Has the Sickly Beauty Master Cleared His Name? Book Transmigration

Lu Tingqin transmigrated into a book as a villainous master with the same name. In the original story, the villainous master was a dark, reclusive research fanatic who was sickly every day. He subjected his male lead disciple to cruel experiments and abuse. Later, when the male lead awakened his dragon bloodline, he repaid every grudge recorded in his little black book. The first time, he ran a sword through Lu Tingqin's heart and destroyed all his cultivation. The second time, he made him deaf and blind and shattered every bone in his body. On the Nth time, Lu Tingqin finally died beyond all doubt. The male lead let go of his inner demons, powered up all the way, and ruled the four seas. Lu Tingqin arrived on the night before the first act of revenge. His disciple had already turned dark, sharpening his knives and preparing to ruin Lu Tingqin's reputation at dawn. Lu Tingqin: ...Give me a chance to redeem myself? Maybe I can still be saved. He prepared himself for an uphill struggle. Instead... he coasted to victory. His fellow disciples kept reading far too much into everything, heartsick and worried for him. His obsessive, scheming disciple: Regrets. If you ask, I regret it a thousand times over. Burning with regret and tossing and turning, the disciple finally worked up the courage one day to turn into a chubby little black dragon. “Master! Stop paying attention to everyone else! Stop petting the cat! I have a tail too, and I'm cute too, meow! Can you look at me a little more?” [Reading Guide] 1. A pampered, sickly beauty of a master as the bottom x a jealous little black dragon as the top 2. The master is kindhearted and socially anxious; the disciple starts out twisted, realizes his mistakes, and becomes humble before finally turning into a normal, sweet, innocent person. 3. Not a traditional cultivation world. The disciple's surname is Chong. 4. You get back what you put in. There's no planting trees only for someone else to enjoy the shade. The top and bottom grow together; both are kindhearted, hardworking good kids trying to change. They save each other, and the ending is sweet enough to make your teeth ache. [My next book is underway! Please add it to your reading list, mwah!] Title: The Beloved Life of a Fish-Man Extra Mingguang the fish-man transmigrated into a book as a disposable young master in a spacefaring world. The young master came from a wealthy family, but had an incurable, rare disease. He usually got around in a wheelchair and had a violent, jealous personality. He used underhanded tactics to smear his older brother and repeatedly tormented the white-moonlight protagonist. In the end, the protagonist's older brothers, who were all in love with him, teamed up to bring the young master to justice, leaving him with a miserable fate. When Mingguang first transmigrated, his elite CEO eldest brother treated him like a germ, his top-tier star second brother ignored him, and his third brother, whose job was anyone's guess, often wanted to send him straight to hell. The white-moonlight protagonist, forced into a servant contract, gazed at him with icy blue eyes, colder than the icebergs of the fish-men's homeland. It didn't take long for all the big shots to come around. [You are my eternal starlight, the sun beneath the water. You bring me victory, and I give you my heart.] [Reading Guide] A proud, clingy crybaby with an unusual way of thinking, the fish-man young master as the bottom x a great demon king who gets wrapped around his little finger, the fisherman as the top (the original protagonist) A spacefaring setting, a pampered protagonist falling in love, and some (not very scientific) competitive elements. Theme: Prejudice and misunderstanding can lead to painful endings. People who care about each other need to communicate and express themselves clearly.