Listening to Tea After the Rain (Transmigrated into a Book)
Yue Yining went out to buy tea leaves but ended up bringing home a beautiful woman instead. Even in simple, plain clothes, the woman's stunning beauty outshone the sun and moon, her delicate features like a fragile glass sculpture that captivated the heart.
This beauty clung to Yue Yining's robes, gazing at her with tearful eyes—each tear like a precious pearl, pitiful and moving. Yue Yining admitted she was swayed by the woman's looks and felt genuine compassion.
However, after a month of living together, she began planning to send the woman away. How could anyone endure being constantly adored by such a beauty, served tea and massages, and even eagerly warmed in bed every night?
After reluctantly letting her go, Yue Yining discovered the beauty had transformed into the renowned, elegant eldest son of the prime minister—and he came looking for her again.
Xie Qingyu, once a historical researcher known for his gentle demeanor, went mad after reading the book titled *Yining*. Obsessed with changing the protagonist Yue Yining's fate, he eventually transmigrated into the story.
When he saw Yue Yining alive before him, his long-suppressed adoration burst forth like tidal waves. His once pure devotion gradually twisted into an extreme, possessive desire.
Excerpt from *Yining*: "She ultimately reached the pinnacle of power, but at the cost of a lonely life." "Yet Yue Yining sometimes reminisced about her simplest wish—a shelter from the rain, where she could sit with a cup of tea and listen to the storm pass."
[Female strategist vs. obsessive prime minister's son]
Notes: 1. Contains supernatural elements—the female lead is a diviner. 2. 1v1, dual chastity, HE. 3. Drama-heavy with extensive early setup. 4. Two key female side characters (one reborn, one transmigrated with a system) play pivotal roles. 5. The male lead starts as a狂热fan, later becomes a yandere. 6. Fictional setting; no historical revisionism.
