The author's other ongoing work, "The Gynecologist Who Transmigrated into a Men-Only Romance," is now serializing. Please check it out!
Synopsis
A campus band romance / face-slapping, sweet, satisfying story
A cocky, devilishly handsome, free-spirited band frontman shou x a cold, domineering campus heartthrob guitarist gong
Xu Ran transmigrates into a campus novel as a lovesick stalker who has a crush on the protagonist gong.
He's an annoying, shameless clingy pest who makes trouble at every turn, so much so that even cats and dogs despise him. The protagonist gong loathes him.
On the first day after transmigrating, Gu Chi, the protagonist gong, looks at him with disgust. "I'm never going to like you. Give it up."
Newly transmigrated Xu Ran stares blankly. "Bro, there can only be one top in a relationship. We're the same type."
Later
Gu Chi pins Xu Ran against the wall, his gaze cold and intense, his tone full of menace. "Tell me, do you like me or the protagonist shou?"
Xu Ran rubs his aching waist and meets his glare head-on. "I used to be a top."
Sweet romance / satisfying face-slapping / the gong pursues the shou and has to work hard to win him back
"The Gynecologist Who Transmigrated into a Men-Only Romance"
After Dr. Shi Mu, an overworked obstetrician-gynecologist, dies, he transmigrates into an ancient men-only romance novel. He becomes a mistreated son born to a concubine, and his scumbag father throws him and his frail mother out of the house.
He has no money, and never knows where his next meal will come from.
Worse still, Dr. Shi has always been a straight man, but from the start, he's pinned to the bed by a male cannon fodder character who has been drugged in the novel, and subjected to an unspeakable ordeal.
After that, he's even saddled with the "noble" status of the cannon fodder's wife and exiled alongside him for thousands of miles.
Dr. Shi can't accept that ending. Before the cannon fodder wakes up, he runs away in the dead of night.
He takes his frail mother to live in a drafty little shack, with no money for food.
No problem!
As an excellent obstetrician-gynecologist with a modern medical space, Dr. Shi returns to his old profession, starting out as a traveling doctor. First, he'll make sure they have enough to eat.
In ancient times, when medicine was underdeveloped, women suffered from painful periods, infertility, difficult labor, and miscarriage.
The men in this world are also tormented by irregular heat cycles, abdominal pain during their heat, and changes in their natural scent, since there are no doctors who specialize in treating them. When giving birth, they face immense danger because their bodies are different from women's.
Ectopic pregnancy, hemorrhaging...
For women and men alike, childbirth is a desperate gamble with their lives at stake.
-
At first, when Shi Mu goes out to see patients as a man, everyone points fingers at him.
"A man treating patients in public? What kind of behavior is that!"
"He should be finding a good man to marry instead of going around like this. Is he trying to attract attention?"
"Open a clinic? Join the Imperial Medical Bureau? Keep dreaming!"
The young man in a blue robe ignores them, quietly arranging his gleaming scalpels and surgical scissors.
Later, everyone waits in hushed anticipation outside his clinic, hoping his miraculous hands will relieve their pain and bring them back from the brink of death.
Later still, an imperial edict is slowly unfurled at the clinic entrance. "Physician Shi Mu, devoted to all under heaven and masterful in the art of medicine, is hereby appointed an Imperial Physician."
-
Dr. Shi thought that if he stayed far away from the cannon fodder, he wouldn't meet the same fate as in the book.
He never expected that men would have a heat period, too.
When it hits, the heat is unbearable, and no medicine helps.
With no other choice, he turns to the cannon fodder for relief.
After the night is over, Dr. Shi wants to do what he always does: pull up his pants and run.
But the newly enthroned emperor grabs his wrist and slowly pushes him against the wall.
The impossibly handsome man's eyes are full of affection as he gently laces his ten slender fingers through Shi Mu's. "Isn't it time for you to marry the empress?"
Shi Mu: ?
How did this ending turn out differently from the book?
Also check out the author's completed hit, "The Old Man Who Transmigrated into a Book and Went Viral on a Dating Show," available in the author's collection.
An emotionally steady, quiet, sweet old man and musical genius shou x a deep-voiced wolfdog gong who flirts shamelessly once he falls in love
Ji Yan was originally a singer, but he transmigrated into a book and became a cannon fodder everyone hated.
