Sending the Obsessive Big Shot to the Crematorium [Book Transmigration]

Tang Ruan's Book Transmigration was unlike anyone else's.

He went straight into the sweet bonus chapter at the end, spending eight shamelessly blissful newlywed months with his husband, Shen Gu.

But the good times didn't last. A car accident sent him back to the beginning of the book.

Tang Ruan was convinced that as long as he kept giving his love, he would eventually return to the sweet bonus chapter. He married his comatose husband without hesitation, until Shen Gu miraculously woke up and murmured to him in a daze, "Tang Ling, I like you."

Tang Ling was Tang Ruan's younger brother.

Tang Ruan suddenly realized three things.

First: Shen Gu was perfect in every way, except that he had never loved him.

Second: This book was an old-school angst novel about a long-suffering male protagonist.

Tang Ruan humbly followed the plot, convinced that his husband would love him in the end. He held Shen Gu's disabled leg and obediently said, "I don't want anything. I only want your leg to be able to stand again."

Until one day, he accidentally overheard Shen Gu talking to his private nurse. The nurse said that if Young Master Shen wanted to stand again, he could find a scapegoat to carry his kneecap in their belly...

Tang Ruan collapsed to the floor and touched his stomach.

Third: There had once been a deep, old scar on his stomach.

That day, the villa caught fire, and the flames raged. Everyone escaped.

Except Tang Ruan. Not a trace of him remained.

Everyone said the young master of the Shen family had gone mad. Like a dog with a broken leg, he searched everywhere for his wife day after day.

Until he fell to his knees, distraught, at the door of some unknown home, his eyes bloodshot as he pleaded, "Ruanruan, I remember the sweet bonus chapter now. Please forgive me."

[Warning: this is a nuclear-level list of potential dealbreakers]

1. The seme is scheming and cruel. The crematorium will burn, but there will be no changing the seme.

2. The uke is a silly beauty, a silly beauty, a silly beauty. Don't expect him to be very clever.

3. The writing is simple and fluffy, simple and fluffy, simple and fluffy. My favorite kind.

4. The story has some wild twists. Don't flame me, don't flame me, don't flame me. Save your breath.

5. The uke is not the seme's first.

6. Important clarification: Tang Ruan is actually the original character. I didn't want to spell it out earlier because it makes the ending even more heartbreaking, but many readers misunderstood, so let me explain: Tang Ruan is the original character. When he first lost his memory in the original story, his first personality chose to disappear, and his second personality, the timid one, resurfaced. That's why his preferences and little habits never changed. Otherwise, how could the man who loved him have mistaken him for someone else?

My completed works

[Wild style, plenty of variety, all kinds of types and experiences]

1. The wife-chasing crematorium: Doctor Xu, the CEO Who Broke Off Your Engagement Has Broken His Leg

2. The wife-chasing crematorium: My Straight Roommate Keeps Secretly Drinking My Cola

3. The wife-chasing crematorium: After Being Played by an Alpha, the Beta Returns to the Palace as a Beloved Prince [A+B]

4. A sweet, everyone-loves-him story: The Bad Men Melted When I Cried [Mermaid x Tentacles]

5. A silly little sweet treat: A Few Steps to Color in Your Little Love Rival [Book Transmigration]

6. A sweet, wealthy-family romance: What Could a Little Cannon Fodder Possibly Be Up To? [Book Transmigration]

7. A wealthy-family melodrama and wife-chasing story: Sending the Possessive Tycoon to the Crematorium [Book Transmigration]

8. A sweet second-chance romance: The Top Student I Dumped Came Looking for Me

9. A wild, feel-good, planet-hopping wife-chasing story: Flirt With Alphas and You'll Pay for It

Recommended: Doctor Xu, the Guy Who Broke Off Your Engagement Has Broken His Leg

Xu Shuyi had a rough life. His parents died in a car accident when he was in middle school, and his relatives avoided him. He was the textbook definition of a beautiful, strong, tragic little waif.

Fortunately, his father had made a dear friend during his lifetime. The friend was wealthy and influential, and secretly supported Xu Shuyi all the way through medical school.

Xu Shuyi was handsome, talented, and well-mannered. The friend adored him and was determined to make him his daughter-in-law, no matter whom he married.

The eldest son tugged at his military uniform sleeve. "I'm not interested in delicate men."

The second son said, "Don't push him on me. I'm at a crucial point in my career. Do you think I have too much time to write songs, or that my shooting schedule is too empty?"

The third son, Shang Yingshen, was arrogant and conceited, and an outstanding heir to the vast Shang family business empire. He folded his hands over his knees and said nonchalantly, "I suppose marrying him would be fine. But don't expect me to walk home on these two legs after he marries into the family."

Xu Shuyi, who had heard everything from the doorway, looked coldly at them. Then his expression softened into a faint smile as he entered and said, "Uncle Shang, I'm devoted to my studies, and your sons all have grand ambitions of their own. There's no need to worry about my marriage. I'll never marry."

The eldest son: This beauty is...

The second son: This beauty is!!!

Shang Yingshen: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Shang Yingshen was in a car accident while attending an important meeting. Both his legs suffered severe contusions, and he was taken to the central city hospital. They called in a renowned orthopedic surgeon who was the talk of the town.

Shang Yingshen's secretary was so anxious he nearly fell to his knees. "Doctor, you have to save our CEO! His legs are very important. They can't be broken~"

Xu Shuyi glanced coolly at the X-ray, then asked the big shot lying in bed with tender affection, "Third Young Master Shang, which leg should I cut off so you won't be able to go home?"

Shang Yingshen: "My love for you is like Bian Que's diagnosis of Lord Cai Huan. First it's skin-deep, then it reaches the bones, and finally the soul."

Xu Shuyi: "But it's all an illness. It needs treatment."

Theme: When we have each other and cherish one another, the road ahead is sure to be half as long.