[Synopsis]
Mo Xia was so thrilled by the annual hit novel Tyrant's Reign that he pounded the bed with both hands, his scalp tingling. He wished he could become the protagonist himself.
Then, the very next second, he died suddenly and transmigrated.
Not into the protagonist Lu Chenzhang, but into a man with the same name as his own, a bit-player destined to be tortured with the Ten Great Tortures before his corpse was dumped in a mass grave.
To stay alive, Mo Xia busily packed his little bundle and entered the palace to serve as a companion reader to the young tyrant.
But the moment he saw the young tyrant, so thin and small and bullied by everyone, Mo Xia's heart ached unbearably. He decided he would dote on the boy and raise him into the world's most perfect white lotus.
And so, softhearted Mo Xia nervously played both bodyguard and nanny, making cooling soup, holding him to sleep, sewing clothes, and preparing meals.
At last, the prince became crown prince, and the crown prince became emperor. Just as Mo Xia was ready to retire and go home, pleased with what he'd accomplished, the man who had somehow grown up to be taller than him pinned him against the wall and demanded, his face dark with gloom, "Are you going to leave me too?"
Mo Xia: "..."
So I'm not just your companion reader. You expect me to be your empress too?
A possessive, affection-starved, theatrical crown prince who later becomes a possessive tyrant × a versatile transmigrator who starts as his companion reader and ends up as his empress
Reading Guide:
(1) A classic sweet-and-satisfying tale of how I raised you with all my heart, only for you to treat me as...
(2) There will be deliciously angsty misunderstandings and a love-triangle showdown.
(3) Tyrant's Reign is purely the author's wild imagination. Don't try to match it to anything real.
(4) The early chapters are told from the perspective of the receiving character, so the attacking character might seem a little weak (only seem, though). In reality, he's a jealous drama queen who likes to play dumb while hiding his true abilities.
(5) Haven't thought of anything else yet. I'll add more if I do.
[Coming Soon: [Transmigrate into a Book] Become the Tyrant's White Moonlight Tutor] [Preview]
Murong Xuan is an ordinary tutor. What isn't ordinary is that his student is a prince, and what's even less ordinary is that this prince will one day become a tyrant who unifies the land.
How does Murong Xuan know? Because this is a novel he's read, and, to his dismay, he's become the tyrant's doomed tutor, the white moonlight who dies young.
After dutifully living out his miserable life as a bit-player at the System's insistence, Murong Xuan decides it's finally time to fake his death and enjoy his freedom.
Keeping his secret identity under wraps, Murong Xuan decides to take on another student.
The boy next door, who looks eight parts like the tyrant did as a child, seems like a great choice.
But unexpectedly, the tyrant searches the entire land for him, stubbornly convinced that he's still alive.
One day, Murong Xuan's secret identity is exposed, and the tyrant finds him.
Seeing the new student at his side, a boy who looks eight parts like himself, the tyrant asks with a dark, crazed look, "Tutor, all these years, whose substitute have I been?"
Murong Xuan: "..."
I think you've got the wrong idea. Is it still in time to explain?
A possessive, affection-starved tyrant × a carefree tutor
Theme: No matter how difficult things become, keep fighting to survive against the odds
I finished reading it in one go, skipping to the next part. The writing is very good. I used to like to force it to have a bit of bt. But when I read this book, I felt that the part where the male protagonist was under house arrest was uncomfortable. Gong will not coax him like before, speak softly, or hold back his temper. It feels like this kind of love is not love. It's a little uncomfortable to watch. Kan Shou simply forgives him, but suddenly falls in love with him, which is so awkward. I feel that I may have read the book subjectively, and it is difficult to forgive Gong's insult. Although it is a threat, but,,,,
In the beginning, Gong grows up and seizes power. The story is pretty good, but in the end, he suddenly turns into a domineering, incompetent and furious male protagonist like a retard... And in the back, the plotting part is briefly mentioned. Shou was originally very smart, but later he also turned into a little white flower... Looking at the back, I felt that Gong didn't treat Shou as a person at all, just as a possession. I felt that the author was very serious in writing the foreshadowing plot. In the end, I got tired of writing and didn't want to write it. The characters were seriously broken. I suggest you be careful later if you want to buy it.
How should I put it? Maybe it's because the updates were so far apart that I didn't have the same urgency to catch up with them. But to be honest, I didn't see the plot I imagined in the copy. The two were separated and reunited. There was a misunderstanding. But Ah Xia's reaction after they met made me feel emm. I don't know how to describe it. That's it. It didn't feel right. The two of them solved all the conflicts with just a few words, and then they were happy. Because of Gong's misunderstanding, Ah Xia's best friend and benefactor suffered a lot for nothing. In the end, the relationship faded away, and the two people's quarrel didn't end well. You can talk about the Fourth Highness and Xiang Bo, but we didn't see much of their emotional line at all. I really liked the first dozen chapters before entering v, but in the end, it seemed that the more I wrote, the less I felt... I hope you will work harder, and I look forward to seeing better works from you (this is my personal feeling, if you feel uncomfortable after reading it, just think of me as a fart)
When will we find out that Ah Xia doesn't like Xiang Bai?
