleeve. "Are you really going to leave me here like this?" Wei Zhao was on the verge of tears. Weren't they supposed to follow the plot until the male lead hated women? Something had to be wrong! Coming soon, Book Two: The Days I Lived with the Big Villain Han Jiuxiao was the big villain in an imperial examination novel. Though extraordinarily talented, he was steeped in sin. He fought the male lead all his life, and ultimately met a grisly end, beheaded and dismembered. After his death, only his infamy remained. People called him a treacherous minister, but no one knew how cruelly fate had treated him throughout his life. His father was unknown, so people called him a bastard. His mother showed him no love and took pleasure in tormenting him. His stepfather looked on coldly, while his stepsister helped him suffer. He clung to life and fought with all his strength to survive. But his own mother coveted money and wanted to sell him to the powerful as a plaything, destroying every last hope he had. In despair, he raised a knife and began a life soaked in blood. Sang Yao, meanwhile, transmigrated as his stepsister. When she arrived, the half-grown boy, thin as a skeleton, lay in the woodshed. His body was covered in wounds, not a single patch of uninjured flesh to be seen, and his hollow eyes stared at her. In her hand was a bloodstained stick. To avoid following the plot, she dropped the stick right away and crawled over to the boy. "Brother, I'm sorry. I was wrong. I'll never do it again!" At first, Han Jiuxiao thought this was just her latest trick. But from then on, not only did she stop bullying him, she protected him at every turn. Each time her little body stood in front of him, Han Jiuxiao felt his dead heart slowly come back to life. Core message: Fate brings people together.