[Male-male romance * ger] Chen Ci dies after being hit by a car while saving a schoolboy crossing the road. He then transmigrates into the body of a young scholar in another world who shares his name.
Eighteen-year-old Chen, a handsome and lovable young man, catches the eye of the magistrate's second son, who falls in love at first sight. Unfortunately, the ger has feelings for someone else, while his sweetheart feels nothing for him.
When the country scholar rejects the wealthy young ger from the city, rumors spread throughout town, enraging the ger's father. One blow with a cudgel later, the scholar is dead.
Blessed by heaven with another chance at life, Chen Ci transmigrates into the scholar's body and immediately realizes things are going badly. A drought has brought famine, refugees are eyeing his home hungrily, the family grain jar is empty, and the village well is running dangerously low.
They won't survive unless they flee. Chen Ci urges his father, mother, and the village head to leave, sells their land and house to buy provisions, and even turns thief for a moment, stealing a pretty young man.
The pretty young man seems familiar. Chen Ci tries a clumsy pickup line: “Have we met somewhere before, beautiful?”
Su Ruan is seventeen this year. For the first ten years of his life, he thought he had no father. Then, just after his great-uncle died, his birth father came looking for him. Staring at the familiar face, Su Ruan asks in confusion, “Huh? Aren't you my cousin-uncle?”
A cousin-uncle is a cousin-uncle, not a father, but he can be a master, and the master's biological ger is a noble young master.
After being taken from the countryside to the city, Su Ruan is assigned to serve the noble young master. The young master is difficult to please and takes his anger out on Su Ruan at the slightest annoyance. Su Ruan is so used to being mistreated that he simply puts up with it.
But a submissive punching bag soon gets boring, and the young master no longer wants Su Ruan as his servant. Before his family flees the famine, they deliberately tie him up and throw him into a woodshed.
As Su Ruan waits to die, a thief suddenly breaks into the room. He seems familiar, yet is completely different from before, and hints, “Lately, I’ve been
It is a rare escape theme, and even more rare is the husband theme, which completely hit my liking. I really like the society and personality of the two protagonists in this book. The plot is also very compact, and the supporting characters also have independent personalities, rather than being superficial. Highly recommended, following up on updates
The writing is quite good, and it ranks high in Tomato Shuangnan Escape.
I'm a seasoned bookworm, and this is my first time grading Shuangjie, it's so beautiful. You have to watch it on weekends, otherwise you'll stay up late.