As an International Student in London, Do I Still Have to Become King of the Trash Cans?

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[Next door, currently updating: "Is It Reasonable for an Ordinary Office Worker to Work Across Dimensions So They Can Retire Early?!" Coming soon: "Working Hard to Become a Star Today, Too" and "[Wuxia Crossover] A Fei Is Running Away from Home Again Today." Blurbs below.]

Female lead: Can't I have a one-of-a-kind romance with a gorgeous silver-haired man?

Grabbing the girl by the collar as she runs toward the trash can, I sternly refuse: No!

Reader's guide:

1. I watched a lot of edits and got so excited that I couldn't resist starting this.

2. This is a fanfic based on a British-American celebrity. You can tell from the title he's not easy to write.

3. This work is entirely fictional and takes place in a parallel universe. If everyone's transmigrated, it obviously isn't the real world.

4. There's quite a big age gap, but the male lead is handsome at every age. I'm sure of it (looks away, )

5. This is a writing exercise, but there will be a main plot (probably).

6. Parallel universe!!! Parallel universe!!! Parallel universe!!! Please don't compare it to reality. The male lead isn't married in the story (he's so old, the media would definitely report it if he were, right? (◑ x ◑))

7. I don't mean any disrespect to the actor himself. I got too obsessed, so I decided to write about him.

8. This is a parallel universe. Readers who can't accept that, please remember to click the X in the upper-right corner.

9. The author is fragile, so please don't yell at me OTZ. I bow down and beg for forgiveness.

"Working Hard to Become a Star Today, Too"

[Main crossovers: "The Family Link" + "Forensic Heroes." Unless anything unexpected happens, I'll update around Mid-Autumn Festival.]

Reader's guide (warnings): 1. The male lead is Yu Zilang. Zilang and Jing are not a couple.

2. Lots of original headcanons. This is my take on Hong Kong.

3. The female lead has an extremely powerful golden finger. The whole story is a satisfying power trip.

4. We discover a few murders in the middle of an inheritance dispute [dog.jpg]

Here's the blurb:

"What's your name?"

"Gan Yongle, sir."

"OK, Miss Gan. Why did you head straight to a crime scene as soon as you got off the plane, and how did you find the body?"

"I'm a detective. Years ago, I got a commission to find the killer behind the serial murders that shocked Hong Kong eleven years ago. That's why I came to Hong Kong."

"Oh? Do you remember when your client hired you, and their name, age, and appearance? And why they hired you, all the way overseas, to investigate a case in Hong Kong? What connection did they have to the victims?"

"Eleven years ago."

"Hm? Sorry, Miss Gan, this isn't a joke."

"I know, sir. I said the commission came eleven years ago. But I'm sure you know more than I do about the client's identity."

"What?"

Noticing how increasingly confused the police officer across from her looked, Gan Yongle patiently repeated herself.

"Because the person who hired me was one of the victims."

"Miss Gan, everything you say may be used as evidence in court. It's important to solving this case, and this is a police station. You can't joke around."

"Sir, I'm not joking. I can see ghosts. If you don't believe me, ask the female ghost behind you whether what I said is true."

*

Gan Yongle transmigrates into a character from the Mid-Autumn Festival must-watch series "The Family Link." She's never appeared in the show and isn't even important enough to be an extra.

She was rushed into the emergency room as soon as she was born, crying so hard that her parents couldn't stop sobbing.

Luckily, her parents, older brother, and older sister dote on her, the family owns a bakery, and she was born with the ability to communicate with the dead. She can gain more years of life by helping ghosts, and somehow manages to grow up despite all the struggles.

That is, until she steps into a murder scene in Hong Kong.

"Sorry, miss. This isn't a place where ordinary people are allowed to enter."

A police tape cordons off the crime scene, blocking her view.

"[Wuxia Crossover] A Fei Is Running Away from Home Again Today"

A Fei's mother is a bright, beautiful woman, open-minded, kind, and elegant.

They get along more like siblings than mother and son. It would be even better if his mother would let him do nothing but practice martial arts and didn't make him go to school.

Crushed by a mountain of homework and terrified that someone will discover the big red zeroes on his test papers, the little boy slings a backpack full of his belongings over his shoulder and sets off to find his (run a)way (from) (the) (painful) (schoolwork) father.

He knows his father has fluffy hair, is a carefree flirt, and must be handsome since his mother is an unparalleled beauty addict.

The little boy wraps his arms around the leg of a man called Scholar Li, his eyes shining. Fluffy hair, so this must be his father.

Father Number One, Li Xunhuan, with fluffy hair: "?" Cousin, let me explain.

Father Number Two, Chu Liuxiang, the carefree flirt: "?" The ages don't add up. Impossible, absolutely impossible!.jpg

The real Father Number Three is Shen Lang, combining fluffy hair and carefree charm. The man, who has been looking for someone to run away with, stares at the little one clinging to his friend's leg: "!!!"

What do you do when the partner who ran off while pregnant sends your child out to find you?

A hapless modern person who transmigrates into a wuxia world as a villain × a famous, chivalrous hero known for his tolerance and generosity × a pitiful child with both parents, who studies both literature and martial arts later in the story

Message: Make the most of every day.