Reborn as the Villain's Egg in a Taoist Temple

[My new novel, Master, I'm Just a Little Tiger, is now underway. Come meet the adorable little tiger!] Other people transmigrate into books as powerful big shots. Leng An transmigrates as an egg, an egg that can see ghosts. Worse, he's a villainous egg destined to be tortured to death by the protagonist for all the evil he's done. Leng An thinks being an egg for the rest of his life sounds great. He has absolutely no desire to come out (forced smile.jpg). Unfortunately, whether he wants to or not, he has to come out. Leng An hatches much earlier than he does in the original story, so when he rolls out of his egg, he's a little kid less than a meter tall. The child is completely bewildered, and immediately asks three existential questions in a row: Who am I? How did I get out of the egg? Am I some kind of chicken spirit? Chao Yang, who is in charge of looking after the egg: ... Luckily, the child that hatched from the egg grows incredibly fast, a month for him being like a year for anyone else. He's also naturally gifted in the Tao and learns anything with a single explanation. But he does have one weakness: he's afraid of ghosts. And whenever he's scared, he throws himself at his grand-disciple Chao Yang and clings on with both arms and legs. That's all well and good when he's little, but when he grows up... Chao Yang is at his wits' end. Does his grandmaster really not understand what it means for two grown men to be this intimate? Then one day, Leng An is accidentally frightened by a ghost and clings to someone else. Chao Yang discovers that he's acquired a new skill. An expressionless face on the outside, a sea of jealousy on the inside. Gradually becoming a jealous king.jpg When the grown-up Leng An realizes that his feelings for his little grand-disciple have become somewhat inappropriate, he doesn't panic at all. Really, not at all. He's going to die at the protagonist's hands anyway. What's the difference between dying sooner or later? He might as well grit his teeth and die beneath the peonies. Late at night, with the wind howling, Leng An tricks Chao Yang into his room. The next day, Leng An emerges, clutching a certain part of himself and limping. A mischievous villain bottom in a mutual-crush romance x a seemingly sweet but secretly ruthless, jealous male lead top (To prevent plagiarism, screenshots of the title and blurb were saved on Weibo on March 31, 2020.) You can also check out my completed novel, The Whole Universe Loves Watching My Cross-Dressing Livestream [Book Transmigration]. The bottom is so adorable in women's clothes~ Please add my upcoming novel, Break the Deadlock If You Don't Want to Die [Entertainment Industry], to your collection! Come read the story of a young movie star and the Tenth King of Hell~ Blurb: A riot of vengeful ghosts wreaks havoc in the underworld and disrupts his Book of Life and Death. To keep living, he has to endure six deadly ordeals... Who could have imagined something like this would happen to him? Yu Qing leaps three feet into the air in fury. "You made a mistake at work, so you have to compensate me! You have to protect me. You can't just let me die!" "Of course we can't just let you die." Xue Li smiles leisurely. "Put your pants on before you talk." Yu Qing: ... The goofy, straight-as-an-arrow Yu Qing never expected that he'd need a man to protect him, let alone that one day the protection would extend to the bed... His eyes red from crying, he can't help demanding, "Is this last deadly ordeal of mine going to be you? Tell me, are you really trying to kill me?" Xue Li smiles and kisses the tip of his nose. "Even if you die, your soul will still belong to my court." Yu Qing has experienced both meanings of being dead and coming back to life, TAT. Note: The underworld details are mostly made up, but the story isn't scary at all. Talkative King of Hell bodyguard top x beautiful movie-star bottom enduring deadly trials Recommended: My best friend's novel is fantastic~ Torturing My Scumbag Ex-Husband Until Even His Mother Doesn't Recognize Him (Quick Transmigration) by Yimian Fengqing. The ex-husband falls to his knees, weeping bitterly. Theme: Don't be superstitious. Believe in science, prosperity, democracy, and harmony.