After the transmigration-into-a-book plan failed for the umpteenth time, Xie Qing was urgently assigned to take over the troublesome mission.
Considering himself an exceptionally dedicated professional, Xie Qing scrolled through the plot outline, coldly reading through the fates that had already been written for him.
Find the male lead, take him as a disciple, use him, then cut out his spiritual root and expel him from the sect.
Wait for the male lead to rise against all odds and seek revenge, culminating in a climactic reunion with his nemesis.
OK, easy. He’d speedrun it.
The first time Xie Qing met Xiao Ci, he was satisfied. Very satisfied. Utterly satisfied.
How could such a wonderful boy be destined to become his enemy? Well, he’d just have to make the painful sacrifice. He could keep himself under control.
Xiao Ci admired him, trusted him, and obeyed his every word.
Xie Qing wavered and felt pity, but still didn’t give in. Just as planned, he personally cut out Xiao Ci’s spiritual root and then pushed him away.
Fifty years later, Xiao Ci, now his equal in strength, showed up uninvited and blocked his way at the cliff just as he emerged from seclusion.
[His resentment is through the roof. He definitely wants revenge.] The System issued an urgent warning.
Revenge was fair enough, as long as it didn’t interfere with the mission. Xie Qing thought.
But Xiao Ci grabbed his hand and bit his earlobe.
Everything spiraled out of control.
Xiao Ci knew Xie Qing was aloof and stubborn, and that he could be downright cruel when pursuing his goals.
He had given Xiao Ci the memory he cherished most, then cast him aside without mercy. Even when they met again, his attitude had not changed in the slightest.
So why did this man, when Xiao Ci kissed him again and again, choose to indulge him?
Maybe he loves me, Xiao Ci thought.
So he decided to put that theory to the test, kissing him even more deeply.
“Either kill me, or…”
Or prove that you love me.
Xiao Ci discovered that when it came to him, Xie Qing’s principles were surprisingly flexible. So if a “demand” didn’t work, he could try a “request,” and if that failed, a “plea.”
So Xie Qing, who had agreed to many of Xiao Ci’s unreasonable requests along the way, finally reached his limit. “Don’t you know what you’ve done? Stop pretending to be innocent.”
A few things to know before diving in:
1. Xiao Ci is the gong and Xie Qing is the shou. They are exclusive in both body and heart, with a guaranteed happy ending. They are each other’s one and only in every sense and across all timelines. No bad endings. Read with confidence. No switching or breaking them up.
2. This is an unconventional transmigration-into-a-book story, with little of the original novel’s plot. The story follows my own melodramatic style, so proceed with caution.
Theme: The moment I saw you, my heartbeat took control before reason could arrive.
"But beware of all precautions, there are still three people..." This is a big bug for the author~ It's "see the light of day", right?
To be honest, I don't really like Xiao Qiao's character... From Xiao Lu's perspective, although he is thinking about his friends, he is a bit too boundaryless. After all, we are friends, not parents, so why should we make decisions for others? Although it may be that I hate Xiao Lu a little, but I can obviously communicate in a gentler way, and I can obviously not force the matter and use other methods to slowly change the way we get along, but I chose the toughest method... On the one hand, he said that you have a choice, and you should not face me like a human being; on the other hand, he did not give people any room for choice, and even said hurtful words... It would be too arrogant to say that this is treating people as friends. Anyway, I am a very i person, and I really don't like anyone crossing the boundary to influence my choices, even if it's a friend, even if it's for my own good. What's more, from Xiao Xiao's perspective, Xiao Qiao and Xiao Xiao haven't known each other for a long time, right? If someone you just met comes up and says that he can risk his life with you just to fight for your interests... This is a very scary thing. Giving out such a big favor for no reason, even if you don't doubt whether there is an ulterior motive, will bring a lot of pressure to others, right? After all, if others don't want to participate in the competition, if you tell them like this, it's like putting them on a high platform. It's not a bad idea to refuse or agree. Doesn't this put others in a dilemma? And there is no reward for no merit. If you have given so much to others, others will have to pay it back. You may not care about what you give, but it does not mean that others do not care either. You have given so much, and if others don't want to give or can't give so much, then how can you ask others to return it? Won't you pay it back? Then how do you tell others to behave in front of others and in front of themselves? In any case, these behaviors are very boundaryless for people who have just met them.
I was just about to say that there are too many supporting roles.