The first part is really good, but the ending is too rushed. I feel like I was in a hurry to write the ending, and the later part was so coercive that I couldn't feel the love between the two. Ahhhh, the front part is really good, ahhhh.
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"[Red Mansion] Dressed as Jia She's original wife's sister"
The third girl of the Zhang family, Yi'an, whose father was a veteran of two dynasties, was worshiped as a grand master, and her eldest sister was a noble concubine in the imperial dynasty. She was deeply favored by the emperor. The eldest brother won the first prize and had a bright future, while the second brother was extremely talented and famous in Beijing.
They are truly one of the first-class aristocratic families in the capital, and their writing and calligraphy are all splendid when they walk, sit or lie down.
Until...
Announcement of spring: "Third girl, the second girl's marriage has been decided."
Zhang Yian: "Which one have you decided on?"
Announcement of spring: "Uncle Pardon from the Jia family of Rongguo Mansion."
Zhang Yian: "Which one are you talking about? Rongguo Mansion? Uncle Pardon?"
So, she traveled to the Red Mansion. Her elegant, gentle, knowledgeable and courteous second sister was Jia She's first wife who had never appeared before?
There is also a completed old article: "The Noble Lady in the Red Mansion Qing Ming"
I can't even remember the previous one. I've been watching it again in the past two days. Please update it soon. If you don't update it, my heart will break. QAQ
I feel like Feng has gone crazy
Wuwuwuwu, when can we wait for my wife's update? QAQ
Is this more than just a little perversion? ? I hope Xiao Luzi understands it soon... (He hesitates to speak)
I finished reading it in one go, skipping to the next part. The writing is very good. I used to like to force it to have a bit of bt. But when I read this book, I felt that the part where the male protagonist was under house arrest was uncomfortable. Gong will not coax him like before, speak softly, or hold back his temper. It feels like this kind of love is not love. It's a little uncomfortable to watch. Kan Shou simply forgives him, but suddenly falls in love with him, which is so awkward. I feel that I may have read the book subjectively, and it is difficult to forgive Gong's insult. Although it is a threat, but,,,,
In the beginning, Gong grows up and seizes power. The story is pretty good, but in the end, he suddenly turns into a domineering, incompetent and furious male protagonist like a retard... And in the back, the plotting part is briefly mentioned. Shou was originally very smart, but later he also turned into a little white flower... Looking at the back, I felt that Gong didn't treat Shou as a person at all, just as a possession. I felt that the author was very serious in writing the foreshadowing plot. In the end, I got tired of writing and didn't want to write it. The characters were seriously broken. I suggest you be careful later if you want to buy it.
How should I put it? Maybe it's because the updates were so far apart that I didn't have the same urgency to catch up with them. But to be honest, I didn't see the plot I imagined in the copy. The two were separated and reunited. There was a misunderstanding. But Ah Xia's reaction after they met made me feel emm. I don't know how to describe it. That's it. It didn't feel right. The two of them solved all the conflicts with just a few words, and then they were happy. Because of Gong's misunderstanding, Ah Xia's best friend and benefactor suffered a lot for nothing. In the end, the relationship faded away, and the two people's quarrel didn't end well. You can talk about the Fourth Highness and Xiang Bo, but we didn't see much of their emotional line at all. I really liked the first dozen chapters before entering v, but in the end, it seemed that the more I wrote, the less I felt... I hope you will work harder, and I look forward to seeing better works from you (this is my personal feeling, if you feel uncomfortable after reading it, just think of me as a fart)
When will we find out that Ah Xia doesn't like Xiang Bai?
The first part is really good, but the ending is too rushed. I feel like I was in a hurry to write the ending, and the later part was so coercive that I couldn't feel the love between the two. Ahhhh, the front part is really good, ahhhh.
There is a new article notification: "[Red Mansion] Dressed as Jia She's original wife's sister" The third girl of the Zhang family, Yi'an, whose father was a veteran of two dynasties, was worshiped as a grand master, and her eldest sister was a noble concubine in the imperial dynasty. She was deeply favored by the emperor. The eldest brother won the first prize and had a bright future, while the second brother was extremely talented and famous in Beijing. They are truly one of the first-class aristocratic families in the capital, and their writing and calligraphy are all splendid when they walk, sit or lie down. Until... Announcement of spring: "Third girl, the second girl's marriage has been decided." Zhang Yian: "Which one have you decided on?" Announcement of spring: "Uncle Pardon from the Jia family of Rongguo Mansion." Zhang Yian: "Which one are you talking about? Rongguo Mansion? Uncle Pardon?" So, she traveled to the Red Mansion. Her elegant, gentle, knowledgeable and courteous second sister was Jia She's first wife who had never appeared before? There is also a completed old article: "The Noble Lady in the Red Mansion Qing Ming"
I can't even remember the previous one. I've been watching it again in the past two days. Please update it soon. If you don't update it, my heart will break. QAQ
I feel like Feng has gone crazy
Wuwuwuwu, when can we wait for my wife's update? QAQ
Is this more than just a little perversion? ? I hope Xiao Luzi understands it soon... (He hesitates to speak)