Shao Qin transmigrates into a book and becomes the villainous husband of the Best Actor who is the original story's shou's white moonlight. A spoiled, effeminate brat, he's despised by his Best Actor husband, hated across the internet for his terrible acting and awful character, and doomed to die before the story reaches 50,000 words as a disposable villain. His survival difficulty is practically the eighteenth level of hell.
After thinking it over, Shao Qin decides divorce is his only way out. But before they can even get divorced, everything takes a turn.
In-laws: Is that good-for-nothing bullying you? Don't be afraid. We'll deal with him. No divorce!
Best Actor: Since you've turned over a new leaf, I'll graciously forgive you. Come here, give me a hug.
Some scientific same-sex reproduction agency: Your baby has entered the father-love incubator. You'll get to meet them in just a few months!
Haters: Okay, I'm sold. I want more sugar between the Best Actor and the young madam, I mean, the little sweetheart
Shao Qin: ???
[Beautiful, irresistible, impossibly sweet macaron shou & outwardly cold but warm inside, deeply satisfying black-coffee gong (turns into an instant wife-spoiler once you add sugar)]
A statement I just have to make
I didn't want to say anything more, but readers have kept raising concerns. If I continue to stay silent, it seems the misunderstandings will only grow.
The central premise of this story is transmigrating into a book and becoming a villainous antagonist. So I wasn't maliciously vilifying the original character. I deliberately portrayed him as a villain who deserved criticism. But because of my shortcomings, many of the character details and descriptions weren't reasonable enough, which led to the ongoing misunderstandings. I've seriously reflected on this and tried to fix my mistakes through revisions, but clearly it hasn't worked. Instead, it's become a basis for some readers to keep coming after me with criticism.
There's nothing I can say to defend myself. I just want to express myself sincerely here. I've always written with the hope of bringing readers positive energy and making them happy, and of giving them something to ease the pressure after a busy day of studying or work. But I'm still just a web novelist who's not particularly good at what I do. I even feel a little ashamed calling myself an author. I often fail to write stories I'm satisfied with, so all I can do is keep trying to improve.
I'll do my best to accept readers' criticism. And as for the misunderstandings, they were caused by my own shortcomings. If you don't like this story, I hope you can find one you do like and enjoy reading it. Rather than arguing endlessly under my story, why keep circling around a story you hate? Won't that just make you more unhappy? The New Year is almost here. I hope everyone can be happy.
I still want to thank everyone who likes this story and has given me support and encouragement. I don't know how to express my gratitude. When I was about to give up on myself, your kindness and generosity helped me believe in myself again. I always want to seem strong in front of you, but I keep exposing my own weakness and timidity. I'm truly sorry. But I promise I'll become stronger for you.
Lastly, happy Year of the Rat in advance. May the new year bring you more tender happiness and wonderful joy.
(Also, I explained myself after talking it over with my editor. Wanzi is a scaredy-cat, so at times like this I have to bring my editor out to give me courage.)
---------- Wanzi's upcoming novel. Please show it some love! ----------
"It's the Scent of Flowers, Not Pheromones [Entertainment Industry]"
Qing Yu, a love-flower spirit, wakes from a thousand-year slumber to find the world has changed. The courtyard where he'd taken root has become a tourist attraction, and visitors aren't allowed in without a ticket.
To earn money for a ticket, Qing Yu disguises himself as an omega and joins a dating show where celebrity alphas meet ordinary omegas. But all five celebrity alphas want to pair up with him. Their one-sided affection has him on edge, and he quietly covers his mouth, afraid of giving away his little secret.
Love-flowers are poisonous, after all.
As the hottest alpha star around, Li Changzhou has a secret nobody knows: he's allergic to omega pheromones, and destined to be single forever.
He joined the baffling dating show just to prove that he wasn't avoiding relationships for some hidden reason. He just hadn't met anyone worthy of him.
But Qing Yu's arrival shattered the truth and the illusion alike. He fell in love.
Li Changzhou: Can I kiss you?
Qing Yu: No, I'm poisonous.
Li Changzhou: I know. The poison of longing, the kind that makes you suffer unbearably.
Qing Yu: How did you know?!!!
A breathtakingly sweet, charming heartbreaker shou who abstains from love before blooming and becomes a flirtatious charmer afterward & a domineering star gong who declares his love morning, noon, and night before being poisoned, then vomits blood morning, noon, and night afterward, but keeps spoiling him anyway
-------- Wanzi's completed novel. Enjoy! ----------
"Transmigrated as the Villain's Favorite [Entertainment Industry]" (Super sweet, no angst, satisfying from start to finish. A cure for a reading slump.)
Theme: Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
I read this article in one go and let me know what I think.
About Shao Qin: I actually quite like his character. He just does what he thinks is right and doesn't care too much about other people's opinions. In fact, it is very idealistic. Living among people, it is difficult not to care about other people's opinions, and it is also difficult to be kind to everyone. Shao Qin is lucky because he is always just and he is always right.
Regarding children: I understand that he did not want children at first because he felt that he could not bear his life. Indeed, I feel that parents are being irresponsible if they give birth to a child before they are ready. I also understand that he decided to keep the child in the end because he wanted to give the child a choice instead of making decisions for him, and he was determined to raise him to grow up healthily.
Regarding screening people: The issue of whether to select the best genes through screening is actually quite realistic, and future technology may actually be able to do it. The author is quite bold in writing this, and it is indeed quite controversial, but it is also one of the reasons why I think this article attracted me to read it.
