Coming soon, please add to your collection: The CEO Falls for His Father's Wealthy Lover
Synopsis:
The legendary nation's dream husband, Li Jiaxing, has women in his life like dishes at a banquet: the women who appear in the news are never the same twice. He's never seemed willing to stop for anyone.
Until he meets Min Yunyan, who hides behind her father and timidly peeks out to greet him. It's as if a wayward Cupid's arrow has struck him straight in the heart.
"I thought of you as my wife, and you want to be my mom?" Li Jiaxing narrows his eyes, a deep look in them, and lets out a snort.
He gazes obsessively down at Min Yunyan, who should have been crawling at his feet. A possessive obsession fills his heart. He's never failed to get what he wants, and that includes you.
Min Yunyan lies in bed, holding her aching lower back as she sighs for ages. Help! Who can rein in this outrageous ancestor who's a generation removed from me? At this rate, someone's really going to die.
Li Jiaxing: That's it, then. We'll have a baby, enough to make a soccer team.
Min Yunyan: ???
Synopsis:
When Wang Xiao wakes up, he's transmigrated into a school novel as a minor male character who's been second in every exam for years. The original owner seems quiet and reserved, but has a rich inner life. Besides doing homework, he spends his time writing love letters to the male lead.
But...
As the top student at Jiangcheng No. 1 High School, Wang Xiao tears up the exam paper marked with a big red X and declares, "I've never known what it means to be young and reckless. I only know that the winner takes all!"
With my exam-prep books in hand, I don't care about anyone. If I'm taking an exam, I'm taking first place!
The first step to reclaiming first place:
Take down the male lead, Qin Mian, a wheelchair-bound, handsome rich kid, whose academic prowess is hard to gauge.
After midterms, Qin Mian looks at the name above his on the grade sheet: Wang Xiao. For the first time, a passionate warmth enters his usually emotionless gaze.
He narrows his eyes. Hah, interesting.
Later...
Qin Mian spins his wheelchair after Wang Xiao. "I'm not forcing you. I'm not forcing you at all. I really do like you!"
Wang Xiao holds an exam-prep book in each hand. "Get lost! Don't bother me while I'm studying!"
Qin Mian pulls out a stack of pink love letters. "Didn't you say you liked me? You even wrote me love letters before. I've kept the proof. Are you going to deny it now?"
Wang Xiao: I love studying, and studying loves me. Who are you?
Qin Mian says gravely, "Your husband!"
Wang Xiao: ??? I remember my household register still says I'm unmarried.
That night...
Wang Xiao's voice is hoarse from crying, and his eyes are red. He rubs his nearly broken back and grabs Qin Mian's arm. "I'm changing my answer to that question. I, Wang Xiao, am married. Do not disturb."
Coming soon, please add to your collection: All the Underworld Bigwigs Want to Scam Me
Synopsis:
Yin Xiaobao was a 996 programmer when he was alive. He'd been single his whole life, had plenty of money, said little, and died young. Because his soul was incomplete from birth, he couldn't be reincarnated and had to remain in the underworld. Living there long-term costs money at every turn, and the underworld happened to be urgently hiring because of a heavy workload. Delighted, he applied and proudly became a trainee underworld bailiff, earning his keep through work.
One day, on his way home from work, Yin Xiaobao was strolling by the Yellow Springs when he came across a little black dog. It looked different from other dogs, and its fur felt silky. He squatted down and petted it a few times, only to get scammed by it. It followed him around and refused to leave, so he had no choice but to take it home and raise it.
Yin Xiaobao smirks mischievously, lifts the little black dog's paws, and trains it: "Be good. Say, 'Daddy.'"
The little black dog blinks obediently. "Woof, woof."
Yin Xiaobao rubs its head, satisfied. "What a good listener."
Yin Xiaobao keeps picking up more and more stray animals until his tiny underworld dorm is nearly full. Furry and hairless, flying in the sky or running on the ground, they're all in his home. The little black dog lies beside Yin Xiaobao's pillow, its round black eyes full of hostility as it glares coldly at the unruly crowd in front of it. The other animals' fur bristles, but they stubbornly pretend not to notice and continue surrounding Yin Xiaobao.