Using his family's connections, he forced the protagonist's official love interest into a legal marriage with the gong.
On a dating show alongside the protagonist gong and shou, he makes trouble at every turn, pushing the main couple's relationship forward, and ends up dumped by the actor gong and hated by the entire internet.
Unable to take the blow, he winds up in a care facility at a young age.
After reading the plot, Ji Yan thinks: As a middle-aged man, I can stay emotionally steady no matter what happens.
Before the show begins, the comments are full of mockery.
[Just thinking about having to look at Ji Yan's greasy, pancake-like face makes my eyes hurt.]
[If he doesn't cling to the actor and stir up trouble, I'll stand on my head and eat shit!]
When the guests make their entrance, Ji Yan steps in front of the camera and looks up, revealing a delicate face that's both fresh and striking.
[Who is this? Is that Ji Yan? Did he finally find a plastic surgery template that suits him?]
[That's not a plastic surgery face, it's the template everyone else is copying!]
When he sees his husband whispering with the original protagonist shou, he calmly steps out of the room, leaving the two of them alone.
[?? What does Ji Yan mean?]
[Doesn't he like Xie Siheng? Why isn't he throwing a fit?]
The show asks the guests to choose between kissing their partners in public or putting on a performance.
Everyone knows Ji Yan is infatuated with Xie Siheng. Naturally, he'll force the actor to kiss him, and Xie Siheng will humiliate him in front of everyone by choosing to kiss the protagonist shou instead, bringing the scene to its climax.
But when Xie Siheng chooses someone else, Ji Yan doesn't make a fuss. Calmly, he says, "I'll perform a talent. I'll sing."
[Haha, Ji Yan's going to perform a talent? He can't sing for shit. Who hasn't heard him sing off-key on livestream?]
A beam of light shines down on Ji Yan's slender figure onstage.
Wearing in-ear monitors, he sits before a gleaming piano, his fingers dancing lightly across the keys as he sings with a rich, textured voice, calm yet absorbed.
[Was that Ji Yan singing? What a heavenly voice!!]
[That went straight to my heart!]
Later, beneath a sky full of stars, he plays the violin; amid an endless sea of sand, he plays the bamboo flute; and with a paint bucket loop station, he sets the whole venue on fire.
Everyone also discovers that the mysterious musician who has recently made a name for himself composing for several top-tier stars is none other than Ji Yan!
[Holy crap! What kind of musical monster is this?]
[One man, one band. You should get to know Ji Yan!]
Xie Siheng originally wanted nothing more to do with the disgusting man, but the magnetic singing voice makes him turn around for a look.
After that one glance, he can't look away.
-
After the dating show ends, Ji Yan signs with a music company, gets to work on an album and concert, and waits for his divorce from actor Xie Siheng to become final.
But as soon as he gets home, his wrist is grabbed and his eyes are blindfolded. Remembering how focused Ji Yan looked as he sang while playing guitar, Xie Siheng can no longer suppress his surging desire. He says fiercely in Ji Yan's ear, "Divorce? Forget about it!"
Ji Yan's emotions become a little unsteady. "Friend, let's talk this out. We're too far apart in age. This won't work."
The story of how I turned a dating show into a concert / Husband, stop getting in the way of my career
○ Please support the author's collection! ○
Theme: Study hard and keep improving
The Secret Guard Became a Star Through His Fight Scenes [Ancient Times to Modern Day]
Pheromone Addiction Syndrome
After We Lost Our Memories, My Delicate Junior Martial Brother and I Conceived a Child
After Picking Up a Foolish Bodhisattva of a Man
After Becoming an Expendable Alpha Beside the Overbearing CEO
A Failed Conquest Made Me Everyone's Favorite
I Made the School Hunk Fall for Me, Then He Lost His Memory
The Hated, Gloomy Junior Sister Was Reborn
The Demon Venerable Is Carrying the Immortal Venerable's Child, His Mortal Enemy
My Current Boss Is Actually My Ex
A Top-Tier Star Makes a Career Out of the F4 Love Triangle
The Laid-Back Daoist Partner Is Reborn
This protagonist feels happy but not completely happy. It really slaps the loneliness in the face, and sometimes makes me feel aggrieved. But I really like the setting of the lead singer of the band. It's okay.
