Swallow on the Eaves

Yan Jun has transmigrated into a book, and it’s none other than the novel he is currently working on. Could this be the result of the saying “Dream of it during the day and you will enter the book while you sleep”?

In the original book, the protagonist, the crown prince, has hidden his talents for many years. After endless attempts and the fall of many of his brothers, he succeeds in ascending to the throne.

And the sole aim of Yan Jun’s transmigration is shockingly Prince Jing, Liang Chen, one of the prince’s cannon fodder brothers in the story. This character had a lonely fate, famous at a young age, but… passed away prematurely.

Alright then, in order to return home, Yan Jun decides to save this poor guy, and take this opportunity to experience what life is like when you hold the script in your hands.

The first step to saving Chen: Earn his trust.

Yan Jun: I’ll take the blame for you, stand up for you, and go through fire and water for you. But you must listen to me.

Liang Chen: This person is so kind to me, I think I’m falling for him a little.

The second step to saving Chen: Give him all the protagonist’s buffs.

Yan Jun: I’ll help you win the flood control quota, help you become the legitimate son, help you win over powerful ministers. You are the protagonist.

Liang Chen: Yan Jun is really great, I think I like him.