Until...
Yin Xiaobao bites the corner of the blanket in distress, overwhelmed by an unbearable, pulsing ache. In the end, he can't even find the strength to lift a foot.
A man with long black hair commands the utmost respect throughout the underworld. He raises his phoenix eyes, their corners brimming with indulgent charm, and proudly announces to the world: "Be good. Call me your boyfriend."
Theme: Study hard and improve every day
I really like this setting. Campus and redemption (probably) are always hard to dislike. But I think the author's description of girls' menstrual periods is really too much. Indeed, many people in high school may be ignorant about sex, but menstrual periods seem to have been mentioned in junior high school biology, right? It is very normal for girls to visit their aunt in middle and high school, but this is the first time and it is in the classroom, so I have no problem with being shy. But peaches, waiting to be picked and ripe? I don't know if the author is a girl, but I am anyway. These words are really excessive. From some perspectives, this is a wrong view and a bad statement. At worst, it even insults women and conveys wrong views on sex (I may be particularly extreme, but these sentences really touch my bottom line as a girl) Moreover, I have made comments about Teacher Zhang and Jiang Yuan in the previous article. This pair of deputy CPs has no meaning at all. It has no meaning other than stimulating readers with obscure descriptions and exciting a group of LSPs. Think about it, when I first met Jiang Yuan, I don't know whether it was love at first sight or a change of personality. And then slept on the first night? And from the article, it seems that Jiang Yuan drank alcohol, acted unconsciously on Teacher Zhang, and coaxed Teacher Zhang the next day (and succeeded? This simply makes me wonder if he is a teacher in his thirties, who seems to have no ability to think independently) Everyone knows the rest of the plot anyway, and I really don't want to talk about it. Although I felt very excited and exciting at the time, thinking about it now, it's hard to describe in words... At the end, Teacher Zhang said that he also liked me and he just broke up. Is this considered mutual love? Force him? If it were Haitang, she really wouldn't say anything, but not here. The character's outlook is simply breathtaking. He drinks alcohol and plays with props (Zhang himself is willing to play DJ, I guess). Teacher Zhang must be interested in sex, and he can get along well with Jiang Yuan. Even though sometimes the characters cannot represent the author's views, there are actually many places in the article that can reflect a person, right? If white-cut and black-cut paired with older silly white sweetness is a special xp, then "ripe peaches, waiting for others to pick" is more or less the author's inner thoughts. It's really amazing. Is this a description of a high school girl, a shy girl who gets her period for the first time? Is there no other way to highlight the truth, goodness and beauty of the protagonist? Or even just delete the sentence that seems to be probing back and forth on the edge of something, which may be a little ambiguous for some ignorant and curious teenagers (are there such pure children now?). (Speaking of which, the stepfather in front of me is also incredible. He may not be the best in the world. He drinks alcohol, gambles, and wants to have sex with his stepson. He is such a scumbag.) It's really annoying! I only like the protagonist and Gao Rang. Above, I also feel that I am extreme and even exaggerate in some places. I have my own ideas and views. I am also an adolescent or even a second-year student. I often only like to think from my perspective. It is impossible for a person to think about something completely objectively. The best I can do is to be as objective as possible. But I don't want to change it. I feel that if the author didn't intentionally write something bad, then the author's views are somewhat skewed.
Big? More updates? I really like this type of article now, QAQ, it's great, there are still more updates. If you come back and update, please remember to give me a thumbs up~
Home run ahhhh! The male protagonist is really, look at what others do, and look at you, well, it's hard to say. Please keep updating. . . It's too slow and it's annoying to chase??
Damn it, this is actually a eunuch novel
Damn it, Qin Mian, look at him! Go straight to third base!
The writing is very good. I look forward to finishing it.
Wochehehe, is this something I can see in Jinjiang? I really hate it!!!
Like (?ω?)Hiahiahia, please update
... Don't follow the example of playing card V next door.
It looks good, come on, I thought I was going to give up on writing.