After Being Reborn as the Wife of a Younger Generation

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The head of the Xie family, Xie Xingsheng, fell ill and died. When he opened his eyes again, the Xie residence had completely changed, and he had been reborn as a male concubine about to be sold.

The buyer was the current head of the Xie family, the nephew he had raised himself.

Xie Xingsheng: ?!!

Xie Xingsheng: Wait, who am I being sold to as a male concubine?

Xie Xingsheng was sold into the Xie residence. Looking up, he found himself face-to-face with an extraordinarily familiar handsome face.

His nephew, whom he had raised from childhood and who had always loved acting cute and seeking his favor, no longer recognized him. Those dark eyes swept over him from head to toe without a ripple, as if sizing up a lowly plaything. The threats and poisoning that followed only made the image of a cold, calculating stranger all the more vivid.

Xie Xingsheng: ?

Where was my gentle, resilient little white flower of a nephew, who would throw a tantrum if I didn't let him cling to me?

Xie Xingsheng's first thought: Oh no, people really do change when they grow up. My nephew's turned gay.

Xie Xingsheng's second thought: Am I really going to lose my dignity in my old age?

Later, he learned it had all been an act.

Xie Xingsheng, finally relieved: I get it, I get it.

One day, the emperor sent for him to appear at court. It was time to put on another act, so Xie Xingsheng tucked his hands into his sleeves and went along.

But in a side hall, the very next moment after Xie Guanfu was sent away,

a stranger suddenly appeared and asked him in a low voice, "How is the matter His Majesty entrusted to you going?"

Xie Xingsheng, whose memories of the original body had not fully returned: ?

The man: "Have you forgotten?"

Xie Xingsheng: ?!!

Six years after his uncle's death, Xie Guanfu, utterly disillusioned, discovered that the Xie residence his uncle had left him was facing a crisis.

The old emperor was growing suspicious and increasingly suppressing the family out of wariness.

To protect the Xie residence, Xie Guanfu decided to take a desperate gamble: find himself a husband and ensure he would have no heirs.

The male spouse had exactly the same face as his uncle. At first, Xie Guanfu thought that was all there was to it.

Later, he noticed that

when his uncle was thinking, he would unconsciously tap his knee with his fingertips, and his husband did the same.

His uncle knew his father's death anniversary by heart, and his husband reacted to it instinctively, too.

Xie Guanfu: Something is very wrong...

Xie Guanfu began to test him,

but what came before the truth was confirmed was his husband's betrayal.

[Formerly gloomy and devious, who poisoned people without batting an eye / Later clingy, pretending to be a pitiful puppy, gong] x [Laid-back, shamelessly enjoying his senior years, determined to sponge off his nephew / Weak and sickly, soft-hearted but never yielding to force, shou]

They're pretending to be uncle and nephew!!! The gong was adopted, and the gong and shou are not blood-related (emphasis)

Note:

1. Happy ending. The story opens with him reborn. Until the gong realizes that this is the real shou, there won't be any extra feelings. Their feelings and bodies are both pure.

2. This is a sweet story, so please don't nitpick the logic. The author is fragile, please don't yell at me. I'm just a farmer growing crops (not really).

3. The character designs were drawn by Heweibao! These two little cuties are so adorable.

------ Below is a sweet episodic story currently being serialized! ------

A gong-led collection of sweet little stories about falling into trope-filled novels and dating the protagonists~

① Raising him / darkening / coercion

Every tragic protagonist in a trope-filled novel needs a miserable backstory: an absent mother, an alcoholic father, school bullying, and a helpless boy. Oh... and the scumbag he fell for.

In the end, the world collapsed because of an unknown bug.

Ruan Xuzhi, after reading the plot: ...

Who cares about all that? A pitiful little thing, huh? I'll scoop him up and take him home to raise properly!

When the kid gets beaten up, he secretly goes to the school and handles everything properly.

When the kid hears a ghost story and gets scared of the dark, he buys him a little cushion and stays over with him.

When the kid's grades improve, Ruan Xuzhi rewards him by skipping half a day of class and taking him out to have fun.

As he grew up, the kid put on some weight, developed a good personality, and had a bright future ahead of him. Feeling that his mission was complete, Ruan Xuzhi packed up and left under the excuse of going on a trip.

He never expected the world to be thrown into turmoil because of it. When he came back and they unexpectedly met again, the first thing that happened was a kiss, followed by being locked in a room full of surveillance cameras.

Ruan Xuzhi tilted his head toward the cameras running around the clock. "Care to explain?"

The young man, now all grown up, had gentle features and spoke softly, sounding almost pitiful. "I just... wanted to see you all the time."

[An author who transmigrates into the male high school student in his own story x a high school teacher who handles everything with ease]

② Raising him / nonhuman

A deceptively innocent, fierce, clingy fox king with an intense possessive streak x a wandering orphan who is very good at comforting people (nonhuman)

Trope-filled novels always have protagonists like this: when the protagonist shou is down on his luck, the hand extended to him becomes the most vivid memory he has. From then on, the protagonist shou is his ideal, the obsession of his whole life.

The fox king, unable to have what he wants, chokes back tears with red eyes. "If you want it, I'll give you my life."

But the other person loves someone else, and the world explodes.

Xi Yao, after reading the novel: ...

He lowered his head and looked at the fox he had just picked up.

Not sure, he looked again: Mm...

③ Insect race / two strong leads / redemption

[The overachiever transmigrated into a villainous male insect & the noble royal female insect who has only ever lost at marriage]

At an unbearable banquet, the male insect put one arm around his consort and apologized with effortless grace. "Sorry, I'm a little sleepy. Let's talk another day."

The consort, bracing himself to be beaten in public: ?

His rival, waiting for a good show: ?

Later, he watched the male insect fall asleep the moment he boarded the starship...

Maybe... this isn't so bad?

[Planned stories]:

(Insect race) [A handsome, tragic marshal in his second marriage & a diligent office worker who cooks very well]

The marshal, already older and on his second marriage, was caught in the fallout from his former male master's actions. "My new male master is so young. He'll surely think I'm old and past my prime, with none of my former charm."

The office worker, who had just transmigrated and was beaming at the prospect of a new life, prepared to show what he could do. "At last, I can farm without a care in the world!"

[A psychology major just finished with finals & a glamorous startup entrepreneur who secretly writes fiction and is a shady author whose stories always end badly]

[A reborn canary who was controlled & an honest patron who transmigrated into the story]

[A pitiful bar patron & a kind System marinated in the personalities of all its previous Hosts]

"The world is broken. I'll save you."

Tips:

1. The gong dotes on the shou, or they save and dote on each other. The gong and shou are exclusive to each other in every story, and both are deeply devoted. All have happy endings. I won't entertain non-canon pairings or character-bashing. Readers with strong preferences should proceed with caution.

2. This is written to indulge my tastes. I love every character I've created. There's no deliberate angst for either the gong or the shou. It's a sweet story, and the logic isn't particularly rigorous.

3. They're pure in every sense. The original stories in the little worlds are only plotlines and never actually happened (important!!).

4. I'm fragile. If it's not for you, please feel free to move on. Thank you.

Theme: Love and freedom!