Refuse to be a hand-over party, and take what you want yourself! Xu Yuanqing got his position by stealing, his money by stealing, his name by stealing, and even his wife by stealing.

When they first met that year, the lady raised her head and glared, "Bah, you thief!"

He smiled and said, "Madam, please shut up."

Many years later, when love was still strong, the lady said shyly: "Bah, thief."

He exclaimed, "Madam, please shut up!"

Reliving his life again, he rose to prominence in the imperial court and dominated the world with his own hands. He deeply demonstrated what it meant that the greater the ability, the greater the destruction! As an official, he brought disaster to the area, stirred up trouble and disturbed the world! Some people regarded him as an enemy and hated him to the bone; but there were also people who respected him as a god and worshiped him.

This book is also known as "You still say you don't know martial arts!", "Who says I'm full of evil?", "From a bandit to a powerful ruler and ruler of the world"

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[The author already has one work with a value of 20,000 and two works with a value of 10,000. The series has never been interrupted. He has a good character and high quality. You can rest assured to join the series.]

In the early years of Emperor Xuanzong of the Ming Dynasty, that is, in 1425 AD, our great navigator Zheng He was still preparing for his last voyage to the West. European countries were still busy fighting among themselves and had not yet started the Age of Discovery. Although our protagonist Li Jiang traveled through time, he unexpectedly traveled to the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Facing a group of indigenous savages, he held a spear, wore a feather crown, and stood up and shouted: "I want to be the man of the Pirate King! Oh! No! I want to conquer the entire Americas and Australia, and make the Pacific Ocean the inner lake of my empire!"

But at this time, a sigh suddenly came out from the bottom: "Tsk...!"

"Damn! Who! Who...!"

In the myriad realms, there are these people. They don’t want to become stepping stones for the protagonist.

Some of them have their own ideals, haven’t harmed others, and just want to live well. But in the end, they are all turned into stepping stones by the protagonist.

Let’s see how our ordinary person grows step by step, changing the Fate of others and also changing their own.

Fang Yi travels through a world where all the characters merge. With no one to turn to, he constantly searches for ways to survive in this new world.

It's at this moment that he discovers that this seemingly normal world is actually a bug-ridden world of all the characters. Inhabited by a monster called the "Predator."

Can it prey on character settings? Or even take them for itself?

After defeating the "Predator," Fang Yi discovers that he can recycle the preyed settings, fixing the bugs in this world.

He can even gain one of the settings he preyed on!

Bad news: Oops! This boss seems a bit tough to defeat!

Good news: My cheat code seems to be quite buggy too!

"This is the story of an Earthling who crosses over into the early days of the Dance of the Dragons, carrying a space where time flows a hundredfold faster."

"This is the story of a minor noble with a territory of mere hundreds of households, whose bloodline will one day sit the Iron Throne."

"This is the story of a dictator who makes humanity remember the warmth of dragonfire once more."

Feudalism. Lordship. Knights. And Faith.

[Main Story Completed] [Younger Gong + Woman Disguised as a Man + Redemption + Light System + Faked Death + Slight Forcefulness]

[Cool and gentle heroine × Paranoid, seemingly gentle but dark male lead]

Wen Hemyan transmigrated into a novel and became the heir of Prince Huailing's household, a role that required her to disguise herself as a man.

In order to keep the world from collapsing, she accepted the system's mission: raise the young emperor Xie Lang and assist him in becoming a wise and virtuous ruler.

So Wen Hemyan kicked out corrupt officials, reformed the law, and helped the young emperor stabilize his rule — all while attracting the hatred of many.

Eventually, as political storms brewed in the capital, Wen Hemyan realized her disguise was about to be exposed, and the little emperor’s gaze toward her had become more and more dangerous. Without hesitation, she jumped off a cliff, faking her death to escape cleanly.

But she failed to notice — after she fell from the cliff, the young emperor rushed to the scene, eyes bloodshot with rage.

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Xie Lang had one person in his youth he could never obtain.

