Su Qi was known as the little madman, vicious in a fight and ready to bite anyone who crossed him.
Even the cold-hearted, ruthless male lead nearly lost a chunk of flesh to him when he let his guard down.
After squeezing every last bit of use out of him, the man burned him alive.
One day, Su Qi was reborn.
He returned to the past, once again the arrogant young master of the Su family.
His engagement was coming up.
This time, he figured he ought to give someone a grand gift.
So he went after the male lead's... own brother.
Second Young Master Jiang was said to be a gifted, arrogant, capricious playboy from a prestigious family, and an incredibly difficult person to get along with.
The very day they got their marriage certificate, the male lead's face turned green and he was so furious he spat blood.
Onlookers: Oh, this is getting good!
Su Qi was quite pleased. Second Young Master Jiang was great in every way: wild and uninhibited, and even better than Su Qi at driving people up the wall. The only drawback was that he was far too wealthy.
He was practically a pretty boy at the top of the food chain.
Once he'd gotten what he wanted, Su Qi started looking for a chance to make a getaway.
The young man raised an eyebrow and leaned back against the sofa, looking lazy and carefree, with a faintly mocking smile.
"A divorce?"
"What, has your male model troupe hired someone new?"
No one knew what kind of burning heart lay beneath Second Young Master Jiang's notorious reputation for doing whatever he pleased.
He had been in love with someone for years.
Unfortunately, that person was blind to it and kept following his older brother around.
Until one scorching summer day.
That person stood before him, eyes lowered, barely concealing his nervousness, the tips of his ears tinged red.
"I... like you."
How was he supposed to keep acting like a person after that?!
A truly unhinged, shameless little menace of a bottom x a wild, indulgent playboy from a prestigious family who dotes on his husband
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[I Became All the Protagonists' Dad]
As a spoiled rich kid, Yuan Chu had spent more than a decade living the good life. Then, one day, his father told him:
"The family is bankrupt."
"!!"
How could this have happened so suddenly?! With no other choice, Yuan Chu packed his things and dropped out amid a chorus of jeers.
But then a stretch limousine made a grand entrance. In full view of everyone, a dazzlingly handsome CEO stepped out and walked up to him, gazing at him with deep affection.
"Dad, I'm here to take you home."
"?"
From that day on, he had several "good sons."
For example, Son Number One, who had spent his life in a CEO romance-novel plot. He had just run into the poor female lead, who slapped him and said, "I would never give a rich man like you a second look!"
The CEO sneered. "Then leave."
Then he turned around and came to Yuan Chu, looking deeply aggrieved.
"Dad, someone made fun of me for being too rich."
Surrounded by delicious food and a bevy of maids whose every gentle, attentive gesture was for him alone, Yuan Chu blinked.
"It's okay. I don't mind."
"Dad really is the best, with the best taste." The CEO waved a hand and immediately stuffed Yuan Chu's private account full of money.
"My money is your money, Dad. Spend whatever you want!"
Yuan Chu soon discovered that he had become the father of the world's richest man...
Then there was Son Number Two, a master who had devoted himself to the path of emotional detachment, a regular fixture in immortal cultivation dramas. He was cold as ice, and no outsider could come within three feet of him.
None of his disciples, male or female, could stir his heart. He was born solely to save the world.
And yet, once he returned to his bedroom, he often couldn't sleep at night.
"Dad, don't stay up late. Get some rest, or you won't grow any taller."
"Magic isn't a tool for playing games."
"Have you done today's homework?"
Yuan Chu: ...Ugh.
Who said this son was cold and heartless, and couldn't manage a single word all year?!
He's so talkative.
Even worse, all his disciples had started looking at Yuan Chu strangely.
Then there was Son Number Three, who lived in an infinite-flow story.
He would often make himself look battered, then rush up to Yuan Chu in "panic," pointing at the ghosts and monsters.
"Dad, I'm so scared. They're all terrifying. Hug me."
Yuan Chu grabbed his good third son and squeezed out a tear.
"...They're really scary."
The ghosts and monsters: What a load of rubbish! You two are the scariest ones here!
Then there was Son Number Four, the aloof, solitary male lead of an esports novel.
He grabbed Yuan Chu by the wrist, his expression cool.
"Don't touch anything other people give you."
"I'll carry you to victory. Don't team up with outsiders. Not even the captain."
The protagonist's daily life is being doted on by his sons. He's everyone's favorite.
The love interest is someone else.
Theme: When you're in a difficult situation, don't give up. Keep trying to save yourself and live toward the light
If it weren't for the fact that I had already read this through gritted teeth, and was so angry that I wanted to see the weird ending, I would have given up on the article long ago. After successfully demining it, I will no longer read this author's article. Now I have begun to doubt my own intelligence. Did I not watch carefully and missed some important plot foreshadowing? Or was there no foreshadowing at all? This plot jumps eight horses and I can't pull it back. It can't be exactly the same as the copywriting. I can only say that it has nothing to do with it.
Xiaoqi was an ancient prince in his last life, but his fate was taboo. After escaping, he was injured and met the second young master. They are all people with bad luck. After joining the apprenticeship, he first fell in love with the younger brother he picked up. But later, the younger brother was taken away by the imperial brother and the others and he lost his memory? ? ? The two brothers were left in the nearly dead royal family. In order to stabilize the country, the elder brother turned his younger brother into a murder tool (like this?), And then Xiao Qi really obeyed his orders and became the god of death on the battlefield. As a result, the senior brother was born for some reason (for Xiao Qi?), Saved him, and finally took his own life. However, Xiao Qi did not remember and thought that the imperial brother was the best (why is simply strange), but instead They all died in the end. In the last life, Xiao Qi didn't know who Er Shao was and didn't have much contact with him, but Er Shao liked him very much (Did Er Shao have memories in the previous life? Or they were supposed to meet in the first place). But the ancestral villain had the means to control Xiao Qi all the time (maybe he always had memories), and the final ending was the well-known abuse. In this life, Xiao Qi came with the memories of the second life. But I still want to complain. Can you stop talking about it so confusingly? Jiang Guyuan doesn't seem to be the ultimate villain? It seems like the final villain is someone else? Why does everyone have memories of their previous two lives? ? ? Is this hook too big? If there is a little more foreshadowing, readers will see it more clearly. I feel like a fool now.
What a bastard, so big. It's just comfortable without being too smart. I can't bear it if there's another amnesia joke.
Actually, I think it's okay, and it won't be chaotic after a while. The young master they are looking for should be Shou. Shou's previous life felt a bit chaotic, but not chaotic, because it is a bit like me when I was in the second grade of middle school. The identity I wanted was to be miserable, but to be awesome and coaxing. The young master looks more like this. Some people, when they were young, watched TV and saw those awesome and coaxing people, they would imagine that they were that person. I did the same.
It's not a joke, but from the beginning, I felt that the author wanted to write about everything. There were too many elements crammed in, including past and present lives, entertainment circles, shopping malls, secret departments, etc. As a result, many things were passed by in passing, like the bodyguard group, which inexplicably had many scenes, but also died and betrayed inexplicably. Many things were not explained clearly, and the whole story was very confusing. Especially when Django's career is mentioned later, it feels very confusing. The first part was pretty good, but it wasn't very clear from the moment Suqi's brother suddenly died.
This book seems to be developing more and more in directions I didn't expect...
There is a big difference with the copywriting...
A bit strange
Why the whole Brother Wang plot? Ugh, it's not fun enough
Although I have read more than forty chapters, it still feels like I don't understand it... Ancient times and modern times are intertwined, and no part of the writing is coherent... I can't understand it.
If it weren't for the fact that I had already read this through gritted teeth, and was so angry that I wanted to see the weird ending, I would have given up on the article long ago. After successfully demining it, I will no longer read this author's article. Now I have begun to doubt my own intelligence. Did I not watch carefully and missed some important plot foreshadowing? Or was there no foreshadowing at all? This plot jumps eight horses and I can't pull it back. It can't be exactly the same as the copywriting. I can only say that it has nothing to do with it.
Xiaoqi was an ancient prince in his last life, but his fate was taboo. After escaping, he was injured and met the second young master. They are all people with bad luck. After joining the apprenticeship, he first fell in love with the younger brother he picked up. But later, the younger brother was taken away by the imperial brother and the others and he lost his memory? ? ? The two brothers were left in the nearly dead royal family. In order to stabilize the country, the elder brother turned his younger brother into a murder tool (like this?), And then Xiao Qi really obeyed his orders and became the god of death on the battlefield. As a result, the senior brother was born for some reason (for Xiao Qi?), Saved him, and finally took his own life. However, Xiao Qi did not remember and thought that the imperial brother was the best (why is simply strange), but instead They all died in the end. In the last life, Xiao Qi didn't know who Er Shao was and didn't have much contact with him, but Er Shao liked him very much (Did Er Shao have memories in the previous life? Or they were supposed to meet in the first place). But the ancestral villain had the means to control Xiao Qi all the time (maybe he always had memories), and the final ending was the well-known abuse. In this life, Xiao Qi came with the memories of the second life. But I still want to complain. Can you stop talking about it so confusingly? Jiang Guyuan doesn't seem to be the ultimate villain? It seems like the final villain is someone else? Why does everyone have memories of their previous two lives? ? ? Is this hook too big? If there is a little more foreshadowing, readers will see it more clearly. I feel like a fool now.
What a bastard, so big. It's just comfortable without being too smart. I can't bear it if there's another amnesia joke.
Actually, I think it's okay, and it won't be chaotic after a while. The young master they are looking for should be Shou. Shou's previous life felt a bit chaotic, but not chaotic, because it is a bit like me when I was in the second grade of middle school. The identity I wanted was to be miserable, but to be awesome and coaxing. The young master looks more like this. Some people, when they were young, watched TV and saw those awesome and coaxing people, they would imagine that they were that person. I did the same.
It's not a joke, but from the beginning, I felt that the author wanted to write about everything. There were too many elements crammed in, including past and present lives, entertainment circles, shopping malls, secret departments, etc. As a result, many things were passed by in passing, like the bodyguard group, which inexplicably had many scenes, but also died and betrayed inexplicably. Many things were not explained clearly, and the whole story was very confusing. Especially when Django's career is mentioned later, it feels very confusing. The first part was pretty good, but it wasn't very clear from the moment Suqi's brother suddenly died.
This book seems to be developing more and more in directions I didn't expect... There is a big difference with the copywriting... A bit strange
Why the whole Brother Wang plot? Ugh, it's not fun enough
Although I have read more than forty chapters, it still feels like I don't understand it... Ancient times and modern times are intertwined, and no part of the writing is coherent... I can't understand it.
Suddenly I feel that Brother Wang is doing well
Hey hey hey, I want a sweet extra story