[Originally titled "The Substitute". Complete. Male substitute romance.]
Coming soon: "Flirtation", a scheming rose who plays with men X the sly old fox who falls for her. Please add it to your library!
One-line blurb:
Sometimes, when I see you, you don't look like him at all, just as the moonlight is about to fall.
Full blurb:
Shi Yan had a moonlight he could never have. After that, every woman who stood by his side had features that resembled her to some degree.
Wen Yubai was the one who looked most like her.
For three years, Wen Yubai endured everyone's disdain, keeping her head down and behaving obediently by Shi Yan's side, doing her best to play the part of a sweet, sensible lover.
Then she rose from a nobody to a movie queen.
Shi Yan always believed Wen Yubai loved him, down to her bones.
He was certain she would never leave him, no matter how high and mighty he acted in their relationship.
That is, until Shi Yan was hospitalized with an immune rejection reaction after a heart transplant.
By his bedside, Wen Yubai looked at him coldly, without a trace of warmth in her eyes. "That's his heart inside you. Even if you die, you are not allowed to replace it."
Who is whose substitute and plaything? The one who falls first is bound to lose.
Content warnings:
1. The male lead has had sex before; the female lead has not.
2. The male lead has an ex, and the female lead has even more exes. She sees the male lead as a genuine substitute, while he never intended to find a substitute. The blurb reflects someone else's misunderstanding. P.S. The male lead has an ex but has stayed chaste. The female lead has exes and is not a virgin. Read if you're okay with that; if not, don't.
3. The male lead pursues his wife after a breakup.
4. The male lead mistreats the female lead before learning the truth; the male lead suffers throughout the story.
5. The female lead's moonlight has died.
2021.2.26
New novel, "My Brother's Wife". Please add it to your library!
[Younger brother steals older brother's wife + second male lead takes the lead + rivalry and romantic chaos + fighting over her and taking everything]
Jiang Yanhe had always been sensible and obedient as a child, never competing or fighting for anything. In return, her father and brothers favored others, while she was always the one left behind.
At the lantern festival poetry gathering, she was framed and soaked through with cold water. At her most miserable, Pei Rong, the eldest son of Prince Liang's household, draped a thick cloak over her shoulders and came to her rescue.
So when Prince Liang's household sent a marriage proposal, Jiang Yanhe happily agreed.
Only after marrying into the family did she learn that Pei Rong already loved someone else. He had married her only because he wanted his new bride to arrive quickly, so he could take his beloved as a concubine and give the child in her womb a name.
Jiang Yanhe thought her life would go on like this forever, until half a year after the wedding, when the second son, who had been away from home for a long time, returned...
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The eldest son and eldest daughter-in-law of Prince Liang's household were harmonious and respectful toward each other, held up in the capital as the model couple.
Pei Rong had always believed that, too.
His wife was beautiful, virtuous, and gentle, and always put him first.
So he thought that even if he loved someone else, he could still give her the greatest honor and affection.
Even when his wife asked for a divorce, he thought she was simply unable to tolerate his favoritism.
Until one day, he saw Jiang Yanhe run out of his younger brother's bamboo cottage with red eyes and disheveled clothes.
Deep in the bamboo grove, Pei Rong stood with the green bamboo in his palm and snapped it in two.
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Pei Jian had only ever fallen in love with one woman in his life.
She was his sister-in-law.
He had never competed with his older brother, but for the first time in his life, he had a mad desire.
He would take her for himself and make her his wife.
Even if he had to hide her away.
1. Messy love triangle. The female lead has had sex before; the male leads have not.
2. The female lead has already divorced the second male lead when she and the male lead begin to develop feelings for each other.
3. Both male leads have varying degrees of obsessive, dark, and twisted traits.
4. The characters all have flaws. Please don't read if you dislike that, and don't flame me.
Please add my other novel in the same series, "Menace", to your library!
Zong Chuanye, a wealthy second-generation heir, is a playboy who has a different woman by his side nine times out of ten. For his birthday wish, he asks that his mother stop forcing him to go on blind dates. He plans to remain single for life.
Then, at some point, a timid little white rabbit suddenly appears by his side.
The little white rabbit is beautiful, kind, gentle, and healing, and she goes with him everywhere.
Their friends are shocked, thinking Brother Chuan is going to turn over a new leaf.
Zong Chuanye smiles warmly and introduces her without hesitation.
"This is my little sister."
Little does he know that one day he'll eat his words, and even be smug about it.
"This is my wife," Zong Chuanye says, putting out his cigarette. Then he adds boastfully, "Although she hasn't agreed yet."
A playboy's romantic downfall
Shu Tong is eighteen when she returns from a remote mountain village to her real family. Her accent is hard to change, and her clothes have been washed white with age, so she doesn't dare look up.
The fake heiress in the family doesn't exclude her.
She just keeps noticing how unfamiliar her parents and older brother seem toward her in the little things.
When they start caring about her, the fake heiress falls ill.
So Shu Tong is temporarily sent to stay with a friend of her parents.