This is the first music novel I have read. I like Xu Ran very much. I think Gu Chi is not as unbearable as the comment section said. He is willing to block his future to win over Xu Ran to play music and secretly get tattoos. His struggle and concession for his role also shocked me. After all, I have never I have seen iron 1 people who are willing to do 0 for love. Most of the other articles that encountered this kind of situation have just brushed it off. It has been 7.8 Years since I read the article. As for the height, it can be close, but I am not very low-key. If this article really has mutual attacks or counter-attacks, I will not insist on it. As for the original book, I thought he was at first He is a little white flower, but for pretending to have an affair with Gong to help him avoid unnecessary troubles, as a sweetheart, I don't think it is unacceptable. After Xu Ran's questioning, I feel that in reality, a very good friend who is wronged by his friend (at least on the surface) is unfair and partial. I think it's normal, but it's really too much for him to question Xu Ran indiscriminately and not discuss the matter with Gu Chi. Judging from the rumors, they didn't know about Xu Ran Chuan Shu, but it was indeed the original Xu Ran who was bullied online before. I think it was quite impulsive from this point of view, like high school, not like college. In short, people are not perfect. The two protagonists' feelings for each other and their persistence and progress in their musical dreams really moved me. Keep up the good work
Four times, I like the love between Xu Ran and Gu Chi very much. The two of them achieve mutual success and love equally, so that their love will never change.
I can't rate it because of the lock seal, so I'll leave a comment on the last chapter. I personally give this article a four-star rating. One star is deducted for the lack of the crematorium, another star is deducted for some flaws in the plot design, and one star is deducted for the theme of the band, the theme of music hobbies and the character design. First, let me talk about the most controversial issue in the comment area, Gu Chi. I personally feel that Gu Chi is not as bad as the comment section says, at least he is not judged as a scumbag. I've also seen others who stick to the same clichés as him. That one was full of praise for sweetness, and that one's reception was much humbler than this one. However, the author of that article also labeled it a cool article... I can only say that I hope you don't read the comment section and let others lead you away from your thoughts, and read the article with an independent opinion. What's more, he didn't make a mistake in principle. The so-called forcing Xu Ran to be a zero was actually not forcing him at all. At most, he just hinted in language that he hoped Xu Ran could be a zero. After drinking, Xu Ran also said that he would go to Gu Chi's house. He must have been serious when he said he was willing to be a zero, but he should have seen that Xu Ran was a zero. It's not QJ, it really doesn't matter. There is no need to be so malicious. As for the problem of Fu and Meng, Mr. Jun Xin downstairs explained it for me. I won't go into details. Although the author does have a problem with the design here, and there is nothing he can do if readers criticize it. This should be something that should have been expected. This plot will definitely be criticized. Regarding the fact that Gu Chi's configuration is higher than that of Xu Ran, I am indeed a little uncomfortable, but Xu Ran also has unique features that can surpass Gu Chi, so I think it's okay (maybe also because there is another article for comparison, without comparison, there is no harm orz). And as a story-telling novel, I think it makes sense for the original protagonist to have a high profile. I think the most criticismable part is that the crematorium was not felt. Gu Chi is still not sad enough. Maybe the author is a bit biased towards attack and control, or he just likes this attack-receiver mode and wanted to try to write about the crematorium but failed to write it well. This is indeed quite problematic. If you remove the word "crematorium" from that sentence, at least you won't catch the wrong audience. After talking about Gu Chi's question, let me share my personal overall evaluation of this article. First of all, there are no big problems with the basic elements of the article. The writing style cannot be said to be very good, but it is not bad either. The emotions and pictures that should be expressed are all shown. At least it is much better than some primary school students on the list who write at least one sick sentence in each paragraph and cannot describe it at all. Perhaps the description of the environment can be strengthened to enhance the atmosphere and make it even better. Secondly, there is the plot design. There is definitely a problem in attacking and receiving the love line, but it is not a big problem. The soulmate aspect is definitely a plus point for me. It is much better than the inexplicable love on the list (I'm sorry, I really like to dislike the list, but the list is first to