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[Coming soon: Your Big Brother Is Amazing [Book Transmigration] and After I Kidnapped the God of War. Please add them to your reading lists. Blurbs at the bottom.]
When Fang Xingquan was fifteen, his parents told him he'd been switched at birth. Then they packed him up and dumped him with his biological parents. Overnight, he fell from the heights of privilege into the mud.
His biological parents favored his younger brother and forced him to quit school and work, doing everything they could to drain him dry. Former friends took advantage of his downfall and tried to force themselves on him. The teacher he respected stole his work, then accused him of plagiarism.
Only Xi Tingzhou had ever genuinely helped him. Sadly, fate was cruel, and Xi died in a car accident while still young.
Reborn at eighteen, Fang Xingquan decides to repay Xi by helping him avoid that accident.
So, after an unexpected turn of events leaves him caring for a drunk Xi Tingzhou overnight, he meets Xi's disbelieving gaze and puts on an Oscar-worthy performance. "Nothing happened between us, Uncle... Uncle Xi, you don't need to worry."
He gets up to leave, but his legs give way and he falls to the floor. His eyes turn red, his lips tremble, and his thin back seems to bear all the pain he's holding in.
As the head of the Xi family, Xi Tingzhou is modest, self-disciplined, and restrained. He's never been in such a mess before. He actually slept with his former nephew!
After half an hour of composure, Xi Tingzhou says, "Let's get married."
Fang Xingquan only wanted an excuse to stay by Xi Tingzhou's side for a while. "???"
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Ji Xin hates Fang Xingquan for stealing his life and making him endure fifteen hard years. He wracks his brains trying to get revenge on Fang Xingquan.
1. Make Fang Xingquan leave the elite school.
Three years later, news of "Provincial Top Scorer Fang Xingquan" is everywhere.
2. Make Fang Xingquan lose everyone and become homeless.
His untouchable maternal uncle takes Fang Xingquan by the hand and brings him over. "Call me Uncle."
3. Drag Fang Xingquan into a plagiarism scandal and ruin his future.
Fang Xingquan becomes the designer of the city's landmark building.
4. Ji Xin: Why has my family gone bankrupt?!!!
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Coming soon: 1. Your Big Brother Is Amazing [Book Transmigration]
Blurb: Wen Lu transmigrates into a book as a cannon-fodder character who secretly loves the male lead. He waits quietly, gives selflessly, and can be either a spare option or a good friend. In the end, he is supposed to smile and applaud the male leads' love story.
Wen Lu, who doesn't even lick the lid of his yogurt, decides that's too much work and leaves.
Wen Lu accompanies the male lead on a long journey to find someone. The male lead's love interest is moved to tears, and the two embrace and weep, talking about everything from poetry to their ideals in life, leaving Wen Lu alone outside to feed the mosquitoes.
Wen Lu knocks on the door across the hall, smiling mischievously. "Any kind soul willing to take me in?"
A strong arm suddenly pulls him inside. A man's low, enticing voice says, "We'll see how you behave."
The next morning, after an intense night, Wen Lu leaves feeling refreshed. The male lead, full of affection, sees his red eyes, messy hair, and rumpled clothes and assumes he's been waiting outside all night. His heart is overcome with emotion.
One day, after the male lead and his love interest have a terrible fight, he suddenly remembers how good Wen Lu was to him. Wen Lu loves him devotedly and without complaint. Maybe he should give Wen Lu a chance.
That night, he comes home and accidentally sees his older brother, usually decisive and solemn, with his face buried against the neck of the person in his arms, like an affectionate big cat.
The next second, he locks eyes with the person in his brother's arms. Wen Lu, who is usually so quiet in front of him, flashes him a bold smile. "You're home, little brother."
The male lead is speechless, as if struck by lightning.
Wen Lu pretends to be surprised. "Don't tell me you thought I was waiting for you all this time?
"I'm your brother-in-law. Taking care of you is only right. The eldest brother is as good as a father, so come on, call me Dad."
