Originally titled: Does This Deal Really Have to Happen?
What’s it like to make a rebel leader work for me?
A 21st-century human resources worker transmigrates into the body of an ancient slave trader.
During a year of great disaster, she is forced to buy the wrongly accused death-row inmate, the male lead Han Yao, from the authorities.
She ends up aboard the county magistrate’s pirate ship, and then aboard the rebel Han Yao’s pirate ship too.
Caught between both sides, Jiang Jiuning is at a loss...
"So whose ship should I go down with?"
On her first day of scraping by, she locked Han Yao by her side.
On her second day, she shut down the slave-trading business.
On her third day, two bad things happened: business was booming, and Han Yao had escaped by using a decoy!
Why is it so hard to simply wash her hands of this business?
After getting "enchanted," Jiang Jiuning uses the experience she gained in the 21st century to turn the slave-trading business into a temp agency.
She transforms people cast aside by society into talented workers and sends them to jobs in every industry.
Rebel leader? Human resources manager!
Working 996 by day, 669 by night.
Work him to death! Even a worker made of iron wouldn’t have time to rebel, right?
On the first day after being rescued, he doesn’t want to deceive her. She has the right to know that he is a rebel, and may do with him as she pleases.
On the second day after being rescued, he pities her. This foolish woman is actually bent on keeping him alive. She’ll only bring trouble upon herself sooner or later.
On the third day after being rescued, he really does mess everything up...
After getting "enchanted," Han Yao takes up his weapon and builds a rebel army inside the slave-trading business. The business becomes a rebel base.
She transforms people cast aside by society into the army’s support staff, laying a solid foundation for the coming rebellion.
Slave trader? The guiding spirit of the rebel army!
You’ve boarded this pirate ship, so you’re not getting off!
Division line
A recommendation: the ongoing historical BL novel Black Lotus Strategist Still Acts Like He’s Deeply in Love Today
Blurb:
A workhorse editor dies from overwork while diligently revising a script, then transmigrates into the very tragic romance script he had edited. He doesn’t become an all-knowing big shot who can spoil the plot. Instead, he transmigrates into the role of the strategist who is the lowest in status, dies the earliest, and meets the most horrible end.
To save his own skin, Su Wen carefully studies the script in his hands.
[Script] The male lead holds a sharp sword to his throat. "Shall we settle the score for killing my entire family?"
Su Wen feels a chill at his neck and shakes his head, crossing the male lead off his list.
[Script] The second male lead hides a smile behind his fan. "I need a stepping stone on my path to the throne. Lend me your head."
Su Wen immediately breaks into a cold sweat and tremblingly crosses the second male lead off his list.
[Script] The third male lead has tears in his eyes. "Brother Su, don’t kill me. I’m scared..."
Innocent! Pure! A little lamb!
Su Wen slaps his thigh. You’re the one!
For eight years, Su Wen continues to make the most of his workhorse nature.
He keeps the male lead at arm’s length and avoids crossing him.
He is utterly loyal to the second male lead, secretly passing him knives.
As for the third male lead...
Tender affection -> caressing each other’s ears and temples -> undressing -> making love (the next ten thousand words of explicit content omitted)
He works like a beast by day, and shamelessly plays the hen by night.
When one of his subordinates makes a mistake, he goes to the study and seduces the prince: "Your servant is here to entertain the Sixth Prince."
When one of his shadow guards makes a mistake, he goes to the bedroom and seduces him: "I didn’t touch you, but my heart was moved."
When he makes a mistake himself, he throws himself at the prince and seduces him: "Your Highness, will you take me home tonight?"
He believes that the best hunters often appear as prey!
That little lamb has long since been driven crazy by his seduction. The trap has been laid. All that remains is to wait for the little lamb to fall into it, then domineeringly pin him to the dragon throne: "Had enough fun? It’s your turn to be emperor!"
But later...
Su Wen stabs, and the lamb passes him a knife. Su Wen digs a pit, and the lamb fills it in.
Could this little lamb be just as ruthless?
Once everything is over, Su Wen plans to fake his death and run away, but the little lamb pins him to the bed. "Sir, you’ve been acting for years. Had enough?"
As the little lamb slowly approaches, his gaze seems to pierce right through him. "If you haven’t had enough, I’ll keep acting with you. Next, we can act out a bed scene."
Su Wen (breaking down): "This isn’t how the script goes! The third male lead is out of character!!"
Theme: Break with the old feudal system and promote equality for all
Mamasang is a word derived from Japanese transliteration, not a Chinese word! Look at the author's wording!! Such an obvious word!!!
What serious illness does this female protagonist have? She clearly caused this herself. The male protagonist cleans up the mess for her, and she threatens him. It's so simple. Even if the Holy Mother doesn't care, she still puts the knife on someone at every turn.
The female protagonist is like this, and everything in the early stage is driven by the male protagonist. Maybe the author wants to write about transforming modern people, but I think modern people are not necessarily so holy. What's the difference between drugging the male protagonist and luring a wolf into the house? The female protagonist accepts it without any resistance at all. She writes a lot of money to pave the way for the male protagonist. Is such an attractive copywriting really in vain? I really don't want to be so sharp.
This is very dangerous. If placed in the real world, it will only serve as an empty space to support and destroy the ability to take care of oneself. Sisters, your novels cannot be eaten as food, so don't imitate them.
Isn't the heroine being sidelined on her own initiative? Everything is left to the male protagonist. He neither sets out regulations on the use of money nor establishes a master-slave relationship. He rushes to serve as a purse for others. I have assumed the title of the head of the family, but I can't afford it at all.
Oh oh oh oh - what a shame, General Han, boys who take too much initiative will not be cherished (bushi) 🐶
What to do when a girl wants to go to the toilet 😏
You're laughing so hard, hahahahaha, brother, you're laughing, why don't you laugh? Don't you naturally like to laugh?
Wow, I really like this style of writing
When will Madam update? I seem to know what will happen next 🧋