My Online Girlfriend Became My Bro!

[My new novel, Book Transmigration: After Becoming the Villain's Love Rival, I Win Over the Male Lead, is about to launch~ Feel free to check it out if you're interested~]

Online dating is risky, so be careful when meeting in person!

From the moment Lin Dongyang received 99 roses, he knew this wasn't going to end well.

"Senior... I like you."

A younger student he'd never even met confessed to him with such passion that Lin Dongyang nearly stopped breathing. The reason: he was a guy too, and the other person didn't know!

From then on, Lin Dongyang lectured the younger student every day, teaching him about the "Ten Dangers of Online Dating" and earnestly urging him to focus on his studies and become a worthy successor to socialism. He should stop thinking about dating all the time!

But the other guy not only sent him 99 roses, he also sent an outrageously expensive dress and a women's handbag!!

Think that's the end of it? No! It's only just beginning.

When the younger student asked to meet, Lin Dongyang's palms sweated and his blood pressure shot up. Just when he could no longer keep up the act, he confessed: "Actually... I'm a guy. I'm sorry..."

There was silence on the other end of WeChat for five minutes. Then came a ding, and the younger student sent a message: Come out and meet me, bro.

That "bro" made Lin Dongyang feel increasingly uneasy. He secretly wondered: Is he going to beat me up? Should I go or not? Guilt MAX.

P.S. This is a story about a straight guy foolishly flirting with another straight guy (though neither is quite as straight as he thinks, heh heh heh), only to get turned gay after they meet in person. It's sweet, doting, and ridiculous.

Sunny bottom x scheming top

[Warning: I should clarify the roommate relationship. They've lived together for three years, and the setup is pretty shameless. Before chapter eleven, they bicker and fight quite a bit, which may make some readers uncomfortable. It happens less often later on. If the early chapters bother you, just close the story. Thanks.]

Here's the blurb for my new novel, Book Transmigration: After Becoming the Male Lead's Villainous Love Rival, I Win Over the Male Lead.

Xiao Yue transmigrates into a book and becomes the villainous love rival who stole the protagonist's first love.

The original novel is an inspirational tale: the male lead, fallen on hard times and fleeing his enemies, takes refuge with his first love in a second-rate sect. At a young age, he begins a life of enduring humiliation and biding his time, eventually making a comeback, defeating his old enemy, and restoring the sect to its place as the foremost immortal sect.

Put simply, the author saddled Xiao Yue with the title of designated cannon fodder. He's nothing but a whetstone for the protagonist's rise to power. Besides being used by the protagonist to hone his fighting skills, he's good for nothing!

But this cannon fodder refuses to play along. When Xiao Yue transmigrates, it's none other than the night of his wedding to the protagonist's first love.

He's read the script. That ridiculous cannon fodder who stole the protagonist's first love is eventually going to get castrated with a single slash!

To erase the hatred the original Xiao Yue earned, he racks his brain trying to go against the plot.

The plot says to torment the protagonist, but Xiao Yue insists on protecting him. The plot says the protagonist should be on the brink of death, but Xiao Yue insists on charging in first.

He never expected that, with a powerful enemy before them, his words, "I swear I'll keep you safe," would strike a hidden chord deep within the protagonist's heart.

Xiao Yue: "So, you don't hate me anymore?"

Jing Xun: "I... love you."

Xiao Yue nearly lets his triumph go to his head. "I risked my life to save you. Put simply, you're my life now."

Wasn't this supposed to be an inspirational comeback story? Why does it suddenly smell like a cheesy romance?

P.S. The first love is not villainized (emphasis added)! She'll find happiness of her own, and her relationship with the protagonist will naturally fade.

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