2. After I Kidnapped the God of War
Blurb: As a beast-type hybrid, Ling Xi is astonishingly powerful, but also suffers from heat cycles. He must take suppressants regularly or risk losing his humanity.
He should have died, but unexpectedly wakes up in ancient times. In a daze, he hears the family discussing marrying him off to their son, a man with every vice imaginable.
On his wedding day, the first signs of heat hit Ling Xi. His body is so hot that the matchmaker helping him get ready shrieks, convinced he has some strange disease. The villagers wrap him in a straw mat that night and throw him into the mountains.
Ling Xi, who carries the blood of the wolf clan, survives thanks to a pack of wolves. But without suppressants, where is he supposed to find a strong, hardy man who can help him through his heat?
He watches everyone who passes by with hungry eyes, but none of them measure up. Then the eldest son of the Huo family, who served in the army, comes home.
Ling Xi sneaks over the wall that very night and, after a struggle, successfully kidnaps him and takes him to the mountains.
Huo Jue was betrayed by his subordinate and badly injured. He takes the opportunity to lie low and recover back in his hometown, only to be kidnapped by a reckless young man who wants to do that with him!
That night
Ling Xi: Looks good, but can't deliver. I miscalculated.
Huo Jue: !!!
Four days later
After working day and night on an empty stomach, Huo Jue's legs tremble as he sees Ling Xi come in carrying a deer. "I hunted you a deer. Get your strength back so you can work."
General Huo, renowned across the battlefield, suddenly feels a twinge in his kidneys.
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The eldest son of the Huo family, who had served in the army, vanishes as soon as he returns to the village. The villagers make up all sorts of stories, each more outrageous than the last. Meanwhile, the Huo family takes their eldest son's compensation money and celebrates.
Just as everyone thinks the eldest Huo son is dead, he returns with a young man who has a strange illness. The Huo family uses this as an excuse to throw him out. Before long, the two of them buy an ox and build a brick-and-tile house, and their lives get better and better. The others are so jealous their eyes practically bleed, but there's nothing they can do.
Huo Jue's trusted subordinates rush over as soon as they get the news, nearly dropping their jaws. Their undefeated general is actually living off his husband's cooking in the countryside.
Later, the whole army gets to enjoy their general's husband's cooking, and it's delicious.
Intended message: Your life is in your own hands
No, to be honest, every step of the way makes you wiser. Why is Xingquan always like this? , Always said it wouldn't worry him? , But he always gives others the opportunity to hurt him? Really don't understand? ? ?
This plot is arranged to make the protagonist look like a retard. I didn't mean to scold him specifically, but he was really retarded. He's the kind of mentally retarded person who, knowing full well that there are tigers in the mountains, prefers to go to the tiger mountains, and after going there himself, he actually gets caught by the villain.
I think it's a pity that the writing style and subject matter are well written. The protagonist has almost no growth line from the beginning to the end. What kind of person he was at the beginning will be what kind of person he is in the end. He is incomplete, but he doesn't know what is wrong with him. I don't know whether he likes to attack or has a grudge against him.
The author also explained it very casually. He tricked him into sleeping through the contradiction and foreshadowing that he bought at the beginning. He easily passed it through in a few sentences. Here, he could have revealed it in the middle and then described the process of truly learning to love and love himself due to the change in mentality, instead of just covering it in a few sentences and two chapters.
Then there is something that must happen to Shou to advance the plot. It is really smart. Every time, it gives people the feeling that this person is brainless. He has suffered a loss once and is rushing to get it a second time. Especially the last explanation is really outrageous. If Shou kills people in the end, I think it is okay. But in the end, both people suffered about the same injuries, and he did not intend to kill anyone. Then I can only say that he has been worrying the people who love him and refuses to change despite repeated admonitions.
In short, the character design of Shou is really confusing and there is no growth at all. I can only say that I will work harder.
