The Frail Cannon-Fodder Top Forced the Handsome Man to Marry Him [Book Transmigration]

Xiao Rong transmigrates into an ancient melodramatic novel as a sickly cannon-fodder gong who shares his name: the heir to the Marquis of Wuping.

Who exactly is the heir to the Marquis of Wuping in the original story?

First, he's good for nothing. Second, he chases after pretty women. Third, he's lecherous to a ridiculous degree. Fourth, he's arrogant and domineering... And on top of all that, he's frail and sickly, with weak lungs and poor health.

Rumor has it that the young heir of the Marquis of Wuping won't live to see his twentieth birthday.

System: If you stick to the original plot until the end, I can get you a healthy body and a fortune.

The Marquis of Wuping returns victorious from battle, bringing back a hostage from a foreign land. The curtains of the hostage's carriage stir, revealing a face of peerless beauty.

The people of the capital stare, spellbound. Only Xiao Rong, who has just transmigrated into this world, is so startled that he falls off his horse in the middle of the street. Holy crap, is that Yun Lin, the protagonist shou who'll viciously attack me on our wedding night, leave me paralyzed in bed, and make me cling to life?

To keep the protagonist shou from being branded a widower too soon, Xiao Rong tries his best to stay alive... On their wedding night, Yun Lin lies almost completely naked on the marriage bed, a cold glint flashing in his palm.

Xiao Rong, drenched in cold sweat, lifts the red wedding quilt and covers him with it.