Roy, from an apocalypse novel, transmigrates into an interstellar novel as the contract beast of the villain. He wakes up at the very moment the villain and the male lead's family are choosing their contract beasts, already standing right in front of the villain...
To avoid the tragic fate of following the villain, Roy immediately turns around and walks over to an ordinary-looking person behind him, choosing them as his contract master.
Villain: "???"
Ordinary person Qi Qiyu: "???"
In the apocalypse, there was nothing to be had, so Roy, having chosen an ordinary contract master, enjoys a wonderful life of eating his fill and being cute.
Then one day, someone tells him that his master changed his name, and used to be called "Qi Xiao."
Roy: "!!!"
Meow meow meow? Isn't that the villain's name?! Master, you liar!!! Aren't you an ordinary person?!
Qi Qiyu:
Given another life, Qi Qiyu changed his name and left behind the conflicts of his past life. He used all the kindness he had to promise a silly contract beast freedom and a bright, honorable future.
Who could have guessed that the silly beast would choose him again?
What could he do?
Of course he'd spoil him!
And so the story's biggest villain began a cozy little routine of raising a cub and taking his beast for walks every day.
I crawled back from the abyss, covered in scars. I wanted to set you free.
But you chose me again, so you mustn't give up. I won't let you give up, either.
A light shone into my desolate heart. From then on, everywhere I looked, there you were.
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The next story I plan to write: "I Raised the Tyrant in My Dreams"
Han Yu is born as a merfolk prince, the most beloved in the kingdom. His parents are devoted to each other, and his formidable older brother is the heir, respected and admired by all. He lives a happy, comfortable life.
No one knows that from the age of one hundred, when he comes of age, Han Yu dreams every day of a human child.
The child is pitiful. Though he is a prince, he lives in a deserted palace, bullied by eunuchs and maids, beaten at the drop of a hat, and never given enough to eat or warm clothes to wear.
Han Yu can't help feeling sorry for him. When the child is cold, he sends clothes; when he's hungry, he sends food. Just as Han Yu finally raises him to adulthood, he stops dreaming about the poor little thing.
But the world is unpredictable. One day, a whirlpool suddenly appears in the ocean and pulls Han Yu in.
When he opens his eyes again,
the once-pitiful child, now a domineering powerhouse grown up, sits on a raised platform and stares coldly at him. "Slash his face and throw him out."
"???"
Everyone knows that Ling Jundu, the tyrant of the Duan Dynasty, had a beloved who died young. In hopes of wealth and glory, people eagerly send him substitutes with similar faces, but things never go as they hope.
Just when they think this time will be no different, they see...
The substitute, who had his head bowed, has somehow appeared before the tyrant, standing there with an imposing air. Without the least bit of hesitation, he slaps the tyrant across the face:
"How dare you! Who gave you the nerve to speak to me like that?"
Everyone draws a sharp breath: Wow, this substitute is bold! What a firecracker!
As everyone holds their breath, mourning the substitute in advance, they see their usually cold and merciless emperor turn red at the tips of his ears, hoist the substitute over his shoulder, and hurry away.
Everyone suddenly understands: Oh, so His Majesty likes spicy little peppers!
They decide that from now on, this is the type of beauty they'll send him!
"..."
Recommended completed stories (click the author's page in the upper-right corner and scroll down to find them):
"Transmigrated as a Mermaid Presented to the Tyrant" "Me: The Beloved One, I'm Back" "How Are You the Villain?!" "Worrying Every Day About Not Spending All My Money" "The Evil Spirit Doesn't Want to Follow the Plot"
Core theme: Salvation and reciprocal salvation
Why does this chapter feel so confusing?
It would be better to write this chapter directly at the beginning. It would be too big to leave it here for a while.
It's so cute. I really like the tone of communication between the two. Ps: Why are there so few comments?
To catch a bug, "You are no longer eternal" is not "not eternal", but it is also the author of Zai and Zai Bu, alas.
The second floor is the chassis for the cubs, and the third floor is the chassis for the parents? Territory? It can be seen that in the first two chapters, the author wanted to write about daily life interspersed with memories to drive the plot, and then reveal a little bit of the background of the rebirth attack. However, the writing style is really immature and cannot support the imagination, making the progress of the plot very fragmented.
"More than" on page five???? Is that so?
79% "Still with the people we want to do" is "catch"?
Catching insects. At 86.9%, "Isn't it early for someone to try?" Should be: "Can't you sleep?"
Www comments so little duck
? Should it be eaten together with the content summary?