My Husband in a Vegetative State Woke Up [Book Transmigration]

Upcoming novel: "Married First, Loved Later with My Nemesis" A story about a clueless young master who sets out for revenge and ends up trapping himself instead. Ruan Chengbai never took transmigrating into a book seriously, until he transmigrated into the story as a disposable supporting character, the fiance rejected by the male lead. He arrived at the exact moment the original owner was threatening to jump off a building to force a marriage. Gu Moyuan: "Go ahead and jump. I'll marry you." Ruan Chengbai: "..." (He chickened out. He'd climb down first and figure things out later.) Who could have guessed that he would slip and drag Gu Moyuan off the building with him? He suffered only minor injuries, but Gu Moyuan was seriously hurt and fell into a coma. Well, that was that. The CEO's family forced him to marry Gu Moyuan. Can't live without the protagonist? Not for Ruan Chengbai. Though his body was that of a beautiful bottom, his heart was pure top. He swallowed up most of Gu Moyuan's business empire and took a liking to Gu Moyuan's attending physician. His daily routine became flirting with the doctor. Gu Moyuan had regained consciousness two months earlier. He was waiting for his body to recover. Bit by bit, he reclaimed his business empire, waiting for the right moment to close the net. Ruan Chengbai was bringing roses to the doctor as usual when one of his subordinates called to say that every project under their control had been blocked. Ruan Chengbai flew into a rage. Who had the nerve to pull this stunt? He pushed open the hospital room door and saw that his comatose husband, the very man with all that nerve, had woken up. Ruan Chengbai: "..." A cheeky, drama-loving beauty bottom who knows when to give in VS a proud, aloof CEO top who says one thing and means another Same-sex marriage is legal in this setting. Pregnancy is involved. 1v1, both leads are each other's only partners. Simple writing, don't overanalyze it. The logic has already sprouted wings and flown away. Upcoming novel: "Married First, Loved Later" "Just look at your big brother Cheng Mu." Those words had been repeated like a magic spell for twenty years. Unless something unexpected happened, Han Qi would have to hear them for decades more. The scariest thing in the world isn't an enemy. It's that other people's child your parents are always talking about, the one whose halo you live under forever. Even the person you like tells you: "You're too childish. I like mature and steady men like Cheng Mu." After hearing that, Han Qi wished he could do a triple spin, strap Cheng Mu to a rocket, and launch it, so he would disappear forever. Too bad he couldn't, because Cheng Mu's mother and his mother were inseparable best friends, the sort who wouldn't even shed a single scrap of rust. Han Qi was utterly despairing. Then someone drugged Cheng Mu, and Han Qi happened to be passing by. His bad luck did the rest. When he woke up, Han Qi was grinding his teeth with fury. His little eyes darted around as he thought up the perfect way to get revenge. He climbed onto the windowsill despite his aching body and waited for Cheng Mu to wake up. When Cheng Mu came to, this was what he saw: Han Qi in rumpled pajamas, with suggestive marks on full display, red-rimmed eyes, and an angry accusation on his lips. "Cheng Mu, you bastard! How dare you take advantage of me? I'm calling my mom!" Han Qi smugly put on a performance, convinced he had Cheng Mu right where he wanted him. He never expected Cheng Mu to immediately notify their parents that they were getting married. Han Qi asked his friends for advice, and one of them told him: If you hate someone, marry off your spoiled daughter to them. Make their life miserable, get them cheated on, take away all their money, and strip them of their dignity. But Han Qi had no siblings, so he had to do it himself. Han Qi raised hell and made Cheng Mu lose face and money. Once he thought he'd gotten enough revenge, he tried to run away on the wedding day. Cheng Mu grabbed him firmly and sneered, "You make all that trouble and then think you can run? It won't be that easy." Han Qi was furious, but couldn't escape. Even worse, he was diagnosed with a terminal illness, and his stomach kept getting bigger by the day. A willful, clueless, teary-eyed young master bottom VS a hypocritical, heartless, cold CEO top Content warnings: 1. Both leads have flaws; neither is perfect. 2. Melodrama, same-sex marriage is legal in this setting, and the bottom gets pregnant. 3. Silly, fluffy writing and logic that goes off the rails. Don't read if that bothers you. Theme: Love rides the wind and waves