That person was the Grand Tutor appointed by the late emperor — a prodigy who passed the imperial exams at sixteen, brilliant and peerless.

Wen Hemyan taught him, shaped him into a wise and noble monarch… and then fell off a cliff once his rule was secure, her fate unknown.

And so, Xie Lang went mad — so mad that everyone in the capital knew.

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Three peaceful years passed. Then Wen Hemyan was notified: the cub she raised had turned dark.

She had no choice but to return to the capital and clean up the mess.

But not long after stepping back into the city, she turned a corner… and ran straight into the wolf cub she had raised.

His eyes were blood-red, his expression menacing. He looked at her with a slow, deep smile:

“Grand Tutor, you finally decided to come back.”

“Is it only if I become a tyrant… that you’ll never leave me again?”

(Traditional Historical Romance + Female Lead Redemption + Faked Death + Late-Stage Possessive Obsession)

Song Li was the legitimate daughter of the Loyal Marquis’s household. After her father and brother backed the wrong side in court, they were imprisoned and executed. She fell from a noble highborn lady to a lowly concubine used for revenge, and eventually died young from depression and despair.

When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to when she was thirteen. And kneeling in the courtyard at that moment was the lowly young boy who, in the future, would become a powerful minister—second only to the emperor.

So, she completely changed her former spoiled ways, flattering him in every possible manner, appearing pitiful and obedient. All she wanted was for Pei Jingheng, once he rose to power, to show mercy to the Song family.

To win a chance of survival for her father and brother, she died taking a sword for Pei Jingheng in front of everyone. She left cleanly, but drove the young minister mad with grief—his hair turned white overnight, and every night he suffered heart-wrenching pain and coughed up blood.

In countless midnight nightmares, Pei Jingheng woke up in cold sweat, tormented by regret. Why hadn’t he protected Song Li back then?

He only wanted to finish handling state affairs quickly so he could join her in death.

Until one day, during a secret investigation in Wangzhou, he unexpectedly saw the person he thought of day and night.

His so-called "good little sister" had faked her death—just to escape him.

Song Li, having changed her name and identity, thought she had escaped everything. But the next day, when she returned home, she was cornered in an alley by a white-haired man.

Their bodies pressed tightly together, the cold scent of pear blossoms surrounded them, unbearably intimate.

The girl’s breathing quickened slightly. When she saw clearly who it was, her voice carried a hint of anger:

“Are you insane?”

The veins in the man's hand tensed. His scorching breath fell beside her ear as he kissed her without hesitation:

“I went insane the day you left me.”

Song Luan transmigrated into a book called "The Regent's Power", becoming the wife of the male lead who dies a tragic death.

In the book, the original version of her character was a selfish and harsh woman who abandoned her husband and child, and ultimately died miserably in a fire.

Having read the book, Song Luan felt a little panicked.

So she decided to lie low and behave properly — and tightly cling to the male lead's thigh.

Type: A black-bellied, cold and paranoid male lead × A delicate, soft, and timid little wife

Key point: You can scold the male and female leads, but the author says: no scolding the author.

Scold anyone you want — just not me.

A melodramatic, cliché-ridden, indulgent, sweet and satisfying story

Highlight: Super melodramatic and old-school!!!! Full of clichés and drama!!! Contains emotional angst!!!

Content Tags: Nobility and Aristocracy, Devoted Love, Love-Hate Relationship, Transmigration into a Book, Lighthearted Tone

Main Character's POV: Song Luan

One-line Summary: A domineering young master falls in love with me

Traveling through the Douluo World, Qing Huan constantly felt that no matter the protagonist's character, achievements, or opportunities...even the original characters themselves, none of this had anything to do with him.

Coming to this new world, having been given a life for nothing, yet fixating on the protagonist was too narrow-minded.

There were so many fascinating things in this new world. Find something you're fascinated by and pursue it relentlessly, even if it means death.

Qing Huan didn't particularly want to be associated with the original characters, but the reality seemed to indicate otherwise...

so he'd just face it!