Song Zhao unexpectedly transmigrated into a xianxia novel, becoming the cannon-fodder Song Zhao who fought the protagonist gong, Shen Qingyuan, for the universally adored protagonist shou.
In the novel, Song Zhao was handsome and talented, but a bit of an idiot. To win the protagonist shou's favor, he did plenty of foolish things, leaving his sect to clean up the mess in the end.
No matter how earnestly his senior brother and master tried to persuade him, Song Zhao refused to listen. But the only person the universally adored shou liked was the protagonist gong: Song Zhao's junior brother, Shen Qingyuan.
So, in order to win the shou's heart, Song Zhao even cruelly cast Shen Qingyuan into a secret realm that countless seniors had entered over the past thousand years, never to return.
But Shen Qingyuan was the protagonist, after all. Not only did he survive, he also gained a great opportunity.
So the first thing he did after coming back was deal with Song Zhao, using exceptionally cruel methods.
Song Zhao, who had just transmigrated and hadn't had the chance to do anything stupid yet: Thank goodness I'm still alive.
Then Song Zhao realized that his junior brother was not only handsome, but also had a great personality. Why let the universally adored shou have him? Wouldn't it be better to keep him for myself?!
Coming soon: I Don't Know How to Do This Problem. Can You Explain It to Me?
Blurb: Yu Yang, nicknamed “Yu the God,” is smart, handsome, and kind. Apart from his family being terribly poor, you can't find a single thing wrong with him.
Su Jinchuan is known as a top student. Other than being good at studying and coming from a wealthy family, you can't find anything to like about him.
On the high school entrance exam, Su Jinchuan came first and Yu Yang came third. When school started, they were still seated one behind the other.
Yu Yang always felt that Su Jinchuan had it in for him.
His best friend, Song Qi, waved a hand. “No, no. I think the way he looks at you is just like love.”
Yu Yang rolled his eyes, unconvinced.
“Then why not ask him?”
Yu Yang thought asking directly would be awkward, so he decided to test the waters indirectly. He grabbed his workbook, walked up to Su Jinchuan, and asked, “Hey, top student, I can't do this problem. Could you explain it to me?”
Su Jinchuan didn't answer. His ears turned red first.
Hey, hey, hey, Su Jinchuan, what's going on with you? If you act like that, I'm going to get the wrong idea!
Sunny, cheerful shou (Yu Yang) x seemingly aloof but secretly flirtatious (probably) gong (Su Jinchuan)
Thesis: Senior and junior brothers work together to help their sect flourish.
Sudden corpse-like update!?
It's a great inspiration, but it's a shame. Advance the plot faster, don't use so many psychological descriptions, and just do something interesting. Competitions and secret realms can be called old-fashioned or classic. It depends on how you write them. If competitions and secret realms do not advance the development of the plot, it is better not to write about them.
Couldn't Jin Danqi discover Xiao Ming's existence?
"Like a fox that has bad intentions..."
I really think Xiao Ming's writing is too much.
I came back and looked at my comments from a year ago. My wife has been included in the series that will be completed in my lifetime (?×ω×`)
Why do I feel that Song focuses more on Xiao and Shen doesn't have much interaction with Song. I don't understand why Song likes Shen instead of Xiao. Xiao is a supporting role and has more scenes than the protagonist. Is this okay? I know Song is trying to make the sect rise, but doesn't Xiao have a senior brother? His senior brother just let Song teach his junior brother? Doesn't his senior brother feel guilty? I know Shen is good at everything, but Song has always paid more attention to Xiao. Isn't he jealous? Oh yes, there are too few emotional lines with him, so I fell in love with him. Could it be that we were a couple in the previous life? I don't understand
Uh, Zhou Qiaoer is too much of a tool! Move wherever needed!
I just said there were no emotional scenes, here it comes
When did the emotional drama come about?