Regarding depression: Depression is a very confusing thing, and there are people around me who are suffering from this kind of pain. However, no matter what others say, patients often cannot listen. They can only rely on drugs to treat it slowly, which also requires the patient's own enthusiasm. The method written in the article is actually a bit unreasonable. It still feels a bit like mind control, treating the symptoms rather than the root cause. However, the author's starting point is good. Depression is indeed a great harm, and the article also puts forward an idea.
Regarding netizens on the Star Chasing APP: This is so true. Many people on the web just didn't understand the situation and started to follow the trend, and then they were slapped in the face. There are a lot of mysterious logic emperors, and there are also some NPC fans who are randomly washing the floor. It is always a mixed bag.
Regarding the relationship between the two: I felt particularly sorry for Shao Qin at the beginning. He was obviously a person who traveled through time, but he still wanted to take the blame for the original owner, and he was always misunderstood by Feng Jingyi. Especially when I'm getting divorced, I'm so angry, why am I getting divorced just because I don't agree with each other? (Suddenly emotional) Then I felt that Feng was a little confused, and suddenly I was disappointed with Shao. I felt sorry for my little Qinqin, and thought I might as well kick Feng away. You deserve better hahahaha. But later on, Feng started to become more sweet when he became enlightened. In the later period, there were all kinds of meetings (applause). However, the emotional processing feels not smooth, which sometimes makes me feel a little confused, but it is still a heart-stirring love: D.
Overall, I still like this article very much. The writing is very smooth and there are many conflict points, which makes people want to read more. However, the ending is a bit rushed. Please provide a sequel.
Press the claws, it's worth collecting after reading it
Woohoo, I really hope there is a sequel. I watched it in one day! I really like this kind of love.
Fang Chun: Hello everyone, I changed my name to Fang Xing
Alas, I will only read this when I have no books to read.
I've finished reading it, it's very good! The disadvantage is that it is too plain...
Ahhhhhhhhh it's beautiful! ! Confess your love! ! !
Um, please support me. There is a supporting character whose name is wrong. He used to be called Fang Chun, but in the last 2 chapters, it was all over the place (*??*)
The CP I Drank Came True [Entertainment Circle]
I Have 18 Brothers Who Want to Talk to You
Five Villains Bullied Me QAQ
Transmigrated Into the Villain's Beloved [Entertainment Industry]
I Don't Have Any of the Things You Roast Me For
My Fans Are Always Afraid I'll Die [Showbiz]
My Goofy Boyfriend
The Villain Dotes on Me Endlessly [Quick Transmigration]
The Laziest Influencer
Reborn to Cultivate Immortality with My Looks
Extra Stories
The Movie Emperor and His Drama Queen Boyfriend [Entertainment Industry]
I read this article in one go and let me know what I think. About Shao Qin: I actually quite like his character. He just does what he thinks is right and doesn't care too much about other people's opinions. In fact, it is very idealistic. Living among people, it is difficult not to care about other people's opinions, and it is also difficult to be kind to everyone. Shao Qin is lucky because he is always just and he is always right. Regarding children: I understand that he did not want children at first because he felt that he could not bear his life. Indeed, I feel that parents are being irresponsible if they give birth to a child before they are ready. I also understand that he decided to keep the child in the end because he wanted to give the child a choice instead of making decisions for him, and he was determined to raise him to grow up healthily. Regarding screening people: The issue of whether to select the best genes through screening is actually quite realistic, and future technology may actually be able to do it. The author is quite bold in writing this, and it is indeed quite controversial, but it is also one of the reasons why I think this article attracted me to read it. Regarding depression: Depression is a very confusing thing, and there are people around me who are suffering from this kind of pain. However, no matter what others say, patients often cannot listen. They can only rely on drugs to treat it slowly, which also requires the patient's own enthusiasm. The method written in the article is actually a bit unreasonable. It still feels a bit like mind control, treating the symptoms rather than the root cause. However, the author's starting point is good. Depression is indeed a great harm, and the article also puts forward an idea. Regarding netizens on the Star Chasing APP: This is so true. Many people on the web just didn't understand the situation and started to follow the trend, and then they were slapped in the face. There are a lot of mysterious logic emperors, and there are also some NPC fans who are randomly washing the floor. It is always a mixed bag. Regarding the relationship between the two: I felt particularly sorry for Shao Qin at the beginning. He was obviously a person who traveled through time, but he still wanted to take the blame for the original owner, and he was always misunderstood by Feng Jingyi. Especially when I'm getting divorced, I'm so angry, why am I getting divorced just because I don't agree with each other? (Suddenly emotional) Then I felt that Feng was a little confused, and suddenly I was disappointed with Shao. I felt sorry for my little Qinqin, and thought I might as well kick Feng away. You deserve better hahahaha. But later on, Feng started to become more sweet when he became enlightened. In the later period, there were all kinds of meetings (applause). However, the emotional processing feels not smooth, which sometimes makes me feel a little confused, but it is still a heart-stirring love: D. Overall, I still like this article very much. The writing is very smooth and there are many conflict points, which makes people want to read more. However, the ending is a bit rushed. Please provide a sequel.
Press the claws, it's worth collecting after reading it
Woohoo, I really hope there is a sequel. I watched it in one day! I really like this kind of love.
Fang Chun: Hello everyone, I changed my name to Fang Xing
Alas, I will only read this when I have no books to read.
I've finished reading it, it's very good! The disadvantage is that it is too plain...
Ahhhhhhhhh it's beautiful! ! Confess your love! ! !
Um, please support me. There is a supporting character whose name is wrong. He used to be called Fang Chun, but in the last 2 chapters, it was all over the place (*??*)
Very good, I finished reading it in one sitting
I love the characters! The story is also good!