The Ship I Loved Has Become Mortal Enemies

4.19

The author has brought Liang Zhi (Conscience) back.

Updates resume this week, with at least one chapter a week. I'll post as much as I write.

As the god of this world, Su Huai has a few privileges, like having prophetic dreams and knowing who will be the next era's chosen one.

This time, things were a little different. He dreamed of two people.

One was the son of a powerful family, and the other was a poor kid working illegally at a restaurant.

After thinking for three seconds, he decided: this time, he'd watch a real-life version of Don't Bully the Young and Poor.

...Then he gradually started shipping the two chosen ones. They're both strong, and the pairing's pretty tasty, hehe.

Until the kid he'd raised pinned him against a wall and ground out through clenched teeth, "Who would ever like that guy?!"

He ruffled the kid's hair. "It's okay. I'll support whatever you decide..."

Later: Oh no! The couple I shipped have become enemies!!!

Reading notes:

1. The author has no brains, the writing isn't great, and the characters are made up on the fly.

2. Seme POV (more from Liang Zhi's perspective), with plenty of introspection.

3. An alternate setting with technology roughly equivalent to the 2010s. No real-world country is being represented.

4. Liang Zhi has no conscience.

Theme: Knowledge changes your fate