I've finished reading it all. If it weren't for the copywriting and plot synopsis that pushed me, I would never have watched the ending. There were too many flaws. The protagonist has the same character from beginning to end and has never grown. He fell into the same trap three times. What the hell? Normal people wouldn't do this, right? It gave me a heart attack
The author doesn't know how to write this kind of plot, so he doesn't have to write it. It would be better to say that he was knocked unconscious on the road than now. The protagonist is directly written as mentally retarded, and he will not be able to remember it over and over again.
How heartless is the protagonist to be kidnapped again? This is forced intelligence.
This was the first time, and I was completely unprepared. . .
Is there any extra? Actually, I really hope that Xingquan will tell Uncle Xi about his rebirth and his previous life. It's okay not to tell him. I'll just write a few chapters after marriage. I'm super reluctant to end it.
You've been tied up once, don't you still have some brains?
This chapter is even more so. My opinion is that the protagonist is smart and can find a new job. If he doesn't have a job, don't do it. He is kidnapped every time. The protagonist knows that this will make his uncle worried but he still does it again and again. I don't know whether he likes her or has a grudge against her.
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Did My Sister-In-Law Break up Today?
Yeah Yeah Farming in the Beast World
Your Big Brother Is Awesome [Chuoshu]
I'm the Top-Tier Star's White Moonlight
After I Kidnapped the God of War
Not Even Ghosts Can Stop Me From Making Money
After Returning, I Became the Demon King
My Ex-Husband Lost His Memory After Our Divorce
Local Bureau of Yokai Affairs
A Proxy Bridegroom with a Pocket Dimension
No, to be honest, every step of the way makes you wiser. Why is Xingquan always like this? , Always said it wouldn't worry him? , But he always gives others the opportunity to hurt him? Really don't understand? ? ?
This plot is arranged to make the protagonist look like a retard. I didn't mean to scold him specifically, but he was really retarded. He's the kind of mentally retarded person who, knowing full well that there are tigers in the mountains, prefers to go to the tiger mountains, and after going there himself, he actually gets caught by the villain.
I think it's a pity that the writing style and subject matter are well written. The protagonist has almost no growth line from the beginning to the end. What kind of person he was at the beginning will be what kind of person he is in the end. He is incomplete, but he doesn't know what is wrong with him. I don't know whether he likes to attack or has a grudge against him. The author also explained it very casually. He tricked him into sleeping through the contradiction and foreshadowing that he bought at the beginning. He easily passed it through in a few sentences. Here, he could have revealed it in the middle and then described the process of truly learning to love and love himself due to the change in mentality, instead of just covering it in a few sentences and two chapters. Then there is something that must happen to Shou to advance the plot. It is really smart. Every time, it gives people the feeling that this person is brainless. He has suffered a loss once and is rushing to get it a second time. Especially the last explanation is really outrageous. If Shou kills people in the end, I think it is okay. But in the end, both people suffered about the same injuries, and he did not intend to kill anyone. Then I can only say that he has been worrying the people who love him and refuses to change despite repeated admonitions. In short, the character design of Shou is really confusing and there is no growth at all. I can only say that I will work harder.
I've finished reading it all. If it weren't for the copywriting and plot synopsis that pushed me, I would never have watched the ending. There were too many flaws. The protagonist has the same character from beginning to end and has never grown. He fell into the same trap three times. What the hell? Normal people wouldn't do this, right? It gave me a heart attack
The author doesn't know how to write this kind of plot, so he doesn't have to write it. It would be better to say that he was knocked unconscious on the road than now. The protagonist is directly written as mentally retarded, and he will not be able to remember it over and over again.
How heartless is the protagonist to be kidnapped again? This is forced intelligence.
This was the first time, and I was completely unprepared. . .
Is there any extra? Actually, I really hope that Xingquan will tell Uncle Xi about his rebirth and his previous life. It's okay not to tell him. I'll just write a few chapters after marriage. I'm super reluctant to end it.
You've been tied up once, don't you still have some brains?
This chapter is even more so. My opinion is that the protagonist is smart and can find a new job. If he doesn't have a job, don't do it. He is kidnapped every time. The protagonist knows that this will make his uncle worried but he still does it again and again. I don't know whether he likes her or has a grudge against her.