The Dragon-Aotian Hero Enters a GB Novel

Yu Linchuan brought all his spiritual power with him when he transmigrated into the fiance of a village girl in a GB novel.

A former super cultivation expert who had once been handed the script of a domineering chosen one, Yu Linchuan planned to rebuild his glory in this book.

Step one: win over the heroine and make her admire him. Step two: win over the heroine's younger sister. Step three... become the king of this world!

Full of confidence, Yu Linchuan met Shi Ying for the first time and was about to cast a spell on her. To his surprise, his magic failed, and he made a fool of himself instead.

The second time he met Shi Ying, his magic failed again, and he was framed by a male supporting character.

The nth time he met Shi Ying, she had him thoroughly ravished, but his spiritual power soared.

The good news: dual cultivation came with him!

The bad news: his magic doesn't work on the heroine!

After his spiritual power surged again and again, Yu Linchuan came to enjoy it. He gave up his dignity completely, dealt with his “rivals,” protected his position, and clung to the heroine's leg.

Shi Ying: Didn't you say no?

Yu Linchuan: Your husband was born to serve his wife. Come on, my lady, *me!

[Arrogant, proud, jealous chosen one × sweet-looking but secretly calculating little lady]

★ Reader's guide:

1. The heroine starts out in the countryside and later enters the imperial court.

2. The closer the hero is to the heroine, the stronger his magic gets, but it doesn't work on her. He's insanely jealous, always looking for attention, and extremely fussy. When he puts on an act, he looks like a decent person; when he drops it, his manners are anyone's guess.

3. Women are respected above men where the heroine lives, but this custom doesn't apply elsewhere.

4. The hero is chaste, in both his past and present lives.

5. No role reversal. The little lady is always the one on top.

6. Little Immortal Yu was eighteen before he transmigrated, and is still eighteen afterward.

Theme: Moving forward together, standing on one's own feet