Chaomu stayed up all night reading a power-progression novel about a mighty male lead who slaughtered his way across the world, overcame countless trials, unified the Three Realms, and became their supreme ruler, the Holy Emperor.
When he woke up, Chaomu discovered he'd transmigrated into the book as a villainous cannon-fodder character who shared his name.
That character had taken a liking to one of the heroines and tried to grope her. When that failed, the male lead appeared and beat him to a pulp.
And that was only the beginning of his troubles. The male lead remembered him, and every time the cannon fodder picked a fight, the male lead humiliated him, until at last he died after being devoured by ten thousand ghosts, paying the price for his own actions.
When Chaomu transmigrated, the cannon fodder was already harassing the heroine. "Hey, little girl, let me tell you, this young master..."
Thinking fast, Chaomu spun around in midair. "The person this young master likes is Lu Zhiya!"
The heroine: "..."
The male lead, Lu Zhiya, just happened to be passing by: "??"
It turned out that picking a fight with the male lead never ended well. After escaping disaster, Chaomu started clinging to the male lead at every opportunity.
When the male lead was injured, Chaomu immediately offered him his pills. When the male lead entered a dungeon, Chaomu followed and handed over every lucky encounter he found.
Then one day, Chaomu passed by while a heroine was confessing to the male lead.
"Lu Zhiya, I like you."
Lu Zhiya only smiled faintly. "Sorry, the one I like is Chaomu."
Chaomu, crouching nearby and ready to watch the drama unfold: "??"
Mischievous, chipmunk-like bottom x domineering, scheming, sharp-tongued top
My Upcoming Stories
The Sickly Beauty Crybaby Doesn't Want to Be a Villain
The frail, spoiled, easily tearful young master of the Gu household, Gu Rong, wakes up from a serious illness to find a System in his mind.
The System tells him that he's a villain in a book, while the protagonist is Song Qianyuan, the eldest son of the current emperor. Switched at birth and raised among commoners, Song Qianyuan has fallen so low that he's selling himself. Gu Rong is supposed to buy him at the market and cruelly humiliate him, spurring him to seize the throne and reach the pinnacle of success.
Gu Rong is terrified, but the System threatens to kill him if he doesn't do as he's told. So he goes to the market and tearfully buys the protagonist.
After bringing the protagonist home, Gu Rong begins his abuse plan.
Gu Rong fiercely throws his leftovers in front of the protagonist. "I don't like this. You eat it!"
The protagonist eats the large pieces of meat left in the bowl, one bite at a time.
System: Be meaner!
Gu Rong says viciously, "Go wash my socks!"
The protagonist silently picks up his socks and washes them along with his underwear.
System: Be even meaner!
Without hesitation, Gu Rong shoves the protagonist away. "Get out! Don't ever show your face in front of me again!"
The protagonist silently leaves the Gu household and joins the army. Before long, he inherits the throne and announces to the whole world that he will marry Gu Rong and make him empress.
Gu Rong: QAQ What happened to him being the villain?
Sickly, spoiled, tearful bottom x outwardly calm and reserved, inwardly wicked top
Theme: Turn swords into plowshares
There are so few emotional lines, it feels like it's not enough, woo woo
Hiss~ It feels a bit sloppy. The author's imagination and ideas are good, and his writing style is also good. However, I feel a little inexperienced in the overall structure and narrative details. Especially in the last part of the story, I feel that I should have a lot of ideas, but the effect of expressing them is not very good. I hope you will continue to work hard
The fantasy world written by the author instantly surpasses all other works. It is intricate and overlapping, and the advanced language does not lose the tear-jerking family affection. Why are there so few comments?
I don't know why I can't rate it
The plot becomes more rushed and messy as we go towards the end. I originally wanted to abandon the article, but after reading it, there were only a few chapters left. The heart line is basically 0, or 0.1. The plot is hard to tell, but the early stages are okay, but towards the end, I don't know what I'm writing about. Maybe I wanted to write a complex and amazingly sophisticated story, but it seemed incomprehensible due to lack of writing power (this is just a personal statement (don't scold me))
It's over, spread the flowers ~ I hope my future articles will get better and better
Chao Mu: Don't dare to move, don't dare to move
This is the first novel I have read in which the emotional line does not appear until the second half of the last chapter. This emotional line probably does not exceed 5% of the whole book. The author's career line is still well written. I look forward to the author's next book.
You are miserable, you are in love
Um, why do I feel the ending is so hasty? Let's add a sequel!
Sure enough, it's not a coincidence that the characters collide...
There are so few emotional lines, it feels like it's not enough, woo woo
Hiss~ It feels a bit sloppy. The author's imagination and ideas are good, and his writing style is also good. However, I feel a little inexperienced in the overall structure and narrative details. Especially in the last part of the story, I feel that I should have a lot of ideas, but the effect of expressing them is not very good. I hope you will continue to work hard
The fantasy world written by the author instantly surpasses all other works. It is intricate and overlapping, and the advanced language does not lose the tear-jerking family affection. Why are there so few comments?
I don't know why I can't rate it The plot becomes more rushed and messy as we go towards the end. I originally wanted to abandon the article, but after reading it, there were only a few chapters left. The heart line is basically 0, or 0.1. The plot is hard to tell, but the early stages are okay, but towards the end, I don't know what I'm writing about. Maybe I wanted to write a complex and amazingly sophisticated story, but it seemed incomprehensible due to lack of writing power (this is just a personal statement (don't scold me))
It's over, spread the flowers ~ I hope my future articles will get better and better
Chao Mu: Don't dare to move, don't dare to move
This is the first novel I have read in which the emotional line does not appear until the second half of the last chapter. This emotional line probably does not exceed 5% of the whole book. The author's career line is still well written. I look forward to the author's next book.
You are miserable, you are in love
Um, why do I feel the ending is so hasty? Let's add a sequel!
Sure enough, it's not a coincidence that the characters collide...