After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became the Tyrant's Favorite

The Duke of Song’s household has a precious young lady with skin like jade, a naturally fragrant beauty, and a face that could topple kingdoms. She is of noble birth, doted on by her three older brothers, and has the Duke of Song for a father and the Empress for an aunt to protect her. After transmigrating into a book, Song Xixi weeps in despair. Unfortunately, she is an evil supporting character destined to die young. In the original story, she gives her heart to a scoundrel, repeatedly provokes the cruel tyrant, and ultimately brings about the execution of her entire family. Song Xixi takes a hard lesson to heart. It took her so much effort to get this healthy new body, so she can’t let herself waste away so soon! At this point, Sixth Prince Rong Jing is bullied by everyone and has yet to become the tyrant who will bring the world to its knees. To save her life, she does everything she can to win him over and cling tightly to his coattails. ...Rong Jing is gloomy by nature and has always preferred to keep to himself. Then suddenly, a woman who can’t stop clinging to him appears at his side. He knows she has an ulterior motive, but keeps her alive anyway. She amuses him, and he can kill her once he’s had his fill. Later, he licks the corner of his lips. He’s not done playing with her yet, so he’ll let her live a little longer. In the end, he corners Song Xixi against a wall and rubs her chin between his fingers. “Xixi, I love you.”