[A goofy, down-on-his-luck villain shou x a lovesick, loyal-dog righteous gong]
#Dual Systems
Opens at 300 preorders! Currently working on the outline...
Synopsis 1.
Gu Zhao, an overworked office drone, got into a car accident on his way to work and was knocked into a novel he'd read just the night before.
He became the peerless villain of the book, the leader of the Immortal Lord Sect.
Also known as the number-one sacrificial pawn and the author's favorite stepping stone.
His System flooded the screen with messages: Congratulations, Host, you've received a "Villain Experience Pass." Mission: win over Han Jiangdai, the foremost figure among the prestigious sects.
Complete the mission and you'll return to the real world and receive enough money to spend for the rest of your life.
Fail, and you'll get a deluxe skinning-and-dismemberment package.
Friendly reminder: Six months remain until skinning and dismemberment.
Gu Zhao: Even when you transmigrate into a book, you still have to meet your KPIs?
System: That's right! We offer the Host two options: 1. Beat him up! 2. Sleep your way into his heart!
Gu Zhao narrowed his eyes, recalling how Han Jiangdai eventually cut the original owner's flesh into pieces and fed it to the dogs.
He immediately declared, with righteous conviction, "I choose to sell out my old self! Sell out my soul! Sell out my ass!"
He remembered Han Jiangdai as he'd appeared in the book the night before: a man whose aura said "stay away if you're a stranger, and get lost if you're an acquaintance."
Under the pressure of the System, Gu Zhao got to work. He thought he'd end up achieving the feat of "dying before the mission even got started," but to his surprise, Han Jiangdai fell for him at first sight and became utterly devoted.
He came to the Immortal Lord Sect every day to serve tea and water,
and never failed to bring osmanthus cakes from the south of the city.
After being waited on hand and foot, Gu Zhao started to feel a little tempted. How was this a demon? He was just a Samoyed!
Then one day, Gu Zhao belatedly remembered that the Han Jiangdai in the book had a white moonlight who loved osmanthus cakes. Only then did it dawn on him: he was a substitute.
Looking at the time left to complete the mission, he decided to enjoy himself first and worry about it later.
After all, the mission was just to "sleep his way into Han Jiangdai's heart," not to "fall in love."
Gu Zhao steeled himself: Sleep with him, then run!
So he approached Han Jiangdai nervously, making faces as he said, "Sect Leader Han, tonight... how about we cultivate together?"
When Han Jiangdai didn't respond for a long time, Gu Zhao thought, Don't feed me to the dogs!
But instead, he met a pair of eyes gleaming with triumph. "In that case, I'll come find you tonight."
Gu Zhao was stunned on the spot. Holy crap, I'm not dead! That was easy?
System: No malfunction detected. Keep it up!
Synopsis 2.
Han Jiangdai had once sworn eternal love with someone, only for that person to cheat on him.
Looking into those unfamiliar eyes, he finally understood:
Someone had taken over his beloved's body, and the person he loved no longer existed in this world.
Han Jiangdai had once thought the greatest pain in the world was being parted by life or death. But for him, the worst pain wasn't being separated by death. It was seeing everything change beyond recognition.
Until the day he met Gu Zhao again in the south of the city. He was certain: that person had come back.
This time, he wouldn't let him leave again.
On the night they cultivated together, the other man seemed not to remember him, but Han Jiangdai was already burning with desire as he gazed at the person beneath him.
Their fingers intertwined. Gu Zhao was tangled up in his arms, unable to take any more. He clung tightly to Han Jiangdai's strong waist and begged, "Bro, can we take a break?"
Han Jiangdai only brushed the tip of his nose against the fine beads of sweat on his beloved's forehead.
"The art of dual cultivation must not be abandoned halfway."
[Reading Guide]
1. This isn't a traditional cultivation novel. It's relatively lighthearted.
2. There are plenty of rough spots, no hardcore cultivation, and the logic serves the romance.
3. The supporting cast doesn't get the spotlight. The story is mainly about the two leads.
4. The focus is on romance, not cultivation!
5. There's little physical or emotional angst.
Theme: If you can do better, then do it
