Nightmares Are About to Begin [Infinite]

Upcoming novel: I Really Didn’t Marry the Villain for Money [Book Transmigration]. Synopsis below.

Synopsis:

After Ren Qianlin died, several cards of different styles appeared before him. A voice in his mind told him to choose one of the divine cards.

Ren Qianlin: “Oh, I’ll take the prettiest one.”

When he woke up again, he found that everything around him had changed. Humans had become the lowest class in society, ruthlessly enslaved and slaughtered.

The pig legs hanging in butcher shops now had organs only humans possessed. Merfolk ran rampant and pigs held power, while humans could only be ground into the dirt.

On top of that, he had teammates constantly scheming to make him sacrifice himself for the group, and an evil god who came in person to kill him. But the evil god was kind of handsome?

Later, the teammates turned to the new players and sneered. “There’s no room left at Qianbao’s side. Catch the next ride.”

The monster NPCs wept. “What happened to the little playthings that were supposed to entertain us? So we’re the playthings now?”

Seeing the NPCs powerless to turn things around, the System decided to bring out its ultimate weapon:

It would forcibly assign Ren Qianlin all sorts of identities. Bound by the restrictions of those identities, he would have no choice but to surrender.

Ren Qianlin: “Let’s do the wayward youth identity from the last instance again. Humility helps you improve, but being debauched feels good.”

System: “Don’t rush me, don’t rush me. I’m writing my resignation letter.”

Short scene:

While his teammates were being chased by NPCs and screaming their heads off, Ren Qianlin lay on the bed, limbs sprawled and expression content.

The evil god was quite pleased and said he’d come again tomorrow.

Ren Qianlin couldn’t summon the slightest enthusiasm. With drooping eyelids, he drawled, “I’m bored. Next time, bring the God of Love.”

The evil god: “...The God of Love is resigning. I’ll take his place from now on.”

Ren Qianlin: “The god-slaying plan is moving forward.”

Reading guide: Golden finger, horror and the supernatural.

A vindictive bottom who isn’t noble and only wants to win. If that bothers you, read with care.

Upcoming novel 1: I Really Didn’t Marry the Villain for Money

An Rao was so beautiful that one glance was enough to make people fall for him and forget themselves.

His beauty was a crime. He was forced to transmigrate into a feel-good entertainment-industry novel as the villain’s disposable husband.

In the original story, the villain was once a hugely popular superstar. Unable to win the male lead’s love, he used the disposable character, who looked just like the male lead, as a substitute.

But the disposable character bullied people and made life difficult for the protagonist’s group every day. In the end, the lovesick villain threw him out of the house and cut off every source of income, forcing him to get by filming adult movies.

An Rao’s vision went black. He was sure he could still turn things around.

First, stay away from the toxic protagonist group.

Second, the villain liked the male lead’s refined elegance, so he would act shamelessly and annoy the villain. As long as the other man asked for a divorce, An Rao could pocket a huge settlement and fulfill his grand dream of traveling around the world.

He would casually show off his legs, waist, and shoulders, then tear up, bite his lip, and pout, “Husband, you’re so mean.” He posted everyday vlogs online to cultivate a sweet, innocent persona.

Because of his extraordinary beauty, An Rao became popular yet again.

Netizens said, “Rao-yao is breathtaking! I’d spend a fortune to get my precious Rao on TV!”

An Rao: It definitely wasn’t because they offered too much. I simply couldn’t turn down their generous invitation.

When An Rao arrived at the filming location, he was stunned.

Weren’t the people here to join the variety show the original story’s protagonist group and his bargain-bin husband?

According to the plot, the original male lead would use this show to begin his face-slapping and villain-crushing spree.

An Rao wanted to live. He really, really wanted to live.

He acted first. When the male lead was about to cut his hand while chopping vegetables, An Rao cut himself instead, then looked at the villain with teary eyes.

“Husband, why do these green beans look so much like my fingers...”

When the male lead was about to fall into the lake and frame him, An Rao quickly pushed him back and jumped in first. After being pulled out, he nestled in the villain’s arms, finally catching his breath.

“Husband, I’m still thirsty. I want another drink...”

An Rao: Wait, why does the villain look at me so strangely?

Once he was back on his feet, he shuddered.

Why is the male lead looking at me strangely too???

*

Chu Guannan is the villain in the novel Return to the Altar. Though the story made him a superstar admired by everyone, the protagonist bottom had already fallen for the protagonist top.

Unable to win his love, Chu Guannan turned evil.

Chu Guannan rarely went home. Just seeing the person there gave him a headache.

After wrapping up a three-month film shoot, he returned home in low spirits, only to find his substitute wife acting rather strangely.

The arrogant, domineering person he knew had changed completely. Now he kept calling Chu Guannan “Husband” in a soft voice, cutting his hand while chopping vegetables, bumping his head while walking, and spraying milk all over his own face when he tried to drink it.

But how had he never noticed before how slender his wife’s waist was, how long his legs were, and how white his skin was, like tofu?

Later, once Chu Guannan had fallen for him, he thought they had grown close through spending day and night together. He made careful preparations to propose properly, but accidentally overheard An Rao talking to someone on the phone in a disdainful tone:

“Do you think I like his money? I like that he’s a superstar and a rich second-generation heir.”

Chu Guannan crushed his glass and turned evil just like in the original story, only twice as much. He was determined to drag An Rao into bed and get to the bottom of it.

Pinning him down, Chu Guannan fought to control his emotions. “Do you like money, or do you like me?”

An Rao: “Of course I like your... bright prospects.”

[Black-lotus beauty who pretends to be sweet and soft but is a willful handful] × [Cold, bad-tempered top who gets completely tamed by him]

Theme: Life is never smooth sailing. Learn to adapt and face challenges bravely, and you can find your way out of hardship.