【Blurb】
Ao Bing opened his eyes and found himself transmigrated into the body of the Third Prince of the Dragon King, who shared his name.
The good news: He’d been bound to the Third Prince Rescue System.
The bad news: He’d transmigrated to the exact moment before Nezha came to his door with the Fire-Tipped Spear!
Rescue himself? Sounds interesting.
But wait,
this “Third Prince” might not mean him at all. Could it mean Nezha?
Damn this System! Could it make the mission instructions any clearer?
But sure, he could rescue him, but why did he have to put himself on the line, too?
Oh, well.
The one he wanted to protect was called Nezha, after all.
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Nezha returned to life with all his memories of the past completely wiped.
If he remembered anything at all, it was the white jade dragon ring on his wrist.
It was beautiful, but hardly worth much.
He couldn’t understand why a thief had set his sights on it.
Nezha had planned to run the man through with one thrust of his spear.
But even with the spearpoint at his throat, he just couldn’t bring himself to stab him.
He couldn’t beat him or kill him.
All he could do was tie him up and keep him by his side.
The little thief stopped stealing things and started clinging to him instead.
Well, let him cling. It wasn’t as if Nezha would lose a piece of himself.
But as he kept clinging, Nezha began to sense that something was wrong.
“Do you like me?”
“?”
“Were we partners before?”
“??”
“Because I lost my memories and forgot you, you’re going to steal our token of love?”
“???”
Ao Bing: Nezha, you’re acting out of character!
【Reader’s Guide】
1. Nezha × Ao Bing
2. No pairing swaps or reversals. One-on-one romance, happy ending, and they’re each other’s first love.
3. A pure-hearted younger top with a gravity power × a gentle, beautiful bottom who hides his sharp edge.
4. Nezha has a crush on him at first. Later, after losing his memories, he convinces himself of their relationship.
5. A fan-created derivative based on Investiture of the Gods, incorporating folk legends. Many details are the author’s own, and the timeline differs from the original. All characterizations are fictional.
6. Not for readers who are strongly attached to either the top or bottom. The perspective serves the story, so readers with strong preferences should proceed with caution.
Theme: Fate may be ordained by Heaven, but what we do is up to us.
