Give Me a Good Person Card

Xie Mian cultivated immortality for over a decade before discovering that he had transmigrated into a book, one about severing all emotion and leveling up. The original protagonist was none other than his childhood friend, Lu Feizhi. His mission is to receive a “good person card” from Lu Feizhi himself: “You’re a good person, but love can’t be forced.” Lu Feizhi comes from a prestigious family, is stunningly handsome and exceptionally talented, and is a master of putting on an act. His secret admirers could form a line stretching from Xizhou to Dongzhou, and he hands out at least 365 good person cards a year. Xie Mian doesn’t think the mission will be difficult. To make sure he completes it, he diligently follows a romantic story’s formula: bringing Lu Feizhi dinner in the evening and flowers in the morning. When he thinks he’s laid enough groundwork, he arranges to meet Lu Feizhi in a dark grove and calmly says, “Feizhi, I have feelings for you.” In the darkness, Lu Feizhi is even calmer than he is. “I recorded what you just said.” Xie Mian freezes. “Huh?” Xie Mian staggers back, only to be pinned against a tree. Lu Feizhi traps him between the tree trunk and himself, his eyes burning like a wildfire. “You’re in love with me, right? Come on, let’s start with a kiss.” … Lu Feizhi stands before a giant water mirror said to show people the thing they regret most in life. He has considered what he might see. Perhaps he’ll be wounded and left with nowhere to turn! Or maybe he’ll make one wrong move and lose all hope of ascending forever! Whatever hardship he faces, he absolutely will not let it shake his resolve. But even he, so full of confidence, is stunned by what he sees. Xie Mian, you big liar!! Confessing and then refusing to admit it… That’s just too much, isn’t it?!! … Silly version: Xie Mian: Want to date? Lu Feizhi: The kind where I’ll kill myself if you break up with me! … Here’s a preview of my upcoming novel: When Your “First Love” Becomes the Villain Li Yan is perfectly happy with the first sixteen years of his life. He’s handsome, long-legged, popular, and rich, with loving parents. As a total pretty-face enthusiast, he’s just met the girl of his dreams. She’s cool and aloof, with a lovely face. She’s even taller than him, but he doesn’t mind at all. It was love at first sight, and he’s been secretly pursuing her for three months. He’s just about to confess. Everything is perfect, until he suddenly discovers that he’s living in a book. The male and female leads don’t have much to do with him. But there’s one villain who appears later in the story, and Li Yan can’t ignore him. The book says the villain absolutely hates being mistaken for a girl. When he was young, a pervert pursued and toyed with him, thinking he was a girl. He never forgot it, and when he grew up, he sent the whole family to prison. Now Li Yan realizes that this villain is the “girl” of his dreams, whom he’s been pursuing for three months. Li Yan slowly lowers his head and sees the message he just sent: [Buyu, would you be my girlfriend?] It’s too late to recall it. Staring at the words, Li Yan can hear only one sentence echoing over and over in his mind. He sent the whole family to prison… Sent them to prison… Prison… A moment later, with trembling fingers, he sends two more messages: [That was a typo. What I actually meant to ask was] [Would you be my boyfriend?] Beautiful, gloomy villain top x silly, handsome-face-obsessed young master bottom P.S. Ahem, of course, it wouldn’t be our silly young master’s family who gets sent to prison. He’s silly, not a pervert. Core theme: