Chang Xing is a male-lead conqueror who has traveled through more worlds than there are bridges, and switched Systems more times than he has met people.
He travels between worlds, achieving outstanding results and successfully catching the attention of the Supreme God.
The Supreme God is puzzled. Could this be a bug?
So he enters a world himself, ready to fix the bug.
Unexpectedly, the bug remains unfixed, and he ends up infected by a virus instead!
The Supreme God is furious: You have to take responsibility for me.
Chang Xing, completely out of the loop: ??? No, I don't.
Reading Guide: 1. One-on-one, happy ending.
The love interests in the different worlds are all the same person.
Content Warnings: 1. This is my first time writing, so the prose is terrible.
2. I write whatever comes to mind. The story is fluffy, indulgent, and silly, with no logic. Just enjoy yourselves!
Ongoing Novel: The Scum Gong Cried After I Tormented Him
Ji Rongshi spent seven years by Shao Heming's side. He was handsome, considerate, and obedient, the perfect lover with not a flaw to be found.
He knew everything about Shao Heming, and wholeheartedly believed their feelings were mutual.
That is, until he happened to overhear Shao Heming talking about him with a friend, his words full of contempt.
"He just likes making himself feel moved."
Only then did Ji Rongshi wake up to the truth: all that so-called devotion was a sham. In Shao Heming's eyes, he was nothing more than a toy to play with on a whim, one that could be tossed into the trash at any time.
So Ji Rongshi decisively chose to leave.
After leaving,
Ji Rongshi took over his family's company and built his own entertainment empire in no time. He brought different people to banquets: a rising star today, an award-winning actor tomorrow, and a singing king the day after. He was never short of company.
Just as rumors of an affair between him and an award-winning actor were spreading everywhere, Shao Heming sat alone in his office, his gaze dark and sinister.
A few days later, rumors about Shao Heming and Ji Rongshi suddenly surfaced.
Videos of Shao Heming making a grand declaration of love were everywhere. Before he could give Ji Rongshi the carefully prepared gift, Ji Rongshi issued a statement clarifying things.
Ji Rongshi: "There's nothing between us."
Shao Heming: "..."
No, there is!
Decisive, no-nonsense shou × gong doing sit-ups in the crematorium
Coming Soon: Transmigrated as a Hostage, I Just Want to Take It Easy
Lin Shuxue transmigrated into a book, becoming the unlucky hostage sent thousands of miles away by an imperial decree from his own father.
To stay alive, Lin Shuxue, who only wanted to take it easy, had no choice but to get his act together in the neighboring country.
He never expected to offend the wrong person on his very first day there: Yin Yundu, the crown prince and the story's biggest villain.
In the original story, Yin Yundu was vicious and vengeful, and would behead people over the smallest things.
Hearing this, Lin Shuxue's carefree heart trembled. This was bad.
Sure enough, the crown prince made him learn the meaning of "vengeful" through firsthand experience.
Year One:
Yin Yundu: "My archery has gotten a little rusty. Come be my target so I can practice."
Year Two:
Yin Yundu: "I hear you can't swim. My jade pendant fell in the water. Go fetch it for me."
Year Three:
Yin Yundu: "If you don't behave, I'll order my army to flatten your homeland."
And then, in Year Five:
Yin Yundu: "What's wrong with me giving you a kiss? Come here, I'll wipe you clean."
Held in the arms of the villainous crown prince, Lin Shuxue, who only wanted to take it easy, was on the verge of tears. Why was it so hard to just laze around?!!!
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In the original story, Yin Yundu died a gruesome death. His body was left in the wilderness, where wild dogs dragged it off and devoured him. The ones responsible for this were the hostage from the neighboring country and the story's male lead.
Lin Shuxue leaned against Yin Yundu's chest as he gently massaged his lower back. Looking at the male lead before him, whose wings had yet to fully spread, he quietly began to consider another plan.
Compared to being used by the male lead and then killed to keep him quiet, the best choice for the life of leisure he had always dreamed of was, of course, Yin Yundu.
As for his agreement with the male lead...
Sorry, that was the unlucky hostage, not Lin Shuxue.
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As crown prince, Yin Yundu could have anything he wanted, yet he chose to keep the little hostage from the neighboring country by his side.
Everyone was intensely curious about the hostage and wanted to see what sort of person he was.
Yin Yundu scoffed. "My little bell is not for you to look at."
Naturally, he would keep him under close watch, day and night.
Reading Guide:
1. A shou who wants to laze around every day but can't × a gong who does everything he can to stop the shou from lazing around
2. One-on-one, happy ending
3. Ridiculous, over-the-top melodrama, haha (not really)
Theme: For the sake of world peace
The world of this general is really too abrupt and dramatic. Isn't the keyword of the novel a lighthearted and sweet story? (.) As far as I am currently reading, the first two worlds are fine, and the third and fourth worlds are like the kind that are pulled from the beginning and end of a text. The characters and some narrative descriptions still seem a bit unclear and not flexible enough. There is room for improvement.
After reading quq, I still want to do a sub-CP side story. Also, it would be great to have a side story in the main world. Hehe, I can see that some places have not been corrected, but I feel that the author's writing style is very good. I like it very much. I won't talk about it anymore. I want to read other novels of Da Da Da (?>?<?)
The fourth world is the most obvious. I personally feel that Gong is a bit of a scumbag. I always feel that the original owner may not be that important to him???? Also, the conflict between attacking and receiving was not explained clearly. Although it was mentioned that the Queen Mother interfered and made the original owner think that the protagonist attacked his father, but the original owner would rather give up his martial arts to help attack. In addition, I still feel that the protagonist regards what the original protagonist has experienced as his own experiences and emotions, which is a bit confusing quq Finally, this is not to find fault =Д=, this is my first time reading an article and writing a long review. I really like this article and hope the author will get better and better (//?//)
I have finished reading the four worlds, and I have to say that this book is very suitable for me. The main point is that it is free haha. Thank you very much to the author. However, I am a little confused in some places. In case I forget it after reading it, I will talk about it now. I quite like the first two worlds, but I am a little confused starting from the third world. First of all, the third world later involves a secret love or something. Personally, I think it may be to explain why the protagonist Gong, who is not close to men at first glance, keeps a little star. However, is the protagonist Shou a little too fast? Isn't it hard for him to like the original owner? Although the Lord God may only like the protagonist Shou, but Shou doesn't know it, and I didn't expect to directly replace myself as the original owner. Regarding this, I only hope that in another parallel time and space, the original owner and his love can have a good ending. In addition, the sub-CP love triangle is a bit anticlimactic. I hope the author can make a supplement (duh) (?>?<?) The fourth world is the most obvious. I personally feel that Gong is a bit of a scumbag. I always feel that the original owner may not be that important to him???? Also, the conflict between attacking and receiving was not explained clearly. Although it was mentioned that the Queen Mother interfered and made the original owner think that the protagonist attacked his father, but the original owner would rather give up his martial arts to help attack. In addition, I still feel that the protagonist regards what the original protagonist has experienced as his own experiences and emotions, which is a bit confusing quq Finally, this is not to find fault =Д=, this is my first time reading an article and writing a long review. I really like this article and hope the author will get better and better (//?//)
Not bad, I read the whole book in one go
Demining: The general's world attack is like the scum gong in the scum gong I hate the most. It strangles the neck and makes me want to stab him to death. Excellent points: The rest of the world is full of sweetness, and it is not sweet like artificial saccharin, but has a plain and warm feeling. I can't tell that this is the first time the author has written an article. Except for the transition to the general's world attack image which is particularly abrupt, the rest of the writing style does not look like that of a new author. I have collected the author and feel that the future is promising and I should be able to witness the rise of a great god.
It was really good-looking, I just finished it in one go
The writing style is really not bad. It's the first time I've written something like this. It's really great, great, great!! Some small worlds end a little abruptly. Then it would be better if you could write more about the main god. ?(????)?
This is the first time, the author is so awesome (???_??)?!!!! Come on.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh