I’m the Protagonist’s Fussy Childhood Friend [Book Transmigration]

Jiang Yu, a pampered young master, transmigrates into a power fantasy novel with a male protagonist and no romance, becoming the protagonist’s wicked childhood friend. In the novel, the childhood friend schemes against him, spreads rumors about him, and deliberately destroys everything important to him in an attempt to seize the affection meant for the protagonist. His greed even leads him to cause the protagonist’s parents’ deaths. In the end, the protagonist breaks his hands and legs, cuts out his tongue, and throws him into the sea to feed the fish. Jiang Yu is terrified. Luckily, he transmigrated into the protagonist’s youth, several years before the story begins. As long as Jiang Yu behaves himself as the Shen family’s adopted son and becomes the protagonist Shen Zhiheng’s little brother, he can make the protagonist his good big brother. Then the protagonist’s wealth will be his wealth, and the protagonist’s power will be his power. Jiang Yu is best at being a good little brother. At their first meeting, Jiang Yu enters the house and looks up at the cool, tall teenage protagonist, who is a head taller than him. He calls out sweetly and meekly, “Hello, Brother Zhiheng.” The teenage Shen Zhiheng gives him a cold nod, then turns and heads out to work. The next day, Jiang Yu and Shen Zhiheng go to school together. Looking at the bicycles in the bike shed, Jiang Yu gazes pitifully at Shen Zhiheng. “Brother, I don’t know how to ride a bike.” Shen Zhiheng says coldly, “I don’t like trouble.” Jiang Yu looks at him with an obedient, pitiful expression. “Brother.” In the end, Shen Zhiheng still gives Jiang Yu a ride. After that, Jiang Yu burns his hand peeling a boiled egg. “Brother…” He doesn’t know how to do laundry. “Brother…” He has a nightmare and runs into Shen Zhiheng’s room. “Brother…” He needs someone to peel his fruit. “Brother…” With one “Brother” after another, Jiang Yu eventually gets so pampered that he won’t even carry his schoolbag or water bottle to school. He leaves them all to Shen Zhiheng, and even drains the wages Shen Zhiheng worked so hard to earn, along with his competition prize money. One day, a friend sees Shen Zhiheng looking toward Jiang Yu. His face, usually harder to melt than an iceberg, shows a tender smile. The friend stares in amazement at the sun overhead. An iceberg melting all of a sudden? The sun must have risen in the west! Only Shen Zhiheng knows the iceberg didn’t melt all at once. It gradually crumbled and melted away with every “Brother” from his little troublemaker. Sweet-talking, clingy, pampered beauty on top × cool, dutiful, endlessly patient caretaker on the bottom A delicious height difference: 175 × 193 Little sweet cake × giant iceberg Coming soon: The Lazy Real Young Master Takes His Place in an Arranged Marriage [Book Transmigration] Beautiful, lazy bottom × violent, overbearing, insanely possessive, slightly unhinged but devoted husband on top Ye Wen transmigrates into a book. He becomes the real young master, a cannon-fodder character forced to marry in place of the fake young master. His intended is the story’s great villain, who doesn’t survive past chapter three: Li Linyuan, the violent, tyrannical, absurdly rich eldest son of the Li family. Ye Wen: “This is actually happening?” He sweeps aside the family members trying to force him into the wedding car and climbs in himself. “You don’t have to tie me up! I’ll marry him!” That night, Ye Wen is sitting in the bridal suite when a devastatingly handsome man grabs him by the throat. Li Linyuan: “Heh. Who gave you the nerve to marry me?” Looking at the man before him, who is incredibly handsome but has only a few days left to live, will leave him an enormous inheritance, and turn him into a blissfully wealthy lazy widower, Ye Wen isn’t scared at all. Instead, he happily throws himself into the man’s arms. “Honey~ It’s my love for you!” Ye Wen eagerly tries to help Li Linyuan out of his clothes. Ye Wen eagerly tries to serve Li Linyuan tea and water. Ye Wen eagerly offers to scrub and massage Li Linyuan. Ye Wen eagerly… scares his new husband, Li Linyuan, away. Then he stretches out comfortably on the custom-made bed worth tens of millions, dreaming of the happy, lazy life he’ll be living in a few days. All he has to do is make it through three days and stay out of the plot after that. Then he’ll be the happiest person in the book! Except… Three days, a week, and then a month pass. Ye Wen looks at the man before him, still full of life, and blinks in confusion. Why is Li Linyuan still alive? And why is the way this man looks at him so strange? Later, with a big belly, Ye Wen is pinned against the floor-to-ceiling window as the man bites his neck without restraint. He trembles and weeps. This lousy novel lied! The villain surviving is one thing, but isn’t the protagonist on the bottom supposed to be the one who gets pregnant? Li Linyuan has suffered from chronic headaches for years and can’t sleep even two hours a night. His doctors say he doesn’t have long to live, so his family, desperate for a solution, finds him a husband whose birth chart is compatible with his, hoping the marriage will bring him good luck. Li Linyuan sneers. He wants to see who dares marry him. He’ll make sure to kill them. He never expected someone bold enough to actually marry him. His new little wife looks delicate and pampered, with skin as smooth as jade, and only comes up to his chin. But he has surprisingly gutsy. The moment they meet, he throws his arms around Li Linyuan and calls him “Honey.” His little wife even pushes his luck, saying he’ll take care of him for the rest of his life and be his wife forever. Li Linyuan sneers. “Let’s see how long you can keep that up.” Later… Li Linyuan pins Ye Wen against the wall, eyes red, and demands, “Who was that you were talking to just now?” Ye Wen rises onto his toes and kisses him. “Honey, I love you most!” Li Linyuan grips Ye Wen by the throat and looks down at his little wife, who is so captivating that he wants to lock him away where only he can see him. “You’d better be. You’re my wife.” “From now on, you’re not allowed to smile at other men. Or women, either.” Beautiful, lazy bottom × violent, overbearing, insanely possessive, slightly unhinged but devoted husband on top With a size difference. And the bottom really is lazy. If he can sit, he won’t stand; if he can lie down, he won’t sit. He has no career plans and just keeps lying around until he ends up with everything. Theme: Don’t be a little villain, and the family will thrive.