He Yiming was wild and free, a notorious top in their circle, with a body that everyone who had been with him praised.
One night, He Yiming spotted a cold, handsome man wearing a sour expression. He decided to try something different, grabbed a glass of alcohol, and went over to him.
The cold beauty lifted his eyelids and spared He Yiming barely a glance. After a few glasses of strong liquor, the two quickly headed to a hotel and got a room.
The next day, He Yiming was dumbfounded. He had forgotten everything that happened the night before. All he remembered was that impossibly handsome face, the kind you would get down on your knees to worship, and the strange, impossible-to-ignore pain behind him.
Damn it! A top had been topped! His dignity as the one in charge would not be violated.
He Yiming camped out at the bar for two days, determined to give the man a taste of his own medicine.
He kept watch for several days, but never saw the man at the bar. Just when He Yiming thought there would be no sequel, he spotted that impeccably dressed man at the company where he was interning.
He Yiming pinned him behind a door. "Holy crap! I've been waiting for you for days. I never thought I'd run into you here. You bastard, are you ready to face my wrath?"
Fang Yize cast an amused glance at the name badge on He Yiming's chest.
Just then, a subordinate rushed into the restroom and saw the new intern pinning their big boss beneath him.
The subordinate: ...
Fang Yize gave the subordinate a cold look. "The new intern?"
He Yiming awkwardly changed the subject. "Boss, who is he? He's so full of himself."
The subordinate, who had walked in on their affair, looked conflicted. "The boss..."
Content warnings:
The recipient in this story used to be the one on top, and being with the top is a first for him.
All the professional knowledge in this story is made up by the author, so don't take it too seriously.
Writing isn't easy. Please add this to your collection. Thank you!
The completed novel, My Life as a Fake Young Master Cannon Fodder: Surviving by Clinging to the Real Young Master's Coattails, is available to read!
Cheng Yuzai accidentally transmigrated into an A/A romance novel called The Beloved Real Young Master's Dating Life, where the story's romantic prospects were decided by readers. He became the fake young master, a cannon-fodder character who was constantly humiliated.
The male lead, Cheng Qingzhang, was the real young master who had been switched at birth. He was handsome and noble, exceptionally gifted, and always ranked first in his year. Though he wore shabby shirts washed until they had faded white, he still attracted several high-quality S-rank Alphas, who fought over him.
By contrast, the fake young master Cheng Yuzai had usurped another person's place. He was selfish, foolish, arrogant, and conceited. Because Cheng Qingzhang, an S-rank Alpha, had attracted his own S-rank fiance, Cheng Yuzai did one stupid thing after another and became universally disliked. If not for the wealthy Cheng Group behind him, he would have been unable to stay at school.
Then, one day, their positions were reversed.
The real young master finally got his happy ending and reclaimed his identity. All he had to do was choose the suitor he liked best from among the crowd and form an A/A match, a union of two powerful people.
The fake young master's secret was exposed, and he was thrown out of the house. His scumbag father exploited and tormented him until he met a miserable end.
The night before, Cheng Yuzai had been engrossed in the exciting novel. The next day, after becoming the fake young master cannon fodder, he could only say, "No way!"
Faced with his miserable future, Cheng Yuzai decided to save himself.
Every day, he went to the convenience store where the protagonist worked to buy breakfast, and left an extra portion for him when he had no money.
When the protagonist wanted to drop out of school to care for his terminally ill mother, Cheng Yuzai came through for him and stayed by his side without asking for anything in return.
When his scumbag father picked on the protagonist, Cheng Yuzai volunteered to sit beside him and escorted him to and from class every day.
Cheng Yuzai thought, Once the protagonist gets his identity back, he'd be less than human if he took revenge on me!
The day his identity was revealed finally arrived. Cheng Yuzai quietly packed his things, waiting for his wealthy parents to learn the truth, fly into a rage, and throw him out.
Who would have thought that, under all that psychological pressure, he would suddenly go into heat?
In the delirious chaos that followed, when he finally came to, he found himself aching all over and lying beneath the male lead.
Outside the door, his wealthy parents were still seething, wishing they could strangle the person who had defiled their real son.
Besieged inside and out, he had enemies on every side.
Cheng Yuzai nervously looked at the male lead, who was frowning. "Even though our friendship went through a slight change along the way, we're still good bros, right?"
Hearing this, the male lead opened his eyes, his gaze dangerous. "You think of me as a bro?"
Cheng Yuzai: "???"
How about... I think of you as my dad?
Cheng Qingzhang had a clear-eyed view of himself. His first goal in life had always been to escape the misfortune of his birth family.
One day, a fragrant, silly little rabbit hopped into his world and made no secret of its feelings for him.
Cheng Qingzhang, who had never imagined he would fall for anyone, was moved.
He was happy to keep the little rabbit company, but didn't believe the young master's affection would last long.
He waited, like a bystander, for the little rabbit to fall for someone else.
Who would have thought that he and the little rabbit were the children switched at birth?
Thinking of how awful his own family was, he couldn't let the little rabbit go through the same suffering.
The little rabbit's nervousness overwhelmed him, and Cheng Qingzhang realized he was in heat.
The usually calm and composed Cheng Qingzhang lost control. After a week of wild abandon, he held the little rabbit in his arms, completely satisfied.
But the person in his arms slowly woke up. Their expression shifted from confusion to shock, and finally, they asked, still unwilling to give up, "We're still good bros, right?"
Cheng Qingzhang: "..."
What kind of bro would satisfy someone nonstop while they're in heat?
A recipient who thinks he's clinging to a powerful ally, and a top who keeps making bold advances.
An ABO story.
Alpha top, Omega recipient.
Theme: Remember to keep your feet on the ground and live with a clear conscience.
It's really not that I want to pick on you. You are really perfunctory and you didn't explain many of the things you laid out. What happened to the girl from Southeast Asia before? Didn't Shou promise to help her after escaping? Gong's past has not been fully explained. Also, shouldn't this guy arrange a chase for his wife? Even if there is no crematorium, we should still pursue it, right? It was so unlucky for Shou to meet Gong. It hurt my body and made me sad. I was really speechless. I couldn't even stand it when I was attacking and controlling.
It's a good article. I enjoyed reading it. I read it all in one sitting last night. The author's writing is good, and the two protagonists are well portrayed, especially Shou. I feel that the author tried very hard to show him to the readers, and wrote a lot about him. Perhaps due to the perspective, Gong's description is not very comprehensive, especially when Gong has psychological problems in the later stage. The author only touched on it a little bit earlier. I feel that this aspect can be described more, which will make Gong more vivid. Of course, this kind of ups and downs of the plot also fascinates me haha, but maybe the article is too short, and some plots jump very suddenly. I feel that the author could have buried more foreshadowing or put more ink in the front to make the plot connection more natural.
The first one is that he was kidnapped in China and taken to Burma. This is very outrageous, but I can understand it in the novel. However, there is no explanation about the mercenary incident of Shou's grandfather. Similarly, there is no explanation in the follow-up in Myanmar. The detailed description of Shou after being captured is too exaggerated and too contrasting with the previous portrayal. It is difficult not to care. Second, the ending of the story is very hasty and sudden, and it barely matches the title of the book. It was okay in the early stage, but it collapsed too seriously in the later stage, which was a bit disappointing.
I read it in one go, and then I fell apart. I wanted to go up to Gong and punch him twice. I always felt that the two of them were rushed in the end, and Gong's emotional changes were very stiff. Gong's sister gave me a feeling of having a ridiculously high IQ. The smoothest part I watched was the part where Shou was applying for a job in the company. Zheng Niluo in it gave people a very real feeling, and the internal parts of Sister Qiao and Shou were not abrupt.
To be honest, I wonder if the homework is just a matter of going back and inheriting it, and then it's over?!???
Looking at the attack and control, I feel a bit heartbroken. This person is loved and attacked to the point of losing his mind.
This is the ending after the additions... This is too outrageous. The most perfunctory writing I have ever seen.
The front part is fine, but the back part is unreadable. . . . . .
It was a bit sudden when I felt Myanmar
I really like them both. The ending is a bit sad, but it's pretty good.