[Advance notice: Who Exactly Am I the Ancestor Of? Please add it to your collection; blurb below.]
Shi Zhou transmigrated into a book and was forced to bind himself to the "Devotion System" to earn a new chance at life. So he dutifully devoted his whole life to the story's important characters.
The imperial crown prince, the male lead, was affectionate toward everyone but him, coldly watching as Shi Zhou became a test subject.
The younger brother who had depended on him abandoned him for power.
The rebel leader, the antagonist, treated him as a tool, exploiting him and stabbing him in the back without hesitation.
Although Shi Zhou thought they were all out of their minds, he still carried out his duties diligently. At last, after completing his mission, he wept with relief and happily charged into the enemy camp to blow himself up.
Then the System malfunctioned, and he returned to this body. One by one, all the people from before came looking for him.
But Shi Zhou couldn't be bothered to play along anymore.
He calmly brushed past the male lead trying to hold on to him. "We're not close. Excuse me."
The male lead stared at him in a daze.
He coldly stepped away from his younger brother, who was pleading for forgiveness with a pitiful expression. "I don't want you anymore."
His younger brother nearly went mad.
He shook off the regretful villain's hand. "This scar on me is from when I saved you. I waited three days and three nights. Why didn't you come save me?"
The villain spat out three mouthfuls of blood.
Shi Zhou snapped, "Get away from me!!!"
But they doggedly kept trying every day to win him back and earn his forgiveness.
Finally, one moonless, windy night, Shi Zhou could take it no longer. In a deserted alley, he pulled a sack over someone's head.
#Chase me again and I'll beat you up!#
Reader's Guide:
1. The protagonist has his own career arc, so the plot may not always move quickly.
2. Updates are at 9 p.m. every day, though the time may occasionally change. Not all the characters in the blurb have appeared in the story yet.
The scum is scum, and the love interest is the love interest. There are no scum love interests.
3. Advance notice blurb for Who Exactly Am I the Ancestor Of?:
Yan He woke up to find that he had transmigrated a thousand years into the future, to the interstellar era. Humanity was in decline, and all sorts of other species had sprung up. He'd planned to keep his head down and live quietly, but he was hit with the most outrageous case of mistaken identity in history.
The merfolk showed up in his bathtub. "You sing beautifully! You're our ancestor!"
Yan He was baffled. "Aren't there plenty of people who sing well?"
The merfolk ignored him, eagerly pushing their beautiful tails under his hands.
The elves flew to his window. "You're so beautiful! You must be our ancestor!"
Yan He explained, "Ever heard of being born beautiful?"
The elves ignored him, eagerly trying to tuck their silver hair and pointed ears beneath his hands so he would pet them.
The beastfolk followed him around, cadging food and drink. "You can command all beasts! You must be our ancestor!"
Yan He said, "It's just a lucky coincidence that my skills suit the job."
The beastfolk ignored him too, eagerly pushing their soft bellies and fluffy heads beneath his hands, begging to be petted.
Then the vampires arrived. "You have fangs! You must be our ancestor!"
Yan He was speechless. "My canine teeth are just a little pointy."
The vampires still wouldn't listen. They turned into tiny bats and clung to him.
One day, a man as handsome as a god came to his door.
The man said, "I'm different from them. I came to apply for a place by our ancestor's side, and to be their dad."
In an instant, the merfolk bared their rows of razor-sharp teeth; the elves drew their bows; the beastfolk hunched into attack positions; and the vampires transformed into their human forms, eyes blood-red.
Yan He: QAQ
Theme:
Is my point of abuse and pleasure different from others? Why do I feel that all the offense and suffering are in my heart. Even though there are too few offensive appearances, Shou does seem to be too friendly to the scumbags?
However, from another perspective, Shou approached them all because of the mission in the first place, except for his younger brother. Then, for the feeling, there is no big expectation or much love. I can't express it clearly, but I feel like I understand the author's intention. I don't think it's too cruel, and I don't think it's holy. I simply feel the clarity of life.
I didn't expect it to end so quickly, and I'm a bit confused (
How can I put it, the rhythm of the first half of the book was quite good, things happened, and there was also a long and steady flow of time for people to experience it.
But later on, I felt that the pace changed as I wrote, and it felt a bit disjointed. It felt like one chapter changed to one content too quickly, leaving little time to understand it. Many things that could be expanded upon were written in just a few strokes, and there was no real sense. It gave people the feeling of a rushed ending to one person's story.
To be honest, I'm not very good at describing, and the preface and the last part of this paragraph are somewhat inconsistent, as if I'm trying to find fault.
However, in the end, I still want to thank the author for persisting in writing this book, which allowed me to see a new world, a story about other people's lives.
Thank you for your hard work!
I don't know what to say. I can only say that I feel like I don't have myself in this feeling.
I stayed up late watching it and came back to catch up, and my wife rejected it! !
I don't know why, but I think this should be a be. No one can find Shi Xiaoshou. Others live in regret for the rest of their lives, and then Shou Shou returns to modern times and lives a new life with a new body.
Can you write a sweet side story for QAQ? I was made to cry several times.
I stayed up late watching it... My liver hurts... It's so fucking sweet! ! !
Great writing, Aining
Sweet articles have a career line. Whether they are enjoyable or not depends on one's judgment on the cool articles. Maybe I have too high requirements for the coolness, but I generally feel a little aggrieved (
After reading this, let's go to the first chapter to sort out the minefields? It's not really a demining exercise, it's just a simple way to express my aggrieved feelings and wanting to cry. Since there are many plots, I'll only pick the ones that I remember clearly.
1 There are seventy-two chapters in the whole text, but around the thirty-first chapter it begins to have a sadistic tendency. This may be because the author used one sentence in the copy to describe the career line and whether the progress will be very fast? It really won't be any time soon. Then there are ten chapters at the back describing how Shou likes Shou. The author really distinguishes between Scum and Gong. When describing Shou's feelings, he doesn't mention Scum at all. Naturally, there is no abuse of Scum. I think 90% of the copy is about Suffering. In fact, it is too much to say that 40% of the text is Suffering. So I really don't understand why the author's copy and the main text are almost two different things?
2. The Holy Mother of Shou, from the beginning to the end, almost never took the initiative to abuse Zha, and did not even deliberately mock Zha in language. Zha has always been alone and beautiful, relying on her imagination to torture herself. Except for Shou and the biggest scum in the book (Shou's younger brother, the kind who is not related by blood, send Shou to He was a guinea pig and was tortured in the laboratory, which indirectly destroyed his mental strength. When he was fighting on the front line, he gave him the wrong map and wanted him to die. The map thing happened near the end. The younger brother admitted it without guilt after wanting to kill him. Then he found out that he had misunderstood Shou (I am too lazy to recall what the misunderstanding was, it was the way the scumbag found out that he had misunderstood). Later, when Shou was about to die due to being framed by his map, which indirectly caused Shou to fall into the insect infestation, he took action to save Shou himself and died, I tm I really wanted to scold him, but he died without abusing him. I don't know if the author wanted to clear his name or what he wanted to do. This brother was unrepentant until the end and cheated Shou without any guilt (map) and then he just let go of Shou, especially the description of his psychology before his death. , Is death a relief? I wish I could save him and let him experience everything that happened to him that would be worse than death, so he dies? I really can't complain. Anyway, if you want to see a scumbag, don't go in. You will be disappointed. The author's description of the scumbag is really sorry for his writing. Sometimes the author may want to write about scumbag abuse, but I really can't get the point of scumbag abuse. I can only see suffering, without the intention of scumbag abuse, and then scumbag relies on his imagination to torture himself. I don't know what the author is doing by posting this abuse of scumbag copywriting. I really want to ask, where is the scumbag?