Zong Chuanye, who calls himself her older brother, begins to protect her and keep her close.
He teaches her to raise her head and straighten her spine. He shelters her, wrapping her in warmth and keeping all her darkness at bay.
A luckless girl's turnaround
Content warnings:
1. 1v1, happy ending. The male lead has had sex before; the female lead has not. But during their breakup, the female lead is not guaranteed to remain chaste, while the male lead will definitely remain chaste for her as if time had stopped.
2. Age gap. The male lead is older than the female lead.
3. The male lead used to be a real playboy, but he had no moonlight and had never been heartbroken. Once he realizes his feelings, he never plays around again.
A good reading environment begins with clear content warnings. Let's make things better for everyone.
Theme: Cherish the person beside you
A wise man never falls in love, who said that so confidently?
It turns out it's Zong Chuanye who has been chasing his wife for the longest time. That's okay.
The last chapter broke the defense, and it gave me the same feeling as when I was a child and read a novel about heart disease. Both books are the same. Bai Yueguang and the current male protagonist are both very good people. To me, people who are alive are the ones who can truly feel, so of course I will be more partial to the male protagonist. I have always felt sorry for the male protagonist, but I really don't blame anyone, and I can also feel the meaning of the heroine's life after being redeemed by him, so I don't think it's cruel. But in this chapter, I really couldn't stand it when I saw the sentence about loving the heroine even without a heart transplant. This is true, and he is not so experienced. After all this experience, no one could convince him. Even when I was watching the previous episode, I would have assumed that the bud of this emotion was brought about by Bai Yueguang's heart. So whether this relationship is Bai Yueguang's or his, although I think the back part must be his own, I feel that he himself may not have this confidence, so he has a knot in his heart that I didn't realize I had. It wasn't until the extra chapter pointed out that I broke the guard. Why do I feel sorry for the male protagonist? It's so normal. I think he has been living for others, for his parents, for his beloved, and is too sensible. So of course I don't want his love to be like this, so I am really grateful for the dream of this parallel world.
. . . . Be is more suitable. Since the heroine loves her ex-boyfriend so much, to be honest, I don't see that the heroine likes the hero.
It was a very anti-conventional article. At the end, it was difficult for me to evaluate whether Wen Yubai fell in love with Shi Yan, or whether Wen Yubai had really let go of Bai Chen, and had Shi Yan really become a more important presence in her heart?
It can only be said that in this world line, only one of Bai Chen and Shi Yan can survive. Bai Chen died on Wen Yubai's birthday, so Shi Yan survived and brought the only heart that loved Wen Yubai back to Wen Yubai with When this heart met her, Shi Yan was always afraid whether it was this heart that fell in love with her or he himself fell in love with her. But in the end, in the world where Bai Chen survived, Shi Yan finally felt his love for Wen Yubai with his own scarred heart.
So in the end, I feel that the answers to the above questions are no longer important. This is an entanglement that is destined to be unclear. It revolves around the story of three people. It may be summarized in one sentence: There is always someone who loves you for me, saves you, and ensures your peace and happiness for the rest of your life.
The world where Bai Chen survived was different from the world where Wen Yubai lived after Shi Yan. Maybe it was a better choice for Bai Chen to survive, but Shi Yan also saved himself by surviving and meeting Wen Yubai. After all, Shi Yan should also have a chance to meet Wen Yubai.
In the last extra chapter, Shi Yan, who gave everything to stay with Wen Yubai, was just a dream after all. He died in the world where Wen Yubai and Bai Chen were together without being able to hear Wen Yubai tell him I love you. It feels like a different kind of BE. In my heart, I think this story BE is understandable. Because it's hard to imagine Wen Qi forgetting Bai Chen, but if you imagine it as he, it feels like the dead Shi Yan returned to the world line where Bai Chen died, and found that it was not Zhuang Zhou Mengdie. He just took a peek at Wen Yubai's appearance in the world where Bai Chen was not dead, and then returned to her!
Rereading the story, I discovered that when Shi Yan heard the name Wen Yubai for the first time, it was offensive. Then he discovered that Wen Yubai—Wen Qi Yu Bai Chen, eh, it was Wen Qi who was redeemed after all.
"Even if I don't have a heart transplant, I still love her so much." Oh, oh, oh, I'll forget about crying to death.
Shi Yan doesn't need to appear in Bai's extra story. Bai deserves a wholehearted heroine and sweet love. Why does he need Shi Yan?
I can't be the only one who likes Shi Yan. The male protagonist really only likes the female protagonist from the beginning to the end. The so-called Bai Yueguang is just what others said. When Bai Yueguang comes back to cause trouble, the male protagonist also fights back, but he doesn't say anything. In fact, it is said that she abused the male protagonist, and our 77 was also miserable. Accepting Shi Yan made her feel uncomfortable, and she could never let go of Bai Chen. When I didn't watch it at first, I thought Bai Chen was just pitying her when she was with 77, but later I felt pity for her. There is love, and true love for 77. Bai Chen gives 77 hope, and Shi Yan is also the one who leads 77 out of the abyss. I also feel that there is a sense of mutual redemption between Shi Yan and 77. In short, I hope that someone will love her well at all times.
