Chong Yun accidentally transmigrates into a book, experiencing one miserable background-character role after another.
One day, she transmigrates into the body of a bandit woman. She struts around, bossy and domineering, only to be killed by an arrow from the passing envoy Ning Rang.
She opens her eyes again, revived in a new role, and discovers she has become the personal maid of the very envoy who killed her.
Chong Yun remembers that in the original story, Ning Rang is vicious and ruthless, with a colorful romantic history. She absolutely must not get involved with him.
But what can she do when he captures her bandit brothers and locks them in a prisoner cart? Steal the key and rescue them!
What can she do when he keeps the key on his person? Get handsy and feel around!
Ning Rang’s eyes turn murderous as he grabs her by the throat. “Where are you touching?”
Chong Yun: “I’ve just never seen a man with such a nice figure...” (I’ll say anything to fool you.)
She rescues all her brothers and finally manages to escape, only to be caught and brought back by him. What can she do? She has to be flexible! Be a good maid and take care of him!
At a hot spring palace, with mist swirling all around... Wait, is that a person or a ghost floating in the water? It’s Ning Rang!
He’s drowning. Forget it, saving a life is worth more than building a seven-story pagoda.
Ning Rang, who was testing a new poison, looks at the woman who looks like a water ghost and has ruined his plans. He suppresses his fury. “What are you doing here?!”
Chong Yun: “Giving you air, saving you...”
After transmigrating into a book again and again, this man keeps showing up wherever she goes. Maybe he really is poisonous.
Ning Rang: “...I, the Marquis, have fallen for you.”
Chong Yun: “Wait, I change roles every three years in this world. Are you sure you can accept that?”
The male lead is bent on revenge, vicious and ruthless. He once believed that all feelings were obstacles, but gradually falls for her without realizing it.
The female lead is clever and quick-witted, and a good enough actress to fool anyone. She was born without a thread of romantic feeling, yet flirts without realizing it.
New story now open: The Divine Official Is Hard to Woo
An apparently carefree princess who is actually devoted × a great divine official who seems to love all people equally but only protects one
Synopsis
In six years, Princess Zhaoyang has lost two husbands. Everyone says she’s arrogant and wicked, and deserves her fate as a cursed loner.
Before the body of her second husband is even cold, she dresses in red, bedecks herself in finery, and attends his funeral, causing a stir at court.
The emperor sends the great divine official of the Qintian Palace to personally reform her. Princess Zhaoyang immediately changes into mourning clothes and obediently listens to his teachings.
She feigns alarm. “This princess is willing to turn over a new leaf and mend her ways. I’ll enter the Qintian Palace, burn incense, and strike the chimes to pray to the gods.”
The great divine official Chu Sihuai closes his eyes without speaking, then raises two fingers and taps her forehead to enlighten her.
While he’s distracted, Princess Zhaoyang takes hold of his two fingers. “Master State Preceptor, this time you won’t be able to refuse me again, will you?”
Chu Sihuai opens his eyes. “Princess, please show some restraint. I am a cultivator.”
Princess Zhaoyang: “Have you ever heard of dual cultivation, Divine Official?”
Theme: True love is worth waiting for
I have finished reading this book completely. It can be seen that the author has devoted his efforts to the characters in the story. He will continue to work hard on the next book.
This setting is novel, take a look.
Come on, it's a very inspiring book, an absolutely talented player.
Damn, why aren't you updating? [Question mark]
Dad, when will we get together? How long will it take to finish 🤩
[Purple Sugar] kswl Huoxiang Zhengqi Water, Montmorillonite Powder hahaha
Huoxiang Zhengqi Water, Montmorillonite Powder? Hahahahaha
Hahahaha, the broken bones made me laugh so hard, I couldn't hold back from laughing while trying to catch a fish [crying with laughter]
It turns out that it's not the Imperial Master, but someone else [covering face, laughing and crying]
When I saw the national preceptor talking about a private doctor, I was still wondering, so he was a fellow countryman?