3 Before Chapter 30 (when Shou was in a false state of death, and everyone except one scum showed that Shou was dead), all the scumbags had been looking for a substitute, seizing power, and conducting experiments. They didn't care at all about the news that Shou was dead. I thought at the time, you are kidding me. How can a group of people who are really scumbags not feel guilty at all abuse each other?_??
4!!!!!!!!! In the end, Shou regarded Gong as his faith. I personally felt that the emotional investment between Gong and Shou was not equal. Throughout the whole text, I didn't see what Gong did for Shou. The things that Gong did could be achieved by Shou's own ability. But at the end, Shou made it clear that he could die for Gong, live for Gong, die for Gong. At that time, Shou and Gong were both in the same physical condition. They were overextending their lives in exchange for combat power. Shou had a choice before him: save Gong or save himself. Shou chose to save Gong and risked his life to find medicine for this. Shou had suffered so many injuries before, and he didn't care about the scumbag and didn't abuse him. I thought he was a cold type and wouldn't put too much emotion into it. After all, he was so hurt by someone he valued and he didn't want to abuse the scumbag. I thought he didn't care about feelings or anything? I didn't expect him to do this for Gong. Shou's physical problems were finally solved by himself. I don't know what the point of getting Gong is. Is it just to accommodate Shou's feelings that have nowhere to go? How does attack help? The meaning of existence is to highlight the deep feeling of feeling? Let Shou give up everything for him, including yourself? What did Gong do when Shou gave up everything for Gong? Oh yes, I remembered. He saved Shou once, and then asked Shou to fight on the front line for his ideal of protecting the empire until he was about to die. After the defense was over, he had to make his own choice of fighting or living to find medicine for Gong. I think he is a normal, cold-blooded person with no passionate feelings when he needs to be abused. Why is he like this now? The copy says that you are a scumbag, but the text talks about giving up your life to love others.
Is my point of abuse and pleasure different from others? Why do I feel that all the offense and suffering are in my heart. Even though there are too few offensive appearances, Shou does seem to be too friendly to the scumbags? However, from another perspective, Shou approached them all because of the mission in the first place, except for his younger brother. Then, for the feeling, there is no big expectation or much love. I can't express it clearly, but I feel like I understand the author's intention. I don't think it's too cruel, and I don't think it's holy. I simply feel the clarity of life.
I didn't expect it to end so quickly, and I'm a bit confused ( How can I put it, the rhythm of the first half of the book was quite good, things happened, and there was also a long and steady flow of time for people to experience it. But later on, I felt that the pace changed as I wrote, and it felt a bit disjointed. It felt like one chapter changed to one content too quickly, leaving little time to understand it. Many things that could be expanded upon were written in just a few strokes, and there was no real sense. It gave people the feeling of a rushed ending to one person's story. To be honest, I'm not very good at describing, and the preface and the last part of this paragraph are somewhat inconsistent, as if I'm trying to find fault. However, in the end, I still want to thank the author for persisting in writing this book, which allowed me to see a new world, a story about other people's lives. Thank you for your hard work!
I don't know what to say. I can only say that I feel like I don't have myself in this feeling.
I stayed up late watching it and came back to catch up, and my wife rejected it! !
I don't know why, but I think this should be a be. No one can find Shi Xiaoshou. Others live in regret for the rest of their lives, and then Shou Shou returns to modern times and lives a new life with a new body.
Can you write a sweet side story for QAQ? I was made to cry several times.
I stayed up late watching it... My liver hurts... It's so fucking sweet! ! !
