After Awakening, I Force the Male Lead to Marry Me

Synopsis

Sang Ji is the young lord of Yunkong City. One day, she dreams that she is a background character in a storybook who never appears before the end. The entire book describes her in only two sentences.

First: "Xue Wensheng owes the Sang family a debt of gratitude for raising their young lord."

Second: "After Xue Wensheng dies, the young lord of the Sang family comes out of seclusion and gathers his remains."

Her name doesn't even appear. That's a little infuriating.

The male lead, Xue Wensheng, is the person who has truly been by her side for sixteen years as she grew up.

In the storybook, someone like him gives up his life just to resurrect another person's beloved.

It makes her so angry she wakes up.

She looks at Xue Wensheng beside her, but her mind can't help replaying those long passages of text.

[On the day Xue Wensheng gets drunk, his skin is like ice and jade, his body burning hot, his violet eyes drenched in desire...]

At that moment, Xue Wensheng is mending her clothes, gentle and handsome. She looks at his hands, long and pale, as if they'd redden if she tugged on them, then at the part of his waist hidden beneath her clothes...

She leans over and kisses him.

Xue Wensheng freezes and touches the corner of his mouth. "A Ji, what are you doing?"

Sang Ji props up her face. "Do you like Sang Kongluo?"

Xue Wensheng has been found out, and even his fingertips tremble. "That's an adult matter."

Sang Ji smiles. "No. You can only like me."

Xue Wensheng frowns at that, his expression turning cold. "I'm your elder."

Sang Ji's expression doesn't change.

So what? She can just kiss him again. He can try killing her if he dares.

There are only a few people in all of Yunkong City who can beat her.

She'll get whatever she wants.

* A seventeen-year-old girl at the age when even dogs find her annoying, kicking every blade of grass she passes, full of energy and fiercely possessive.

* A male lead of indeterminate age, cool and gentle, a gorgeous and capable caregiver, with an overwhelming sense of morality.

★ The male lead has feelings for someone else at first.

★ Please don't hold the female lead to any moral standards. She's only sixteen when she appears, so give her a break.

★ Lastly, if this isn't your thing, please don't curse me or the female lead. Everyone has different tastes.

★ You don't need to tell me if you're dropping the novel. Maybe we'll meet again.

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Isn't the Junior Disciple Supposed to Cultivate the Unfeeling Dao?

Synopsis

Chi Lian transmigrates into a romance novel about a sect. She's the female lead, and the male lead is the junior disciple who recently joined the sect.

According to the plot, she and the junior disciple will overcome eighty-one trials, achieve a happy ending, and live an ordinary life everyone envies.

Hey, who on earth wants to live an ordinary life?

Since the heavens have made her the protagonist, she naturally intends to become the greatest sword cultivator in the world, never take a man or a dog as a companion, defeat everyone under heaven, and cut off all romantic attachments, starting with the man she loves!

But the moment Chi Lian meets the junior disciple, her lustful heart starts to stir. Fortunately, her master recommends that he study the Unfeeling Dao!

She thinks things are heading toward a bright future.

By chance, Chi Lian finds the junior disciple's question in the sect disciples' discussion section of the library.

[Dear fellow disciples, why does my heart race when I see my senior sister?]

Someone replies.

[Do you have any other symptoms besides a racing heart, like being unable to look away from her?]

Chi Lian is immediately on high alert. She leaves a comment.

[Your battle spirit is burning brightly, fellow disciple. You want to fight her.]

The next day, Chi Lian receives a challenge from the junior disciple. Greatly relieved, she decides to give him a beating to calm her nerves.

Who would have thought she'd see another question from him?

[Dear fellow disciples, why don't I want my senior sister to see me looking pitiful or ugly? Why do I get so nervous when I'm alone with her?]

Chi Lian replies at once.

[Your senior sister is more powerful than you and has a higher cultivation level. It's normal to care about your pride.]

After this, Chi Lian tries her best to avoid being alone with the junior disciple, even though he's really handsome.

She starts spending time with the other junior disciples and teaching them swordsmanship, so her junior disciple understands that she and he have a normal working relationship.

It isn't long before the junior disciple's question changes.

[My senior sister teaching other people swordsmanship is so irritating, so upsetting. I want to kill that junior disciple.]

Chi Lian's scalp tingles.

[After all that, it's still battle spirit. You're afraid that junior disciple will surpass you under your senior sister's instruction! Just fight him.]

If one fight isn't enough, fight twice!

...The junior disciple comes over without his sword, dressed in a way that makes her unable to look away.

Hey, aren't you cultivating the Unfeeling Dao?

Theme: Nothing is impossible. Hard work will surely pay off.