Did the Little Cannon Fodder Blow Their Cover Today? [Book Transmigration]

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Main Blurb: One day, Ji Yusheng transmigrated into a book as a little snake demon and met the book's protagonist. They came to know each other, and spent one wonderful night together.

But before he could say, "I like you," he was forced back to his original world.

The first thing Ji Yusheng thought after waking up, having narrowly escaped death, was: Oh no! Does Gu Xuanzhou think I'm a scumbag who slept with him and ran away?! Please, no!

By a twist of fate, he transmigrated again.

The good news was that he'd returned to the world he'd left behind, and had found the person he'd missed so desperately.

The bad news was that thirty thousand years had passed since his last transmigration into a book. Everything had changed, and the person he'd longed for had even begun cultivating the Way of Ruthlessness.

To make matters worse, he'd become a ladybug spirit with so little spiritual power that he could barely maintain his original form.

Ji Yusheng: QAQ.

To win Gu Xuanzhou back, Ji Yusheng tried every trick he could think of and finally became his disciple.

After all, what could nurture feelings better than a master and disciple relationship?

But whenever Gu Xuanzhou looked at him with that strange expression...

Ji Yusheng: Did I get found out today? No, right?!

Ji Yusheng: Did he recognize me? Probably not, right?!

Then one day, when he could no longer keep up the act, Ji Yusheng gazed ingratiatingly at Gu Xuanzhou and asked, "Master, do you remember the little snake demon by Daming Lake?"

Gu Xuanzhou: "Why do you think I took you as my disciple?" Anger +1000.

Ji Yusheng: "Master, I was wrong." *Cute act.*

Anger back to zero, back to zero!

★ A formidable wolfhound war god gong and a scheming little prince sent to bring him good luck, shou ★

One day, Fu Xi transmigrated into a book as a cannon-fodder prince, sent to bring good luck to a blind war god.

In the original story, the cannon-fodder prince may have had a pretty face, but he was a lovesick fool who couldn't tell right from wrong. He listened to a scumbag's urging, married the blind war god of an enemy kingdom to bring him good luck, then took advantage of his blindness to scheme behind his back and even tried to poison him.

The ending was predictable: he died without even leaving a whole corpse behind.

When Fu Xi arrived, it was the cannon-fodder prince and the war god's wedding night.

To save his own life, Fu Xi could only pretend to have lost his memory, turn over a new leaf, and win the war god over with kindness, treating him like an honored guest.

But Fu Xi hadn't expected to enjoy doting on him so much that he would fall for the war god, too. He often took advantage of the man's blindness to flirt and set his heart racing.

Then one day, Fu Xi noticed that the war god was looking at him strangely. He packed his bags and prepared to run, but the war god grabbed him.

"Why are you running? Don't you want to sneak a kiss from me anymore?"

Fu Xi: "I can still kiss you?"

The war god: "If you can treat me as well as you did before, I'll lie flat and let you kiss me, just like before. Whatever you do, I'll pretend I didn't notice. So, are you still running?"

Fu Xi: "Hehe! I'm not running anymore!"

After more than twenty years of drifting through life, Fu Xi admitted he'd fallen, and fallen hard, for a fearsome wolfhound. And he was happy to accept it.

Theme: Join hands with your master and share a beautiful future.