He's Sick

[Warning up front: This novel has a seriously terrible ending. The outline is in the final chapter.] >, [The following are upcoming stories] [Story One: Pretending to Be Good] Pretending to be good: Will you like me if I do this? If you still let me down even after all that, then I might as well sever every tie and end it all. Modern world: Who doesn’t know that the young master of the Su family is a polite, gentle, well-behaved little darling? He looks like an easy-to-bully pet bird in a gilded cage. And why wouldn’t he be? His parents dote on him. Then one day, his parents’ marriage falls apart and the happy facade crumbles completely. He gains a half-brother through his father and a half-sister through his mother. Everyone says the good little boy will cry his eyes out. But the young master just looks coldly relieved and says, “Finally, I don’t have to pretend to be good anymore.” Ancient political intrigue: The Evil Prince’s Little Wife (tentative title) Cultivation world: Bound Together by Our Hair, We Receive Immortality; Immortality Is Hard to Attain (tentative title) Ancient aristocracy: The Day You Become Rich Is the Day I Leave (tentative title) [Story Two: Teaching the Right Values, Online (Quick Transmigration)] The protagonists of derivative worlds are the pillars of their respective timelines. If these pillars have warped values, the entire world will be affected by them and ultimately head toward destruction. Zheng Zhi’s job is to help these protagonists set their values straight. **The following stories may be changed. Part A: Romance on the edge of the law: The Domineering CEO’s Forced Love: unlawful imprisonment; The Moonlight by the Bedside: bigamy; The Snail Maiden of the City: trespassing; The Reborn Military Wife’s Quest to Win Back Her Husband: breaking up a military marriage; Content warning: The protagonist isn’t a good person, but I’ll give reminders and corrections in the author’s notes. Theme: