Quick transmigration, two male leads, 1V1, fragmented identities, ensemble cast, side couples. An adorably clueless little fox VS a crafty big bad wolf.
The gong fell for the shou at first sight and stuck to him like a lovesick puppy, wanting to be by his side every moment of the day.
The shou seems like a cool, noble fox immortal, but behind the scenes he often grumbles about his superior and people with bad intentions. He’s a real chatterbox, hopelessly slow when it comes to romance, and sometimes a bit of a fool.
World One:
The original character is a minor cannon-fodder character in an everyone-loves-him novel, with little involvement in the plot.
One person just wanted to keep his head down and coast along, but then he ran into a deranged villain.
Ye Lingsheng: ? Who asks someone to marry him the moment they meet? Is he crazy?
Villain: My wife is so cute, hehehe (❁´ω`❁).
Ye Lingsheng: …He’s not quite right in the head. He should get an appointment with a psychiatrist (○’ω’○).
World Two: Beautiful, foolish bride VS ruthless regent / cool, celibate Imperial Preceptor (fragmented identities)
World Three: Career-driven entertainment reporter VS a flirtatious playboy
World Four: Vicious young nobleman VS devoted knight commander / gentle, refined second prince / scheming, green-tea slave (fragmented identities)
P.S. The gong can read minds and hear the shou’s thoughts, except when the shou is talking to the System.
It looks good, I love watching it, I like it, the second world is so exciting to me, I like it so much
The writing is very good, the characters are fully described, you can feel at ease, it is super beautiful!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