[Wuxia Crossover] Scumbags Must Die!

[The next book will be Sickly and Frail, Yet Always the Top [Quick Transmigration]]

Blurb:

Prince Yan Xiu of Jin is plagued by illness, physically frail, and gloomy and irritable by nature. Only his twin brother can soothe him.

Later, his brother goes missing, and Yan Xiu, back at the prince's manor, is so heartbroken that he vomits blood. When he wakes, he cries out that his brother appeared in a dream to tell him that a man had used and abandoned him, leaving him dead in a ditch.

Desperate to avenge his beloved brother, Yan Xiu resolutely sneaks out of the manor and follows every clue he can find. He discovers that Lu, Chu, Yang, Ouyang, Hua, Li, and the rest are all notorious scumbags.

Using his face, which is "identical" to his brother's, he investigates them one by one, only to discover that none of them has ever even met his brother.

Clearly, there is more to this than meets the eye.

In the end, Yan Xiu rules out every correct answer and points at Hua. "My brother is so clever. He would never be tricked by ordinary means. You, on the other hand, have no flaws. You're impossibly perfect. How could someone like you exist? So you must be the scumbag who tricked him, abandoned him, and caused him to die far from home! You must die!"

Hua's smile slowly freezes. "???"

· There are lots of completed Wuxia Crossover stories in this author's collection!

· Shuo Shuang's female-perspective Wuxia Crossover novel, I'm Really Not a Player, I Swear, is available to pre-save. Does finding a new boyfriend after a breakup really make you a player?

· Last Year's January Seventh's historical BL novel, The Poor Man's Ruin [Quick Transmigration], has thrills, angst, and plenty of melodrama.

· The next Wuxia Crossover novel will be Transmigrated as the Seventh Saint [Wuxia Crossover]. The protagonist transmigrates as Guan Qi, flies around in a UFO, and pairs with City Lord Ye.

Theme: Honesty is a good way to clear up misunderstandings.