Jiang Xingye had a slender waist, long legs, and a bold, sensual air. With his privileged family background and outstanding talent, he was a notorious campus bully at the Imperial Star Mecha Academy.
One day, Jiang Xingye was skipping class by climbing over the wall when he ran into a new transfer student. After threatening him, he swaggered off. To his surprise, the whole school publicly reprimanded him the very next morning.
And so Jiang Xingye and the transfer student became enemies.
But supposedly, the transfer student had a powerful background and a special identity, so Jiang Xingye couldn't just throw a sack over his head and beat him up at school.
Jiang Xingye pondered for a moment and decided to take the roundabout route.
For example, he could invent a twin Omega sister who didn't exist, Jiang Linglan, a delicate, frail, innocent, and naive girl, then pursue the transfer student, coax him out of school, and... beat him up.
Everything went smoothly, but things took an unexpected turn. The next morning, Jiang Xingye woke up sore all over and fled.
Half a month later, the Crown Prince announced his engagement. His fiance was an Omega from the Jiang family.
Jiang Xingye: Sorry, I'm making a run for it.
*
Later.
Jiang Xingye: What the hell, I'm really an Omega???
1. The Imperial Star Mecha Academy is a university. This is a completely fictional setting, so please don't read too much into it.
2. The love interest starts as a Beta and later presents as an Omega. He's beautiful, shameless, and a great fighter. No childbirth.
3. Updated daily at 9 a.m. I'll announce any days off.
Coming soon: Transmigrating Into the Amnesiac Villain's Cannon Fodder White Moonlight
One day, Fang Xingcheng transmigrated into the body of a rich young master. Pampered until he was naive and spoiled, he spent his days riding through the streets, carefree and happy.
Then, on his eighteenth birthday, his worldview was shattered with a crash.
It turned out he had transmigrated into a book.
It turned out the setting was a world of immortal cultivation.
It turned out he was a minor cannon-fodder character, mentioned only in passing, who had flirted with the amnesiac villain and whose whole family died before the chapter was over.
And it turned out...
Fang Xingcheng thought of the pitiful amnesiac he had brought back from the pleasure district yesterday on a whim, who was actually the real villain, moody and capricious. He was beside himself. Wait... how far had things gone?
Good, he remembered. He had gotten as far as making the villain call him
How should I put it? Although I have read several articles by this author in a row and know that this author has the habit of throwing out outlines quickly and making them appear to be poorly finished, this article still refreshed my impression.
In particular, the protagonist of this article is really not as good as the protagonists of previous old articles.
Let's just talk about the protagonist's family.
He was treated like this by his family when he was young, and when he grew up, he was also plotted and used, and even threatened to be killed. However, the protagonist, not to mention stabbing his parents to death, didn't even think about seizing power and changing everything. He just escaped from everything in school.
If I hadn't met the male protagonist, I would have thought that the protagonist's future would never be about becoming an O-right idol in the new era. Rather, it would be just like what the villain cannon fodder said in the early stage: graduation would mean being ordinary. Even worse, being sent to the frontier by the family, marrying for interests, and becoming the plaything of some powerful A, life or death is uncertain.
And I think this ending is even more outrageous. Although they clearly have the male protagonist as their backer, the two of them never took action against the protagonist's family. They just made the old man vomit blood in a proposal meeting. Is this a mild punishment? ? ?
According to my expectation, at least the main character was drugged and sent away, and the fake crown princess was arranged to violently attack the Jiang family. Not to mention the family was ruined, at least the family fell from the top to the middle and lower classes.
The result was an anticlimactic end.
I have really complicated feelings about this author. From Infinite Text, we can see that as long as the author is willing to write patiently and not talk about the ending, at least the process will be enjoyable to watch.
But according to the few books I have read, authors rarely have this kind of patience, and now they are even more likely to be closed.
ε=(?ο`*)))Alas
? ? ? Why was the latest comment a year ago?
Is this gone? ? ? ?
Why does it end... This doesn't match the title of the book?
The author has updated the extra chapter after such a long time! Shock! !
Suddenly I discovered that there was an extra episode
Reborn as the Amnesiac Villain's Cannon-Fodder White Moonlight
Before the Villain Resigns
I Win People Over with My Beauty
I Exorcise Demons with Physics
Reforming Scum MLs [Quick Transmigration]
Reborn Before Ascension
After the Substitute Bottom Resigned
Unemployed Nonhumans Seek New Jobs
After the Villain Resigns
A Blinding Fog [GL]
The Immortal Realm's Food Show
After the Stand-In Retires
How should I put it? Although I have read several articles by this author in a row and know that this author has the habit of throwing out outlines quickly and making them appear to be poorly finished, this article still refreshed my impression. In particular, the protagonist of this article is really not as good as the protagonists of previous old articles. Let's just talk about the protagonist's family. He was treated like this by his family when he was young, and when he grew up, he was also plotted and used, and even threatened to be killed. However, the protagonist, not to mention stabbing his parents to death, didn't even think about seizing power and changing everything. He just escaped from everything in school. If I hadn't met the male protagonist, I would have thought that the protagonist's future would never be about becoming an O-right idol in the new era. Rather, it would be just like what the villain cannon fodder said in the early stage: graduation would mean being ordinary. Even worse, being sent to the frontier by the family, marrying for interests, and becoming the plaything of some powerful A, life or death is uncertain. And I think this ending is even more outrageous. Although they clearly have the male protagonist as their backer, the two of them never took action against the protagonist's family. They just made the old man vomit blood in a proposal meeting. Is this a mild punishment? ? ? According to my expectation, at least the main character was drugged and sent away, and the fake crown princess was arranged to violently attack the Jiang family. Not to mention the family was ruined, at least the family fell from the top to the middle and lower classes. The result was an anticlimactic end. I have really complicated feelings about this author. From Infinite Text, we can see that as long as the author is willing to write patiently and not talk about the ending, at least the process will be enjoyable to watch. But according to the few books I have read, authors rarely have this kind of patience, and now they are even more likely to be closed. ε=(?ο`*)))Alas
? ? ? Why was the latest comment a year ago?
Is this gone? ? ? ?
Why does it end... This doesn't match the title of the book?
The author has updated the extra chapter after such a long time! Shock! !
Suddenly I discovered that there was an extra episode
After reading it, leave a paw print
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
What did I see? ? May Day welfare?
! ! ! ! Look what I found! ! ! !