[Quick transmigration + one-on-one, protagonist tops + mutual devotion + fragmented love interest + beautiful protagonist + younger love interest]
Yin Ji was once the ruler of a small world. Everyone called him a tyrant.
“A tyrant? I only slaughtered a few powerful clans, and that’s enough to erase my achievements? Hmph! Let’s see who dies first: me or the clans!”
But “Tyrant Yin Ji” never got the chance to settle things once and for all with the powerful clans.
It was an ordinary day. As usual, he chopped off the heads of a few clan members for fun. They really were far too disobedient.
They dared to profit from war and even tamper with the food that was supposed to save lives. Surely they wouldn’t mind risking their own lives, too.
Yin Ji was idly musing when System 009 came to him and asked whether he would be willing to win someone over.
What a joke. He was the most exalted person under heaven. Why should he have to win someone else over?
Still, Yin Ji went, for one reason.
This little thing calling itself a System promised that, once he succeeded, he could return to his world, and that for the next hundred years his people would be spared the suffering of natural disasters.
Yu Jin was once the head of the Villain Department at the Quick Transmigration Bureau, a professional villain. But he was betrayed by his hopelessly lovestruck subordinate, Xu Yan, and his soul shattered. He entered a small world and became the very protagonist he’d always looked down on.
Fortunately, he also met someone he could join hands with: his beloved, Yin Ji.
Yu Jin says: Xu Yan, I forgive you.
But if we meet again, I’ll join hands with my beloved and my sister to kill you!
World One: The tyrant college guy mistaken for a gigolo VS an obedient, sensible eldest-son CEO
World Two: The tyrant back in his old line of work VS a renowned young general
World Three: An ambitious rebel disciple VS a cool, reserved Immortal Venerable
The content of the six planes of this book has been finalized so far. Whether there will be more in the future will only depend on the data. Each world is an independent chapter, with the main line of foreshadowing running through the entire process, and the unit story will have a closed ending. It's hard to agree on, everyone's reading experience is different, and the ratings only represent personal preferences. If you think the reading experience is acceptable, you are welcome to leave a five-star encouragement. If you have any suggestions, you can discuss them peacefully in the comment area. I will read them. Then there are a lot of manuscripts saved, so you can watch them with confidence. What does it mean that little eggplant keeps swallowing my book reviews? It can clearly show that someone has reviewed a book, but I can't see it when I click on it. It keeps blocking 😫 😫
It's been a long time since I've seen such an article in Tomato that suits my taste [I'm full] It's very interesting and makes me want to read more. Now that I've finished reading the first small world, I really think it's very beautiful. Each character is very three-dimensional. The family line is so tearful. After returning to the quick travel game, Jin Jin kept calling her husband so cute🥺
It doesn't feel good, it's too easy to forgive, the first world wasn't that good
The writing style is not bad, and the writing is readable. The question about the first world in the comment area is a minor one. After all, it depends on personal preference for the purpose of developing the follow-up.
Super pretty and sweet
Big bang bang 😘 This is so well written [Sparrow Food Masterpiece]