Transmigrated into a Period Novel as a Down-and-Out Young Master

Song Jingshi transmigrates into a story set in a bygone era. He is both the fallen young heir of a capitalist family and the devoted third male lead.

He and the story's resilient heroine grew up together and are very close.

After learning that disaster will strike his family, he and the heroine make their way to the Northeast countryside to join the rural workforce.

The male lead and second male lead, both attracted to the heroine, see Song Jingshi as a thorn in their side.

He keeps a calm face, but screams internally: Guys, I'm GAY! Do you even know what that word means? I'm GAY! I'm her gay bestie!

The house next to the one Song Jingshi built has always been empty.

He thinks it's haunted and stays on guard.

Then one night, someone suddenly appears in the courtyard, and his legs nearly give out.

Even after he sees who it is, his legs are still weak...

Guess an old gay who's lived in the countryside too long can find even a male ghost so gorgeous it's hard to resist.

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When Huang Xiaoke hears that a few educated youths have arrived in the village, he sneaks over to take a look too.

He decides one of them must be a yellow weasel spirit from the mountains in human form.

His skin is so fair it looks like it's never seen the sun, and the corners of his eyes tilt up in a classic fox-eye shape.

Every time Huang Xiaoke sees Song Jingshi, it takes him ages to come back to his senses.

Later, after his buddies clue him in, he realizes he wasn't bewitched.

There's a refined term for it: love at first sight!

An elegant, reserved educated youth with a cool face but a surprisingly flirtatious side, the bottom × a sharp-tongued black-market boss with an unexpectedly innocent heart, the top

Theme: Building a new countryside.