The White Moonlight's Cannon-Fodder Love Rival [Book Transmigration]

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Campus romance Listen, They Say We Can't Stand Each Other. Please add it to your favorites! Just visit the author's profile to find it!

"This novel's blurb"

Chen Xiye transmigrates into a book and becomes a disposable male supporting character in a cheesy old-school romance novel.

In the book, the original Chen Xiye trips up the beloved protagonist bottom at every turn and relentlessly pursues the protagonist top. He even gives up his studies and ballet career to chase after someone, only to end up with his family ruined and his mind shattered.

Chen Xiye, a former national first-class ballet dancer, declares:

"Men only get in the way of my fouette turns. Romance? Get lost!"

In the classroom:

The guy who used to chase the top student around every day, acting like a lovesick puppy, is now engrossed in a math textbook.

Everyone mocks him: "Can he even understand it? Is this some kind of playing hard to get?"

The day the rankings are posted, Chen Xiye takes the top spot by a mile, beating the top student to become the new academic champion.

In the dance studio:

Everyone says, "After two years of neglect, he probably can't even do the splits anymore."

Chen Xiye launches into a grand jete, his legs opening to nearly 200 degrees in midair, light as a feather.

Everyone: "..."

The once-unremarkable supporting character begins to shine, and Chen Xiye even manages to save Zhou Zifeng, the beloved protagonist, from an absurdly melodramatic mess.

As everyone marvels at Chen Xiye's transformation, only Zhou Zifeng's gaze grows darker and darker.

This is a big problem. Why is this little wooden boy's butt getting perkier and perkier?

"I heard Chen Xiye from No. 4 High School used to write tons of love letters to the top student, Yuan Haotian!"

Hearing this, Zhou Zifeng raises an eyebrow, gently turns his little boyfriend's face toward him, and smiles sweetly. "Love letters? Tons of them?"

Chen Xiye swallows nervously. "Don't believe rumors or spread them."

Upright, well-behaved swan bottom x cool on the outside, warm-hearted piano genius beauty top

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Listen, They Say We Can't Stand Each Other

On a beautiful spring day, during recruitment for the Western Music Club, freshman Jiang Ning sits at the piano, holding his breath as he prepares to play the first note. Suddenly, the traditional music club next door blasts out a suona so loud it could shatter stone.

Jiang Ning hits a wrong note on the piano, and from that moment on, he and Song Kaiji are at odds.

From their first year onward, the two compete at every turn.

You play the Wedding March, I'll play Funeral March.

You perform A Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix, I'll perform Flight of the Bumblebee.

Neither of us will let the other have an easy time.

From the choice of repertoire to the sheer volume, they compete as if their lives depend on it. They go from freshman rivals to club presidents, spending so much of their college years fighting that they barely have time to date.

During a game of Truth or Dare, the two somehow make a bet: whoever falls in love first within three months loses.

Their competitive streak kicks in, and the two club presidents, rivals for nearly four years, pull out all the stops.

When they kiss, Song Kaiji uses circular breathing, flutter-tonguing, and every trick in the book until the other man is nearly breathless.

When things get intimate, Jiang Ning's nimble fingers and skillful hands leave the other man blushing and panting.

When the three months are up, their relationship is still awkward, and everyone thinks things will just stay that way.

But gradually, the club members notice that the normally icy Jiang Ning has started sneaking glances at his phone and blushing to the tips of his ears.

Meanwhile, Song Kaiji, usually full of cheeky remarks, has become restrained and proper. He buys flowers and stuffed animals, acting as innocent as a grade-schooler.

Then one day, the two are caught in the rehearsal room, locked in a passionate kiss, leaving members of both clubs utterly shocked.

Song Kaiji, bright red: "Don't believe it if you don't want to, but I was trying to steal the air from his mouth and make him suffocate."

Jiang Ning, avoiding his gaze: "I really was short of breath."

Club members: "...Do you expect us to believe that?"

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They say the piano and the suona are the most incompatible instruments in the world, just like you and me: one calm and restrained, the other carefree and wild.

But only we know that when we play together, every note is the grandest expression of the other's love.

Icy piano beauty bottom vs sunny, loud-and-proud suona top

Theme: No matter how much time passes, embrace what you love