[Slowly revising, 9-9-26]
Yan Yan was a pampered young master born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He was pretty and well-behaved, and everyone had adored him since childhood.
After returning to China from studying abroad, he discovered that he was a character in a book.
The future overpowered protagonist gong was his sworn enemy, to whom he was engaged. The protagonist shou was his half-brother, born to the same father.
And he, Yan Yan, was a vile, utterly perverted villain!
He was merely a nasty plot device meant to advance the relationship between the protagonist gong and shou.
Once the protagonist pair finished their college entrance exams and confirmed their feelings, he would die in some random car accident, without even leaving behind an intact corpse.
Great Villain Yan Yan: Heh heh (#^.^#)
After learning how his story ended, Yan Yan gave a cold laugh.
Since Heaven had assigned him the role of “villainous supporting character,” he would make the most of those four words.
And making the most of them included, but wasn’t limited to:
During PE, playing basketball and sinking a shot that slammed right into his enemy’s head.
Yan Yan blinked. “Sorry, the ball slipped out of my hand... You won’t hold it against me, right, big brother?”
When he saw the protagonist gong and shou meeting secretly in the woods, Yan Yan turned around and reported them to the homeroom teacher.
He walked by with a parasol. “Big brother, why are you standing in the sun with my little brother on the field? It’s so hot.”
Then, when he went to his enemy’s house, Yan Yan “accidentally” played a voice message in which the other boy threatened him.
His eyes welled with tears. “Uncle, Auntie, Yan Yan doesn’t even know what he did wrong. Why does he hate me so much? quq”
Yan Yan laughed wildly. Being a scheming green tea villain is so much fun!
Just as he was secretly gloating, his fox tail accidentally slipped out, and Yan Yan noticed a tall, handsome, aloof man watching him with interest from the shadows not far away.
Yan Yan: “...”
So handsome QAQ
Later, Yan Yan finally broke off his engagement to the protagonist gong, only to be told that the elite CEO of the Pei family wanted to marry him.
Yan Yan: !!!
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After being set up by Yan Yan, Pei Hao was put under house arrest.
Furious, he wanted to destroy this business marriage that had no place in modern society.
But when he finally regained his freedom, he saw how sinister and cunning his former white moonlight really was.
He wanted to find the person who had followed him around since childhood again.
But in full view of the public, Pei Hao saw that person rise onto his toes and gently kiss a tall man with a familiar face...
Pei Hao was so furious he wanted to rush over and demand an explanation. But when he saw the aloof, handsome man’s face...
“Laughable... I don’t even dare.”
#Pei Hao: About how my former fiancee became my sister-in-law after breaking off our engagement#
[Scheming green tea pitiful shou (?) × fatherly, gentle, refined gong]
Tips: The true gong is the scum gong’s older brother, Pei Yunche, not Pei Hao. The gong, Pei Yunche, is a little mentally ill, emphasis on mentally ill. The shou does not date before adulthood.
Warnings: Many awful supporting characters, and lots of abnormal people. The gong officially appears in Chapter 30, but shows up earlier as an online friend!!! [Also, a very slice-of-life, meandering story] [Lots of nutcases]
Winter is setting in, so remember to bundle up and stay healthy. Don’t catch a cold~ (shivering QAQ)
Theme: Never give up striving and working hard, even when faced with adversity.
Is this a mess? ? ? The ending is so rushed, I feel like there could be 100 extra chapters about getting married, meeting Pei Hao again, etc.! ! ! !
The ending is scattering flowers, although but, just? ? ? ? ? I feel like you are messing up the end, and the rest of it feels ooc and some parts are not very clear.
It feels a bit sloppy... T^T
I always feel so frustrated...
However, what Yan Zai liked since childhood was his elder brother, not his younger brother. His mother misunderstood this and never said it.
It felt like the ending was a little rushed, but it didn't seem like it was done. I really like this type of writing [Love Eyes]
Thanks for the limited fee! [Rainbow fart]
This last chapter felt perfunctory. . .
Father Pei's presence is so weak hahahaha
! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Jue Li! Being dragged out by my own mother into a fantasy linkage!
The description of the text is delicate and nuanced, making it smooth and comfortable to read. The settings of some characters are somewhat unique, but also a little unconventional, a bit like the feeling of characters from different stories suddenly coming together. It would be nice if there were extra stories about the follow-up of the two younger brothers, as well as the follow-up of Yan Yan's father and grandfather. Looking forward to more and better works, thank you for the limited exemption [Bixin]
Is this a mess? ? ? The ending is so rushed, I feel like there could be 100 extra chapters about getting married, meeting Pei Hao again, etc.! ! ! !
The ending is scattering flowers, although but, just? ? ? ? ? I feel like you are messing up the end, and the rest of it feels ooc and some parts are not very clear.
It feels a bit sloppy... T^T
I always feel so frustrated...
However, what Yan Zai liked since childhood was his elder brother, not his younger brother. His mother misunderstood this and never said it.
It felt like the ending was a little rushed, but it didn't seem like it was done. I really like this type of writing [Love Eyes] Thanks for the limited fee! [Rainbow fart]
This last chapter felt perfunctory. . .
Father Pei's presence is so weak hahahaha
! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Jue Li! Being dragged out by my own mother into a fantasy linkage!
The description of the text is delicate and nuanced, making it smooth and comfortable to read. The settings of some characters are somewhat unique, but also a little unconventional, a bit like the feeling of characters from different stories suddenly coming together. It would be nice if there were extra stories about the follow-up of the two younger brothers, as well as the follow-up of Yan Yan's father and grandfather. Looking forward to more and better works, thank you for the limited exemption [Bixin]