They're All Waiting for Me to Spoil Them

Qin Su is a CEO, known as President Qin. He comes from a wealthy family, has a harmonious home life and an impressive education, and is both handsome and rich. He is the ultimate winner in life. Until one day, after he fired a very strange secretary, a mysterious voice suddenly appeared in his head, calling itself the [Plot Progress Detection System]. That was when Qin Su discovered that his world was a mash-up of romance novels, danmei, novels, anime, and other forms of entertainment, and that he was the crucial golden finger, or tool, shared by the protagonists of all these different works. The secretary he had just fired was the stubborn, weedy heroine of The CEO’s Stubborn Little Secretary. Though she was always making mistakes and doing her job poorly, her refusal to bow to authority caught his attention. He would develop feelings for her and spend lavishly on her. The third male lead in a film he invested in was the little star he would soon keep as a lover in The Tycoon’s Secret Lover. His relationship with the star would grow into love, and he would help him rise to the top and become an award-winning actor. But because of Qin Su’s womanizing ways, and the indignities the actor endured as his secret lover, he would eventually choose to leave. The granddaughter of his grandfather’s old comrade was the woman he would marry for business in The CEO’s Contract Wife. At first, he would treat her coldly and suggest they divorce after two years. But as time passed, he would fall for her. When she finally walked away, he would offer her all his assets and chase after her in a dramatic, regret-filled pursuit. The spoiled rich second-generation heir who was always at odds with him had just been reborn. He was the protagonist of Reborn: No Longer a Cannon Fodder, who had met a miserable end in his previous life and now resolved to turn over a new leaf. Qin Su would become his backer, help him deal with his awful father and illegitimate younger brother, and take over the company. After drinking too much at a party, Qin Su would spend one unforgettable night with a young man. The other man was an omega from Only One O in the Whole World, who had come from across the stars. Qin Su would become helplessly infatuated with his pheromones and think of nothing but finding him after he ran away, only to discover that he was a player and Qin Su was just one fish in his sea. That Omega would give birth to a daughter, who would remain undiscovered by Qin Su and the Omega’s other “fish” until she was three and a half. She was the beloved protagonist of The CEO’s Daughter Is Three and a Half. Every one of the Omega’s “fish,” Qin Su included, would be convinced the girl was his daughter and become an utterly doting dad, showering her with love. Even after Qin Su learned she wasn’t his biological daughter, he wouldn’t be able to take back all that fatherly love. He would keep spoiling her rotten and competing with her real father, as well as all the honorary dads, moms, grandpas, and grandmas, hoping to be the little darling’s favorite dad. Qin Su: Thanks for asking. I’m a workaholic, my time is precious, and I’m busy working. I have no interest in spoiling you people. Xiu Jiayuan: ...Would you mind being spoiled? [Blurb Two] The protagonists scheme and plot against one another, waiting and waiting for President Qin to dote on them. They wait until he makes the Forbes list, and he still hasn’t come around to pampering him or her. Then, later on, President Qin gets married. His spouse is equally at home in the boardroom and the kitchen, and spoils President Qin rotten. Tips: 1. The protagonist is the bottom. A workaholic CEO who can’t lift a finger around the house and doesn’t know a thing about farming × a versatile, life-loving, groundbreaking scientist who tops. 2. This is an alternate setting, and everything serves the plot. It’s wish fulfillment for wish fulfillment’s sake. If it’s badly written, that’s my fault. Feel free to criticize, but don’t insult me. If you really can’t stand it, don’t tell me. Let’s spare each other. 3. Both leads are strong. The bottom is richer than the top, but the top is more learned. Each has their own specialty. 4. Set in an alternate near future, probably at the beginning of the full-dive industry. Technology is more advanced than in reality, but humanity hasn’t reached the interstellar era. 5. All the names of fictional works mentioned in the blurb and story are made up by me. They aren’t based on anything. The characters are written to serve the plot. If any happen to match real works, please let me know and I’ll try to change them. Theme: Be independent and self-reliant; don’t depend on others