The White Moonlight's Guide to Self-Rescue

Beloved by all love interest x gloomy, powerful pursuer

Ye Yueshen transmigrated into a book. In his previous life, he was utterly alone, barely getting by as relatives passed him around from one household to another. A car accident suddenly turned him into the pampered young son of a marquis's household, adored by everyone.

He had transmigrated into the early chapters of a substitute romance story as the protagonist's deceased beloved, who had died young.

The good news: He wasn't dead yet!

The bad news: He was about to die...

Everything unfolded as it had in the original plot. The sinister protagonist was madly obsessed with him, and his infatuation led Ye Yueshen to be hunted down.

But Ye Yueshen wasn't willing to die a second time. He fought back with all his might.

After a clash, an accident came upon him. Exhausted, he dropped the knife in his hand and turned around, his body reeking of blood and cold fury. He collided with a pair of languid, amused eyes.

In the original story, Prince Qi Gong Xunwu had only a few lines. He was an elegant, mysterious man. He stepped forward, took Ye Yueshen's hand, and carefully wiped it with a handkerchief. Then he said coolly, "Come see me tomorrow."

Ye Yueshen: "..."

With Gong Xunwu holding something over him, Ye Yueshen had no choice but to accept the invitation to Prince Qi's residence. He acted meek and compliant, making polite conversation while secretly getting rid of the evidence he'd left behind.

Everyone who knew about it thought Ye Yueshen was doomed. After all, the "young master" who had broken the law ought to be punished by Prince Qi, who had the authority of the emperor behind him.

Even if his family connections saved him from a trial, the unforgiving Prince Qi should at least punish him in private.

No one knew that the composed, cool-headed Gong Xunwu would personally dress him and tie up his hair, like he was playing with a doll, patiently trying jewelry on him and changing his clothes.

Ye Yueshen dared not complain. His inner monologue: What's with this dress-up game? I can't stand old men.

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At the palace banquet on the Little New Year's Eve after the two of them fell out, the protagonist pursued Ye Yueshen again and again. Ye Yueshen had no choice but to make an excuse about being drunk and leave, but the protagonist kept after him.

Fed up, Ye Yueshen happened to glance down from the emperor's seat and spot Prince Qi Gong Xunwu calmly (deliberately) watching the farce.

Ye Yueshen hardened his resolve, staggered a few steps, and threw himself at Gong Xunwu, thinking, Don't you dare sit there and enjoy the show.

In the midst of everyone's shock and dismay, the protagonist saw Ye Yueshen fall into the arms of his stern, unsmiling imperial uncle. He was about to plead for mercy and smooth things over, when Gong Xunwu naturally put an arm around Ye Yueshen and even wiped the wine from the corner of his mouth.

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Next novel, Godfather, Ninth Thousand Years: Coming soon

Vengeful, beautiful fake eunuch love interest x highly accomplished, devoted puppy-like pursuer

The young musician Nan Tingfeng suffered every sort of abuse. They broke his beloved qin and used it as firewood, soaked his bedding in slops, then beat him until he was covered in wounds and threw him into the Zanghuo Court.

Nan Tingfeng had neither talent nor anyone to rely on. He could only curl up, barely alive, in the woodshed, while the palace servants locked the door and waited for him to die.

Who would have thought that when they checked on him two days later, he would not only be alive, but looking more spirited than ever?

Nan Tingfeng stopped cowering. He cleaned himself up, became efficient and capable at his duties, and was sweet-spoken and observant.

Within days, rumors spread through the palace that a thoughtful new eunuch named Nan was serving the emperor. He was beautiful, sweet-spoken, and attentive in every way, keeping the emperor in high spirits.

The people who had bullied him began to suffer misfortune instead.

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Yan Lanzhi was a prince who had never won his father's favor. Above him stood the unimpeachable crown prince; below him was a younger brother deeply loved by their father. So it seemed hopeless for him to fight for the throne.

Then an obscure little eunuch suddenly became a close attendant to the emperor, handling all of his affairs. Nan, the chief steward, was skilled and capable, and unexpectedly young and beautiful.

Rumors spread through the palace: Chief Steward Nan was serving the emperor with his looks, sucking up to him, and whispering wicked ideas in his ear...

But Yan Lanzhi often saw him staring pensively at the palace walls, or leaning tiredly against a corridor pillar when no one else was around, as if he weren't nearly as spirited as he appeared.

Even more surprisingly, Chief Steward Nan seemed to be secretly going against the crown prince.

Well aware that the enemy of my enemy is my friend, Yan Lanzhi approached him. "Why don't you make use of me, Lord Nan?"

Nan, his eyes cold: "Isn't it you who wants to use me?"

Yan Lanzhi tried to persuade him: "Mutual use makes for a stronger alliance."

Nan was merciless: "I don't need allies. A prince with no ability needs them even less."

Just as Yan Lanzhi was losing hope, Nan changed the subject, making his intention to torment him unmistakable: "Still... I wouldn't mind becoming someone's godfather."

Yan Lanzhi knew he was being humiliated, but he was willing to bend with the wind. "Godfather."

Theme: Life is precious.