The Scum Gong Turns into a Green Tea Shou

Two upcoming novels in my collection (blurbs at the very end): "The Parasitic Vine Is a Man-Eating Flower Too [Quick Transmigration]" and "I Like You, and I Like Money [GB]" The young master of the Ji family, who had been living outside the family, has finally been brought home. Ji Ming throws him a grand welcome party. Jin Shaozhi holds the exquisite gold-embossed invitation and sneers disdainfully. A young master? He's just an illegitimate child. Then he sees the illegitimate child's face: exquisitely beautiful, exactly like the face he can't forget. Young Master Jin immediately schools his expression and strolls over. As he draws near, he slips and tumbles straight into Ji Nanke's arms. Ji Nanke: ? So this is throwing yourself into my arms. Better late than never? Jin Shaozhi sets his sights on a gorgeous canary that bites. He'll stop at nothing to turn it into a bird in his own cage. Later, Jin Shaozhi's plan backfires: he fails to take the canary by force and gets taken instead. After the seemingly fragile, harmless canary nearly works him to death, he dusts himself off and walks away. Jin Shaozhi grits his teeth. "I'll kill him!" Later still, the canary jumps into the sea and vanishes, neither dead nor alive. A year later, at the Ji family's welcome banquet, Jin Shaozhi finally sees the person he has been longing for again. From then on, Ji Nanke earns the dubious honorific of "Jin Shaozhi's Nth Rumored Boyfriend," and can't shake it off. Ji Nanke: What a nuisance! Much later, Ji Nanke regains his memories and remembers that he transmigrated into a danmei novel about a universally adored protagonist. But the author abandoned the story after the protagonist was forced to jump into the sea. At the same time, he finds the original novel's comment section: [Reader]: What kind of development is this? I'd rather the author abandon the story! How did my universally adored shou turn into a gorgeous gong? And what happened to the domineering, darkened, powerful gong that Young Master Jin was supposed to be? What is this flirtatious, scheming green tea? I'll hate this author forever! A gorgeous gong who hits as hard as he looks X a formerly scummy, now flirtatious powerhouse shou The gong is an exceptionally beautiful, flamboyant type, with a touch of universal appeal. There are supporting-character shous, but no betting on pairings and no switching the shou. The former scum gong becomes the shou. The gong's chrysanthemum is untouched, but the shou's melon isn't. The shou only acts sweet and calculating with the gong. The shou pursues the gong, and has a few issues early on. After the gong regains his memories later in the story, he'll put the shou through the wringer. After all, our goal is to punish scum. [Upcoming Novel 1 (gong protagonist, Quick Transmigration)]: For no apparent reason, Yun Que gets bound to a [Heartbreak Value Collection System]. With no memories, he must travel through five worlds and complete his missions to recover them. Yun Que: Heartbreak value? What's that? The System looks at its Host's pretty little face, with rosy lips and pearly teeth, so lovely and delicate. Its round little body goes soft as cotton candy. "It's simple! You can collect heartbreak value with the protagonist through two methods: hurting them physically or emotionally. Reach 100, and you've successfully won them over~" The System thinks: The Host is so breathtakingly beautiful. If I were the protagonist, I'd gladly let him break my heart! I'd gladly let him torment me! At first, the System worries that its fragile Host will be bullied. Later, it cowers in a corner, watching the delicate, weak-looking little flower turn into a ferocious man-eating flower again and again. And what's more... The System: Host! Stop! Your target is the heroine! Yun Que looks at the person kneeling upright before him, holding a ruler flat across both palms, arms raised above his head. The pose shows off beautiful muscle lines, while a glimpse of the V-shaped lines on his abdomen accentuates his lean waist. Only Yun Que knows just how soft this seemingly hard man can be. Yun Que chuckles. "But I prefer seeing the male lead with red-rimmed eyes." World 1: A man disguised as a woman, the top star of a dance hall, gong X the second young master of a warlord family, shou (alternate Republican-era setting, cross-dressing gong) World 2: Aristocratic young master gong X a delinquent shou with explosive anger and a deranged mind World 3: Bisexual rabbit spirit gong X jiaolong shou (full-dive virtual-reality game, undecided) World 4: Mermaid gong X pathological scientist shou (undecided) World 5: Interstellar O gong X A shou The order of the worlds is undecided, and each one may change before I write it. Beautiful gong and strong shou, 1v1. A domineering man-eating flower gong who seems like a fragile parasitic vine X a lovestruck, powerful shou with maxed-out combat ability [Upcoming Novel 2 (GB, female gong)]: Everyone knows that Young Master Ji is cold in both face and heart. Zhu Yu'an knows that too. Not only does she know, but... Congratulations, Host! You've finally met your target! Please choose an approach: 0. Win the target's heart. 1. Win the target's heart and body. Zhu Yu'an has two great loves in life: money and good looks. Young Master Ji is handsome and wealthy, just her type, so she decisively chooses option 1. Zhu Yu'an thinks that she and Ji Jin are one real person and one NPC in a game. Who could have guessed... "You said you'd take responsibility for me." Ji Jin looks at her coldly, his eyes gradually reddening like rouge brushed over cold jade. Zhu Yu'an sighs softly. "Actually, women are just like men. What you say in bed doesn't count." A story about a heroine who flirts with the hero, gets him, then dusts herself off and leaves. There is no groveling-in-regret arc. ② [Important: GB story, no reversal] Strong male lead and strong female lead. A looks-obsessed screenwriter who wants the body, not the heart X the inscrutable Young Master Ji. ③ Adult romance; neither lead is sexually inexperienced. Ye Yin is not the white moonlight. Theme: Seizing someone by force never ends well, so you should be a decent person and give of yourself.