Transmigrated as the Scheming Brother of a Man Adored by All

Preorders in my author profile: How Many Good Brothers Do You Have, Anyway? and I, the Heavenly Dao, Have Been Kidnapped Again. Please add them to your favorites. Synopsis Le Zhi transmigrated into a book as a scheming adopted son of a wealthy family. His whole life, he tripped up the true heir to the family fortune, the protagonist and his younger brother. In the end, Le Zhi was abandoned by his adoptive parents, his fiancee broke off their engagement, and his good friend kicked him while he was down. Even the young master he had pursued for years, who had finally agreed to be with him, fell in love with his younger brother, the protagonist. Meanwhile, the protagonist won everyone over with his kindness and wisdom. Determined to follow the plot properly, Le Zhi ran into a problem on his very first day. Because he was an idiot. He carefully played the role of a scheming adopted son, but he just wasn't smart enough, and the plot began to go increasingly off course... The good friend who was supposed to kick him while he was down tricked him into coming over, got him drunk, and confessed his love. The fiancee who was supposed to break off their engagement suddenly claimed to be a man and forced him to honor their engagement. The younger brother who was supposed to hate him to the bone clutched Le Zhi's hand, afraid someone might steal him away. "Big brother, we'll be together forever." The young master who was supposed to break up with him ended up being the one who got dumped. With red eyes, he cornered Le Zhi against a wall. "You were the one who made the first move!" Bonus scene: "Young Master, the private island you gave Le Zhi as a breakup gift has been transferred into his name." "So he regrets it? Did he beg me?" "No. He's raising horses on the island." "What kind of horses?" "Alpacas." The CP is the original novel's protagonist. They are not related by blood in any way, not even a tiny bit. The love interest was adopted, and the adoption has already been legally ended. He transmigrated into the book in his own body, so they are even less related by blood. Please add my preorder, How Many More Good Brothers Do You Have, Anyway?, to your favorites. Preorder synopsis: Zhang Yu, a tea-sipping green tea, is kicked out of his home and left penniless. Then he gets a job helping a wayward young man turn his life around. The client: "I'll give you ten million. Go befriend the wayward young man!" The client has set their sights on Zhang Yu's neighbor, Luo Wei: motorcycle gear, a wolf-tail haircut, long legs, broad shoulders, and roguish phoenix eyes. He's an expert at spotting fake sweetness, the natural enemy of green tea types. Zhang Yu calls him "Big Brother" every other word and tries to sneakily hold his hand. Luo Wei glances over coolly, hands tucked into his sleeves like an old man. "Who's your brother?" Zhang Yu disguises himself as a woman and climbs onto the back of Luo Wei's racing bike. Just as he manages to wrap his arms around that lean, powerful waist... Luo Wei speeds off, blowing Zhang Yu's wig right off. Zhang Yu: ... It doesn't matter that Luo Wei is cold. Zhang Yu completes the client's task and grows richer and more beautiful by the day. Until one day, he no longer needs the money and chooses to leave. The first day Zhang Yu is gone: Luo Wei: Hah, men. He'll come crawling back to me sooner or later. The second day: Luo Wei, secretly tailing Zhang Yu: Why hasn't he come back yet? The third day: Luo Wei spies on Zhang Yu throwing a wild party with his good brothers: ?!! The nth day: Luo Wei finally can't wait any longer. At last, he catches Zhang Yu, who's been avoiding him, hands over his resume, and says miserably, "Luo Wei, a wayward young man who's spent twenty years living off others and waiting to die. Please come back and save me T^T." · Luo Wei is arrogant, domineering, and utterly conceited, with no shortage of admirers. He's an expert at spotting green tea types and fake innocent white lotuses. He knows his little green tea neighbor is a phony, and that his uniquely kind treatment of Luo Wei is just because he's vain and greedy, but he can't help being drawn to him. Until one day, he sees the village goose bite that green tea. With a ding, it ranks up to a novice wayward young goose, and Zhang Yu starts fussing over it. Not only that, he also cares for countless wayward young men, calling each one "Big Brother." Luo Wei: ?! How many good brothers do you have, anyway? Theme: Treat others sincerely.