After a car accident, good young man Yan Feng transmigrates into a novel his childhood friend had complained about. In one sentence, it features a female version of a domineering forced romance and the most baffling male and female lead halos in history.
Yan Feng wants no part of it. He can only lament that the most disgusting pile of crap in history has appeared.
But fate has a cruel sense of humor. After the accident, he closes his eyes, opens them again, and his dazzling chandelier is gone. All he sees are the antique beams of a traditional roof.
He's transmigrated.
Into that very same melodramatic novel.
The good news: the male and female leads won't be born for another hundred years. At this point, the male lead's future master is his Fourth Senior Brother, who can't even catch a chicken.
The bad news: his master has arranged an "obligatory marriage" for him. He knows nothing but the other person's name, and his master left with the cryptic words, "The moon splits in two, entangled across several lifetimes."
Yan Feng: ...I'm against feudalism, thanks.
His fated one: ...What a coincidence.
Only later does Yan Feng discover that the world is truly on the verge of destruction.
Mainly from the gong's perspective. Not a coming-of-age story. The protagonist is the strongest around.
Sickly, snarky gong x upright, indifferent shou
Theme: In life's journey, you'll eventually find its true meaning
