Doting on My Wife in a Scum Gong Novel

When domineering CEO Zhao Chenxi woke up one day, he discovered he was inside a book. In the story, he had forced himself on the protagonist, imprisoned a perfectly good doctor at home as his canary, then eventually grew tired of him and abandoned him!

After enduring countless hardships, the protagonist successfully turned dark. He launched indiscriminate physical and psychological attacks on everyone who had hurt him or intended to hurt him, with our cannon-fodder CEO at the top of the list.

Zhao Chenxi remembered the ending in the book: his company went bankrupt, he was left paralyzed after a car accident, and he spent the rest of his life disabled and destitute. Then he looked at the enormous wedding photo on the wall opposite him and fell silent.

[They didn't just get together and get married. They even have a child (a dog).]

Before awakening his dream-book ability, Zhao Chenxi was like this: "Honey, it's the start of the month. I'm planning to give you a huge diamond ring. You can wear this one at the start of the month, that one in the middle, and another at the end... Or would you prefer a Ferrari, a Porsche, or a Maybach?"

After awakening his dream-book ability, Zhao Chenxi said: "Honey, it's the 18th. I've decided to give you a watch. The face has global positioning, the casing can fire nanoscale tracking probes, the back has an electric shock function, and the band is made of the latest carbon fiber. Whether you're tying someone to a tree while camping or launching a sneak attack from behind, it'll let you subdue them without anyone noticing."

Jian You: ... That's really not necessary.

As the youngest, most promising, and most handsome, fair-skinned bachelor at City No. 1 Hospital, Jian You was every colleague's ideal husband, brother-in-law, or nephew-in-law. But he always kept himself in check, afraid the big wolfdog at home would get jealous and barge into the hospital to declare ownership.

But one day, he noticed his big wolfdog was acting strangely.

It seemed... to know what it was.

Domineering CEO, big wolfdog gong x calculating, handsome doctor shou

The domineering little wolfdog says: I'm a professional when it comes to spoiling my wife.

Coming soon, modern danmei: "The Green Tea Revolution (Transmigrate into a Book)"

Ying Shu is the Rong family's adopted son. Gentle and sensitive by nature, he lives under their roof and can only work hard to play the part of a kind older brother, doing everything he can to take care of his adopted younger brother and his friends.

His greatest wish in life is to find a comfortable job after graduation, support himself, and, ideally, find someone to spend the rest of his life with.

He thought he had given everything and earned at least a little sincerity in return. But a dream during an illness revealed the truth: he was merely a cannon-fodder character in a sweet-and-angsty novel. One of the protagonists was the eldest young master of the Rong family, his adopted younger brother, who, in Ying Shu's eyes, desperately needed a dose of socialist discipline.

In his dream, the people he had once treated with sincerity mocked him as a "green tea," accusing him of having one foot in two boats.

His younger brother, whom he had cared for wholeheartedly, thought of him as a hypocritical older brother who "seemed to sincerely care about me when we were young, but I grew up and realized he was only currying favor with me for power." His only real purpose in the book was to highlight his brother's loneliness and melancholy, and catalyze the relationship between the two protagonists.

And that high-and-mighty young master of the Chu family thought even less of him, dismissing his whole life with the words "fake and pretentious."

The shou after waking up: ...

They were right. He had only been nice to them for the sake of power. Without power, who in their right mind would bother with this bunch of chuunibyou weirdos?

So explode, world. Be destroyed, you stupid place!

The young masters realized that the young man who always showed up when they needed him and comforted them with a cup of milk tea whenever they were sad had disappeared. Not only that, he was being nice to someone else.

The young masters: "Big brother, where are you? I can't take this cruel, cold world!"

Rong Jing: "Get lost, that's my big brother! Sob, sob, big brother, come back! My fragile heart desperately needs your comfort!"

Meanwhile, the "big brother" they longed for was being cornered by the eldest young master of the Chu family in a deserted corner. The lights were dim and hazy, and the two young men stood face to face, their breaths nearly mingling.

"Why are you avoiding me?" His breath caught, and his low, heated voice held a note of restraint:

"Is it because I didn't accept you when you confessed to me last time?"

Ying Shu: Get lost. That wasn't a confession. It was just one of my failed investments in climbing the social ladder. (Of course, he wouldn't dare say that out loud.)

Note 1: The male lead never confessed to the eldest young master of the Chu family. The eldest young master simply misunderstood.

Note 2: The male lead is insecure and sensitive, and doesn't dare to confess his love (or even face it). Later, he simply buries his feelings. (What is love? It only slows down my rise to the top.)

Gentle, beautiful homemaker shou x outwardly cold, inwardly irritable, inarticulate big wolfdog gong

Theme: Love can overcome any conflict