My new danmei novel, The Villain's Guide to Winning Over Everyone Who Hates Him, is now updating daily. The entire novel is finished, so you can read with confidence.
Blurb:
Yaoji princess Yue Wuyou was framed for murdering her beloved master. Just after giving birth to a child, she was ground to dust, her soul scattered across the mortal world, and her body vanished without a trace.
Eighteen years later, the wooden puppet Wangyou awoke in the Netherworld, with no idea where she came from and no memories at all.
The Netherworld Ghost Emperor Yaoye treasured her above all else, forbidding anyone from harming so much as a hair on her head. He personally took her down to the mortal realm to exorcise demons and uphold justice, traveling across the land with her.
Until one day, his eyes reddened as he tried to remove every soul that had been placed inside her body. Wangyou gazed at the face that had once been so gentle and kind, her vision blurred with tears.
"For your Dao companion, are you really going to go this far?"
Yaoye stared at the face before him, and slowly it merged with the one in his distant memories.
"This world is too cruel. I've loved you enough. I never want to come back again."
That was what she said.
Back then, in the Netherworld, I saw countless mortals go through the cycle of life and death every day. I watched them wail and weep at Meng Po's place, and thought that even if life as a wooden puppet who had cultivated into a spirit was a little dull, at least I was spared the hassle of reincarnation.
Now I feel that reincarnation and forgetting may well be gifts Heaven bestowed upon mortals...
Cover artist: Paigu Bao
New novel blurb:
Wu Ji transmigrated into a book, becoming the lowly strategist who was drained of all his worth by the original novel's scum gong before dying in despair.
The scum gong had neither manpower nor power, yet dreamed of seizing the throne. The shou went to great lengths to help him, only to end up dead, body and soul destroyed.
After transmigrating into the book, Wu Ji decisively chose to join the thick-muscled, empty-headed, and easier-to-manipulate Crown Prince Song Zhengze, hoping to achieve his ultimate goal of ascending the throne.
However, players who weren't NPCs had to complete missions to earn experience if they wanted to change the plot.
Wu Ji was racking his brains over how to win over the story's only straight-arrow villain. The only romance in the entire book was from when the villain played with mud as a child and smeared it all over a little girl's face. Then the villain came to him of his own accord.
Wu Ji: "Work together? Sure, as long as Your Highness is willing to give yourself to me."
The crown prince: *taking off his clothes...*
It wasn't until he innocently leaned in that Wu Ji finally realized something was off.
Wu Ji: "Your Highness, do you have some kind of misunderstanding about the words 'give yourself to me'?"
The crown prince: "No. I just want to top you."
Wu Ji, who thought he couldn't possibly be any more of a top: "..."
Later, the System repeatedly issued missions ordering Wu Ji to act like a frail, delicate flower and win over the straight-arrow villain. Wu Ji firmly refused every time.
Yet the villain's affection for him kept shooting up.
Wu Ji: "???"
Are you crazy?
A dense, straightforward gong x a sensitive, suspicious shou with an exceptionally bad temper
Theme: Cherish what you have
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
Rolling pin, hahahahahahahaha, Wangyou is so good at self-deprecation.
I've reviewed this article and I'm very interested, so please give it a try!