The Villainous Paper Doll Is Carrying My Baby

With little time left to live, Bai An downloaded an ancient-style life-simulation game called Inheriting a Medicinal Garden. In the game, he could cultivate medicinal fields, sow seeds and pull weeds. From time to time, he also had to treat sick little people, earning coins to unlock more features. Bai An controlled a protagonist who looked just as sickly as he did. To get more land and prescriptions, he worked diligently every day, treating the little people. [Treated a farmer and received his favorite braised pork. Reputation +10] [Treated a righteous warrior and received the sword manual he’d treasured for years. Justice +50] [Treated an evil villain. After he bit you in return, he tossed you a rare snow lotus. Evil +100] As he got further into the game, Bai An woke from a long sleep and discovered that his health had improved. In response, Bai announced: “I’m going to grind myself to death playing this game today!” But... why is a little villain from the Demon Cult pregnant with his baby?! A rumor has recently spread through the martial world: an old, rundown clinic in a certain town is staffed by a disciple of the Medicine King Valley. He saves lives and heals the sick with miraculous skill, but he has a strange quirk. Rather than gold or silver, he prefers to be paid with the patient’s most beloved possession. Liang Jiang, loathed by ghosts and gods alike, came from the Western Regions for two reasons: to find a life-saving medicine for one of his subordinates, and to throw the martial world into chaos. From then on, he and the clinic’s owner entered into an ambiguous relationship. The man insisted on treating his poisoned body and forbade him from killing indiscriminately, yet he also saved Liang Jiang when he was helpless, giving him the safest nest, and the affection he’d never had a chance to experience in this life. Upcoming novel: After the Gods Fall Second person, top-focused, episodic. In each arc, the top loses his power and status, becomes disabled, or nears death due to circumstances beyond his control. The bottom, who has only dared to love him from afar, picks him up and happily eats him up (takes good care of him). First World: A mage who cares only about magic x a bottom who seems to be a disciple but is actually magical material You are a genius mage from the magical continent. After becoming caught up in a war between gods and nearing death, you use a scroll to cast yourself into a space beyond the reach of the world’s laws. Fortunately, a succubus finds you and takes you in. Unfortunately, he was once one of your many disciples. You never gave him a second glance, but he bows before you now, eyes blazing with passionate love, and respectfully calls you “Teacher.” Second World: A powerful Alpha general whose engagement was broken off x an eccentric scientist You are the Empire’s most celebrated Alpha general. In a war, you lose more than half your body and your ability to smell Omega pheromones. You still enjoy power and prestige, but having lost the ability to love, you become like a furious, castrated lion. One day, someone knocks on your front door. Outside stands the Empire’s famous eccentric Beta scientist. He reveals the artificial gland on the back of his snowy-white neck and, with restrained madness, tempts you: “Whatever pheromone scent you like, I have it.” Third World: A selfish test subject x a mutated experimental merperson You are a world-renowned biologist. Three years ago, your team discovered merpeople, fantastical creatures of ethereal beauty. You treated them like lab rats, nothing more than experimental material. In the end, only one black male merperson survived. On the day before your paper was finished, you decided to destroy the mutated merperson after injecting him with too many substances. Then a global tsunami struck, and humanity went extinct. The black merperson keeps you captive. His long, eel-like tail coils around you as he pulls you into his arms and whispers in broken, demonic murmurs: “Have... more... of the... ones... I hate...” Fourth World: You were born at the end of a dynasty. As a child, you vowed to move mountains and save a crumbling empire. At eighteen, you swept the imperial examinations, becoming the top candidate in all three levels. Your future was limitless. You advised the emperor to personally take charge of the court, and were punished with castration. From a celebrated top scholar, you became a eunuch cursed by everyone in the palace. Everything was an illusion, and you decided to die. The eunuch you hated most came to your bedside and tenderly wiped away your blood and tears. “You save the people. I’ll save you.” Theme: Carry on the traditions of Chinese medicine.