The Netherworld Bigwig's Guide to Winning Her Husband

Please add my completed infinite-flow novel, The Wildest Man in the Game Is My Target, and my upcoming novel, I Save the Disabled Villain by Acting Pitiful (Transmigration into a Book), to your collections! Thank you! Blurb: Shen Ziyin had cultivated alone for many years, always following in his master's footsteps. His master said that vanquishing demons and evil was the righteous way of acting on Heaven's behalf. But who would've thought that he'd casually save the biggest boss in the Ghost Realm? Saving him was one thing, but why was he clinging to Shen Ziyin so tightly that he couldn't be pulled off? The road to finding his master should have been smooth, but the Ghost King turned it into a bumpy mess. Why did a famous Daoist priest suddenly find himself drowning in debt overnight? And why had the Lord of the Ghost Realm pulled such a dirty trick? The immortals and demon clans watching the drama unfold had this to say: Some people may be the lord of a realm on the surface, but behind the scenes they're stalker creeps. Bai Yu smiled serenely, the corner of his mouth lifting. Everyone, you've taken a wrong turn. This is really just a story about a Ghost King trying every trick in the book to abduct a young Daoist priest. Bai Yu (sinister, scheming Ghost King gong) x Shen Ziyin (upright, short-tempered Daoist priest shou) Upcoming novel: I Save the Disabled Villain by Acting Pitiful (Transmigration into a Book) Chi Han stayed up all night reading a melodramatic angst novel. In the story, the scum gong broke up with his white moonlight because of a misunderstanding. Overcome with grief, he changed completely, becoming gloomy and violent. By chance, he met a male supporting character who looked fifty percent like his white moonlight, and immediately pursued him, keeping him as a substitute to toy with. The cannon-fodder male supporting character was utterly devoted to him until the white moonlight returned from abroad. Then the scum gong kicked him aside, and the supporting character finally came to his senses and embarked on a path of self-destruction. In the end, the white moonlight and the scum gong teamed up to drive him insane, and he was locked in a psychiatric hospital until the story ended. The greatest villain, whom the white moonlight had used, met an equally tragic end. After the scum gong defeated him, he never recovered. His entire estate was seized, and before long, he died by suicide. When Chi Han reached the part where the author forced the great villain to become stupid just so the scum gong could win, he was so furious he dropped the book on the spot. After listing the content warnings in the comments, he left a bold message: "If I were that male supporting character, those two scumbags would never make it to the end!" Then, that very same day, he transmigrated into the novel. Chi Han: "..." Come on! Is it still too late to delete my comment? Chi Han deeply regretted it, until he saw the underage great villain sitting in a wheelchair. The boy indifferently brushed a peach blossom petal off his shoulder, then passed by him, aloof and proud. Suddenly, Chi Han felt that maybe... this wasn't such a bad deal after all? "There are no useless heirs in the Rong family." Rong Xu, cast aside by his family because of his disability and denied any place in the exercise of power, had long since tasted every kind of coldness and cruelty. Through countless dark nights, all he had for company was the cold wheelchair beneath him. Like a venomous snake, hatred hissed in his heart day after day. One day, he would kill the people who had trampled him underfoot! Until one day, someone threw himself into Rong Xu's arms without hesitation. Only then did Rong Xu learn what colors lay beyond the darkness. That person's name was Chi Han. I thought this world would only ever treat me with darkness. But when that star fell into my lap, I realized that the gods loved me too. A gloomy, easily corrupted, intense gong x a sweet little angel who acts pitiful every day A warm, healing, sweet little romance. The shou dotes on the gong at first, then the gong dotes on the shou, over and over. Theme: