Xiao Que is a minor supporting character who drifts through all sorts of novels.
He is plain and unremarkable, without a single distinctive trait. He should have quietly appeared, quietly left, and vanished without leaving so much as a cloud behind.
So why do all the powerful relatives of the protagonists look at him so strangely?
Immersive role-playing!
1.
Xiao Que is the protagonist's ordinary roommate.
He is supposed to be forced into a corner by a rich second-generation heir at a club, then die after running blindly into the path of a car.
Everything goes smoothly,
until he runs into the protagonist's third uncle at the club.
Jiang Qilou: Are you short on money?
Life with money is wonderful. The rich heir gets down on his knees to apologize, Xiao Que no longer has to worry about his younger brother's medical bills, and he can focus on his studies.
But wasn't he supposed to be straight?
Why did nobody tell him he'd have to fulfill his marital duties, too!
Cannon fodder: President Jiang, Xiao Que is straight, not gay. He even has a girl he likes. He's only with you for your money.
Jiang Qilou slips a ring onto Xiao Que's finger: He doesn't want anyone else's money, only mine. That means he loves me.
2.
Xiao Que is the loyal bodyguard of a young nobleman.
He is supposed to give the young lord, whose mother died when he was little, the warmth of family, then die in an assassination attempt.
Everything goes smoothly, until the injured Xiao Que accidentally falls into a hot spring and locks eyes with the man inside, who is struggling to suppress the effects of an aphrodisiac.
That man turns out to be the emperor himself.
After being thoroughly ravished, Xiao Que seizes his chance to slip away, only to be detained at a palace banquet half a month later.
The emperor gives him a knowing smile. "Do you want to live or die?"
Xiao Que: "I want to live."
A few months later, an imperial decree sends shock waves through the court: the young lord is named crown prince, and Xiao Que becomes the male empress of the Dayong Dynasty.
3.
Xiao Que is a demon cultivator hiding in a Daoist sect.
He devotes himself to cultivation in pursuit of the Great Dao. He is supposed to have his identity discovered by the protagonist and be refined into a mindless puppet.
Everything goes smoothly, until his junior disciple discovers Xiao Que's identity first.
Junior disciple: "Senior brother, you wouldn't want people to find out you're a demon cultivator, would you?"
The protagonist, furious at losing his would-be puppet, exposes Xiao Que's identity. "Elder, you must kill those two wretched men!"
The elder looks at the junior disciple behind Xiao Que, trembling and pale with fear. "Martial uncle, you've emerged from seclusion."
The protagonist is stunned. Xiao Que is stunned, too.
4.
Knight sworn to protect the holy son X Corrupted God of Light
5.
Evil ghost who drains people's life force X Vigorous, yang-filled Daoist
6.
An omega's beta sidekick X An omega's alpha uncle, a marshal
Every world has a happy ending. Sweet romance, with the top and bottom devoted to each other, no switching or breaking them up.
There are countless good stories on Jinjiang. If it's not for you, just try another. 2026.04.10
Theme: Love takes countless forms