Great writing, Aining
Sweet articles have a career line. Whether they are enjoyable or not depends on one's judgment on the cool articles. Maybe I have too high requirements for the coolness, but I generally feel a little aggrieved (
After reading this, let's go to the first chapter to sort out the minefields? It's not really a demining exercise, it's just a simple way to express my aggrieved feelings and wanting to cry. Since there are many plots, I'll only pick the ones that I remember clearly. 1 There are seventy-two chapters in the whole text, but around the thirty-first chapter it begins to have a sadistic tendency. This may be because the author used one sentence in the copy to describe the career line and whether the progress will be very fast? It really won't be any time soon. Then there are ten chapters at the back describing how Shou likes Shou. The author really distinguishes between Scum and Gong. When describing Shou's feelings, he doesn't mention Scum at all. Naturally, there is no abuse of Scum. I think 90% of the copy is about Suffering. In fact, it is too much to say that 40% of the text is Suffering. So I really don't understand why the author's copy and the main text are almost two different things? 2. The Holy Mother of Shou, from the beginning to the end, almost never took the initiative to abuse Zha, and did not even deliberately mock Zha in language. Zha has always been alone and beautiful, relying on her imagination to torture herself. Except for Shou and the biggest scum in the book (Shou's younger brother, the kind who is not related by blood, send Shou to He was a guinea pig and was tortured in the laboratory, which indirectly destroyed his mental strength. When he was fighting on the front line, he gave him the wrong map and wanted him to die. The map thing happened near the end. The younger brother admitted it without guilt after wanting to kill him. Then he found out that he had misunderstood Shou (I am too lazy to recall what the misunderstanding was, it was the way the scumbag found out that he had misunderstood). Later, when Shou was about to die due to being framed by his map, which indirectly caused Shou to fall into the insect infestation, he took action to save Shou himself and died, I tm I really wanted to scold him, but he died without abusing him. I don't know if the author wanted to clear his name or what he wanted to do. This brother was unrepentant until the end and cheated Shou without any guilt (map) and then he just let go of Shou, especially the description of his psychology before his death. , Is death a relief? I wish I could save him and let him experience everything that happened to him that would be worse than death, so he dies? I really can't complain. Anyway, if you want to see a scumbag, don't go in. You will be disappointed. The author's description of the scumbag is really sorry for his writing. Sometimes the author may want to write about scumbag abuse, but I really can't get the point of scumbag abuse. I can only see suffering, without the intention of scumbag abuse, and then scumbag relies on his imagination to torture himself. I don't know what the author is doing by posting this abuse of scumbag copywriting. I really want to ask, where is the scumbag? 3 Before Chapter 30 (when Shou was in a false state of death, and everyone except one scum showed that Shou was dead), all the scumbags had been looking for a substitute, seizing power, and conducting experiments. They didn't care at all about the news that Shou was dead. I thought at the time, you are kidding me. How can a group of people who are really scumbags not feel guilty at all abuse each other?_?? 4!!!!!!!!! In the end, Shou regarded Gong as his faith. I personally felt that the emotional investment between Gong and Shou was not equal. Throughout the whole text, I didn't see what Gong did for Shou. The things that Gong did could be achieved by Shou's own ability. But at the end, Shou made it clear that he could die for Gong, live for Gong, die for Gong. At that time, Shou and Gong were both in the same physical condition. They were overextending their lives in exchange for combat power. Shou had a choice before him: save Gong or save himself. Shou chose to save Gong and risked his life to find medicine for this. Shou had suffered so many injuries before, and he didn't care about the scumbag and didn't abuse him. I thought he was a cold type and wouldn't put too much emotion into it. After all, he was so hurt by someone he valued and he didn't want to abuse the scumbag. I thought he didn't care about feelings or anything? I didn't expect him to do this for Gong. Shou's physical problems were finally solved by himself. I don't know what the point of getting Gong is. Is it just to accommodate Shou's feelings that have nowhere to go? How does attack help? The meaning of existence is to highlight the deep feeling of feeling? Let Shou give up everything for him, including yourself? What did Gong do when Shou gave up everything for Gong? Oh yes, I remembered. He saved Shou once, and then asked Shou to fight on the front line for his ideal of protecting the empire until he was about to die. After the defense was over, he had to make his own choice of fighting or living to find medicine for Gong. I think he is a normal, cold-blooded person with no passionate feelings when he needs to be abused. Why is he like this now? The copy says that you are a scumbag, but the text talks about giving up your life to love others.