my eyes. And Heart-Moving Hands). As for band competitions and job placements, I don't know much about the specifics of the industry so I won't go into details. As someone who doesn't know much about it, it's okay. It feels good or bad. It has all the elements that should be there. Maybe at most there is a halo bonus to make everything go smoothly. Plus, there were a lot of people in bands in my high school, so maybe it was a bit of a memory buff. Finally, let's talk about Xu Ran. I really like Xu Ran. It can be seen that the author knows the musician very well. I can sympathize with Xu Ran in many places. (By the way, he is indeed very impulsive and immature in many cases, but there is a saying that there are indeed many such people, especially those who have an art or sports hobby that they love with their lives. And it must be admitted that it is easy for men to have a mental age lower than their biological age (bushi)). I would be really touched by the character of Xu Ran who loves music wholeheartedly. Many articles with this kind of character focus more on emotional lines, so I can't actually feel the character's enthusiasm for hobbies. At most, it's just because the author said "he would get abnormally angry if he was interrupted while doing this", "he didn't rest for several days while doing this", "he was very weak when he finished doing this" (I would like to criticize the author again by the way) description of the crematorium), and this article tells you that "music carries Xu Ran's memory, so it is very important", "music can bring Xu Ran such and such feelings", "Xu Ran performed xxx when listening to xxx", plus some sentences like "I didn't do my homework because I was too addicted" and "studying hard to realize my dream". That is, there are not only results and objective narratives, but also process and subjective descriptions. I think it better shows the character's love for something, and at least allows me to immerse myself in the feeling of the character. At this point, the author's writing level is already much better than many authors. All in all, this article can be called a good article in my eyes. It doesn't have to be extremely good, but it definitely won't be downgraded to nothing. There will always be a reversal if you look back patiently. Thanks to the author for bringing such a work, band themes are really rare. I seem to have browsed three times before clicking in. I hope the author can bring better articles, improve his emotional plot design, be careful about keywords and demining, and grasp the audience (oxygen). Come on. Shallow cast mine support.
Finished spreading flowers! Indeed, as the speaker said, it is an atypical show of Chuan Shu Wen, Ran Zai A, and has deep Gucci routines. Each performance is also very immersive, and you can experience those explosive, emotional, and tender feelings. As a layman, I went to the playlist to search for post-rock and instantly ate a wave of Amway (I was saved from a playlist that was all white noise). The relationship between Ranzai and Gucci progressed very naturally and was very realistic. However, there were too many trolls in the comment section before v. They always wanted to criticize Jiangshan and encourage the text. But every reader has his own taste, and no one has the right to judge the quality of the article or how the plot unfolds based on his or her own subjective preferences. Maybe there are a lot of mindless cool articles nowadays, and many people like to read crematorium-like articles about chasing wives, but to be honest, those kind of articles are a bit visually tiring, and reading too many of them is like chewing wax. After the fun is over, it is boring and leaves no impression. Therefore, in the article "Sincerity and Amway", two teenagers who understand each other's dreams, go from being disgusted with each other to working together to pursue their dreams, going all out for the love of youth, not afraid of failure but afraid of regrets. Isn't it better than the love brain story of "I love you, you don't love me, and I don't love you, you love me, but I love him"? In fact, I am quite regretful that I am still in Suyang. A person who was originally very talented was distracted by random flowers and deviated from his own track. Maybe he is the epitome of many adults, leaving me with a sense of sadness. Only with enough determination and continuous love can we keep running. But in reality, who knows what the future will be like...
I wish Mobius' lead singer Xu Ran and guitarist Gu Chi continue to create more and better music works in their time and space, and continue to love and enjoy music. Live a happy, happy and contented life. And Brother Gu, please touch me gently, Brother Ran.
I watched it a long time ago. I saw it on Baidu at that time, and now it's the official version. I like it so much, I don't know why, especially when I write music, I feel the most! Come on, Langlang [spread flowers] 💪
Gu Chi: No need to cook, just be you
Is this the end? I can't get enough of it. Let's read the next one.
I'm kidding, it's so good that I stayed up all night to read it. I really like it. Thanks for the limited fee.