Sorry! ! ! Give me a break
I should have stopped at Extra 4. As long as I don't continue watching, Bai Yueguang will not die.
I knew it was Shi and Bai who met... It was so well written...
A wise man never falls in love, who said that so confidently? It turns out it's Zong Chuanye who has been chasing his wife for the longest time. That's okay.
The last chapter broke the defense, and it gave me the same feeling as when I was a child and read a novel about heart disease. Both books are the same. Bai Yueguang and the current male protagonist are both very good people. To me, people who are alive are the ones who can truly feel, so of course I will be more partial to the male protagonist. I have always felt sorry for the male protagonist, but I really don't blame anyone, and I can also feel the meaning of the heroine's life after being redeemed by him, so I don't think it's cruel. But in this chapter, I really couldn't stand it when I saw the sentence about loving the heroine even without a heart transplant. This is true, and he is not so experienced. After all this experience, no one could convince him. Even when I was watching the previous episode, I would have assumed that the bud of this emotion was brought about by Bai Yueguang's heart. So whether this relationship is Bai Yueguang's or his, although I think the back part must be his own, I feel that he himself may not have this confidence, so he has a knot in his heart that I didn't realize I had. It wasn't until the extra chapter pointed out that I broke the guard. Why do I feel sorry for the male protagonist? It's so normal. I think he has been living for others, for his parents, for his beloved, and is too sensible. So of course I don't want his love to be like this, so I am really grateful for the dream of this parallel world.
. . . . Be is more suitable. Since the heroine loves her ex-boyfriend so much, to be honest, I don't see that the heroine likes the hero.
It was a very anti-conventional article. At the end, it was difficult for me to evaluate whether Wen Yubai fell in love with Shi Yan, or whether Wen Yubai had really let go of Bai Chen, and had Shi Yan really become a more important presence in her heart? It can only be said that in this world line, only one of Bai Chen and Shi Yan can survive. Bai Chen died on Wen Yubai's birthday, so Shi Yan survived and brought the only heart that loved Wen Yubai back to Wen Yubai with When this heart met her, Shi Yan was always afraid whether it was this heart that fell in love with her or he himself fell in love with her. But in the end, in the world where Bai Chen survived, Shi Yan finally felt his love for Wen Yubai with his own scarred heart. So in the end, I feel that the answers to the above questions are no longer important. This is an entanglement that is destined to be unclear. It revolves around the story of three people. It may be summarized in one sentence: There is always someone who loves you for me, saves you, and ensures your peace and happiness for the rest of your life. The world where Bai Chen survived was different from the world where Wen Yubai lived after Shi Yan. Maybe it was a better choice for Bai Chen to survive, but Shi Yan also saved himself by surviving and meeting Wen Yubai. After all, Shi Yan should also have a chance to meet Wen Yubai. In the last extra chapter, Shi Yan, who gave everything to stay with Wen Yubai, was just a dream after all. He died in the world where Wen Yubai and Bai Chen were together without being able to hear Wen Yubai tell him I love you. It feels like a different kind of BE. In my heart, I think this story BE is understandable. Because it's hard to imagine Wen Qi forgetting Bai Chen, but if you imagine it as he, it feels like the dead Shi Yan returned to the world line where Bai Chen died, and found that it was not Zhuang Zhou Mengdie. He just took a peek at Wen Yubai's appearance in the world where Bai Chen was not dead, and then returned to her! Rereading the story, I discovered that when Shi Yan heard the name Wen Yubai for the first time, it was offensive. Then he discovered that Wen Yubai—Wen Qi Yu Bai Chen, eh, it was Wen Qi who was redeemed after all.
"Even if I don't have a heart transplant, I still love her so much." Oh, oh, oh, I'll forget about crying to death.
Shi Yan doesn't need to appear in Bai's extra story. Bai deserves a wholehearted heroine and sweet love. Why does he need Shi Yan?
I can't be the only one who likes Shi Yan. The male protagonist really only likes the female protagonist from the beginning to the end. The so-called Bai Yueguang is just what others said. When Bai Yueguang comes back to cause trouble, the male protagonist also fights back, but he doesn't say anything. In fact, it is said that she abused the male protagonist, and our 77 was also miserable. Accepting Shi Yan made her feel uncomfortable, and she could never let go of Bai Chen. When I didn't watch it at first, I thought Bai Chen was just pitying her when she was with 77, but later I felt pity for her. There is love, and true love for 77. Bai Chen gives 77 hope, and Shi Yan is also the one who leads 77 out of the abyss. I also feel that there is a sense of mutual redemption between Shi Yan and 77. In short, I hope that someone will love her well at all times.
Sorry! ! ! Give me a break
I should have stopped at Extra 4. As long as I don't continue watching, Bai Yueguang will not die.
I knew it was Shi and Bai who met... It was so well written...