The Protagonist Forgot He's the Bottom [Book Transmigration]

Xie Yao transmigrated into a book and became Xie Yao, the fake uncle of the bottom in a tragic romance novel between two men.

A nephew has three great qualities: fair skin, good looks, and being easy to pin down.

But why did his nephew's whole vibe suddenly change? Why is he so dominant, smiling without a word and acting like he rules the world?

Why has the original top become a mere cannon-fodder character?

Why is a fake uncle like him getting pinned down by a nephew written as the bottom?

No blood relation, either physically or spiritually! Fake uncle and nephew!

Xie Yao: Your top ran off with his brother-in-law!

Xie Yan: Perfect.

Xie Yao: If I keep breaking up couples and switching who tops and bottoms, the readers are going to beat me to death sooner or later...

Xie Yan: Then feed me first.

Xie Yao: ...

A cool, clingy beauty of a nephew, who's the top (sort of) X a seductive, aloof uncle who's the bottom (not really)

Also known as →_→

"I Raised My Nephew to Be the Top"

"I Took Out the Real Top"

Pre-order for an ancient fantasy romance with both leads topping and bottoming themselves: "The Sea King's Guide to Winning Himself Over (Top and Bottom with Yourself)"

A story about a sea king who tops and bottoms himself.

Demon Lord Chi Huo has a little hobby: collecting lovers. He's turned the entire cultivation world into his personal fishpond.

From his personal bodyguard to the head of his greatest rival sect, they're all men he's slept with.

One day, Sea King Chi Huo's luck ran out.

The men he'd played with joined forces to kill him, grinding his bones to dust. Thus fell the sea king of his generation.

After his death, Chi Huo's self-awareness awakened, and he discovered he was the protagonist of a tragic sea-king novel. What he had once thought was romance had merely been a fate forced upon him. In the eyes of the Heavenly Dao, the so-called sea king was just another fish.

Later, he was reborn three hundred years in the past as a young sword cultivator, where he met his former self just as he was about to go after his first fish.

Older Chi Huo: Let that fish go. He's mine.

Younger Chi Huo: I can let him go, but you have to stay.

Older Chi Huo smiled. "Kid, all those tricks you use to seduce men? I came up with them first."

Having lived another life, Chi Huo intends to fill in the sea and make things right for his own self from three hundred years ago.

[The sea king's past self, top X the present self who's trying to fill in the sea, bottom]

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