Title: Salted Fish Villain: Please Don't Fall For Me! Summary: Shen Yuan was a lazy, drama-avoiding university student who loved snacks, naps, and minding his own business. One late night, after binge-reading a dramatic romance novel, he woke up to find himself transmigrated into the novel's world-specifically, into the body of Shen Jingyu, the love-obsessed, manipulative villain who constantly chased the female lead and ended up expelled and alone. But Shen Yuan has zero interest in playing out that tragic ending. So what does he do? He drops all villainy, gives up on the female lead, and decides to live his best salted fish life-lounging around campus, skipping drama, and eating melon seeds under the sun. Only problem? The novel's cold and aloof male lead, Li Zeyan, is starting to act weird. He keeps hovering. Bringing soup. Offering tutoring. And looking suspiciously jealous whenever anyone talks to Shen Yuan. Worse, Shen Yuan has always been physically weak and sickly in this world, making him look even more adorable as he sleepily blinks up at the overbearing Li Zeyan, who seems to be falling harder every day. Shen Yuan: "Zeyan, I just want to sleep." Li Zeyan (serious): "I'll hold you. Sleep here." Shen Yuan: "...Why are you in my bed?" Soon, the entire university is whispering: "Did you see the campus god feeding porridge to that villain?" "I think the villain's actually really cute??" "Isn't he supposed to be evil? Why does he nap like a cat?" And the biggest plot twist? Shen Yuan might just be falling in love too... ---

Liu Quiaqio, the Empress of the Jin Dynasty has given his heart, soul, and body to the emperor, he loved him to the point it exhausted him, but the cold emperor only had eyes for one person, and that person wasn't him, the warmth in his eyes when he looked at that person would never belong to him, the gentleness when he spoke to that person would never be heard by him until his death. "What wrongs have I committed, for you hate me this much? Did I do anything wrong for you to look at me with such contempt in your eyes? Was loving you such a sin?" I asked weakly "Your sin was that you loved somebody you weren't supposed to love," He responded coldly. 'He's right I squandered so much love on him that I did not have any left for my sons and my daughter, for the ones who truly cared about me. If I had one chance to make it up to them I would spend my whole life doing so' I thought as I closed my eyes and welcomed death or so I thought. *Not yet edited* My story! This is not translated nor does it belong to another author. #1 in male pregnancy- 2/5/22 #1 in children-2/25/22 #1 in regret- 4/18/22