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After his father's mysterious death, Sheng Huan's hallucinations grew worse by the day. Even his dreams were filled with monsters and blood, and everyone around him thought he was a freak.
Sheng Huan: Socially withdrawn.
By chance, a group of UN special agents arrived in the city. Every one of them had extraordinary skills and looked incredibly cool.
But the monsters were vicious, and accidents kept happening. Sheng Huan happened to stroll past the scene and saved them with a flick of his finger.
Again and again.
Sheng Huan thought it was what any good citizen would do, not knowing that his ex, a member of a mysterious organization, had already set his sights on him.
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The Spencer Base is a shelter for people with special abilities and the world's highest-level protective umbrella.
After a vacation, ace agent Gu Fengzhi returned with a well-connected new recruit in tow. The recruit had no particular skills and suffered from severe psychological symptoms.
Everyone: Love has made you lose your head, Sir Gu.
Later, Sheng Huan repeatedly distinguished himself alongside Gu Fengzhi.
He could pinpoint the locations of strange creatures with perfect accuracy, anticipate unknown dangers, and ensure that his teammates with special abilities always returned safely.
Everyone was stunned: How do you do it?
Sheng Huan blushed. "You might not believe me, but no matter how absurd my hallucinations are, they always come true."
Everyone: What the hell?!
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Years later, Spencer's youngest professor happened to talk about how he and the principal got back together after breaking up.
"During that mission, every shot from his M82 hit its mark. As I stared at the monster's corpse, I started to wonder if the person he really wanted to shoot was me, his ex." Professor Sheng said, "Turns out you really shouldn't drink love's bitter brew so carelessly!"
The handsome Principal Gu picked up the story. "Not long after that, Professor Sheng showed up at my hotel, putting on the act of an ordinary, delicate high school boy. He gave me an 80,000-yuan tie and said, 'Sorry, Sir Gu. I hurt your feelings over five million. You're the bigger person, so don't hold it against me...'"
"And then you made up?" the new students asked eagerly.
"Heh." Professor Sheng said expressionlessly, "Then I saw a few flashes of him tying me up with that tie."
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A little extra:
One day, to ensure their agents got enough sleep, Spencer Base converted the dorms into single rooms. Sheng Huan began going to Gu Fengzhi's door with his pillow every night.
"Gu Fengzhi, I had a nightmare and can't sleep!"
"Gu Fengzhi, this prophet senses that a meteor will hit you tonight! I'm here to protect you!"
"Gu Fengzhi! There's someone in your bed!"
After this happened again and again, Gu Fengzhi finally opened the door, helplessly. "If you want to sleep with me, just say so. Why make up so many excuses?"
Sheng Huan replied confidently, "They're not excuses."
Gu Fengzhi: "Then tell me, who's in my bed?"
Sheng Huan: "Me."
#I was born cursed, and you are the perfect cure for me.
Dignified, cunning, occasionally lovestruck, and devastatingly handsome senior + X + a scheming, seemingly timid, occasionally unstable pretty junior
Important reading notes:
1. The future education system is entirely fictional. National middle schools provide sixteen years of compulsory education, and the protagonists are adults when they fall in love.
2. One-on-one romance, happy ending. This is a serious mystery, not a quick wish-fulfillment story. There are many clues and twists. The worldbuilding is entirely fictional, so please don't nitpick the details.
3. It's fate that we met. If you don't like this story, there are plenty of others you might enjoy. Please don't announce that you're dropping it. Thank you for being considerate.
4. 80% anti-piracy ratio. Thank you for supporting the official release. Comments from readers of pirated copies are not welcome.
Cover art by @Lin Shifu's Pancake Stall; cover design by @Yanshu
Original blurb dated 2021-10-28, latest blurb dated 2023-02-04
Launching in March: You Call This Plato? [ABO]
Beta Qu Qingran lost his parents when he was young and spent years living with relatives who looked down on him. His greatest wish was to change his fate through the college entrance exam and become a military doctor.
But on the day the results came out, he received three terrible pieces of news.
First, the admissions process had been rigged, and his place had gone to an Omega from a powerful family.
Second, that Omega was the fiancee of his closest friend, Qi Chen.
Third, instead of standing up for him, Qi Chen told him, "Let it go. It's hard for everyone."
Qu Qingran: Hard for everyone, my ass! Who's the victim here?
Only later did he learn that Alpha Qi Chen and that Omega were highly compatible in terms of pheromones and were naturally attracted to each other. Turns out he was the fool all along.
By chance, he became friends with He Xu, an illegitimate son of the He Corporation.
Young Master He was gorgeous, but Omega pheromones had no effect on him. All looks and no function, he was called back home by the old master to serve as a mere pawn, and was widely known in their circle as a sacrificial lamb.
To help with his predicament, He Xu suggested, "If I were you, I'd become a nurse."
Everyone: A male nurse? Hahahaha, that's hilarious!
Qu Qingran really did enroll in nursing school.
Later, he joined He Xu's expedition team, venturing into remote mountains and across vast seas, even traveling abroad, and earning unparalleled military honors.
Eventually, he became a renowned "ace" in the military: a skilled doctor with absolute authority over who he took on as patients.
Seated in his lavish private office, he smiled as he tore up the promotion papers of an old acquaintance who had once been arrogant but now stood meekly before him. "Throw him out!"
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Qu Qingran had no idea that Qi Chen, whom he considered his closest friend, had secretly loved him for years.
After changing his mind, Qi Chen cornered him on his way to work. Qu Qingran only managed to get away thanks to He Xu's help. To show his gratitude, he opened a bottle of his treasured wine and invited He Xu over.
"Commander He, you may be useless in bed, but your pheromones are incredible!" Thinking of his ex's disheartened retreat, the handsome Beta doctor raised his glass and said, "Thanks for letting me use you. I'll finish mine, you can drink as much as you like!"
When he woke up, he was sitting on a messy bed, trying to piece together how their drunken night had gotten so out of hand. His entire worldview collapsing, he demanded, "You son of a bitch, He, aren't you supposed to be impotent?"
"That's what you all say." The handsome Alpha, nearly 1.9 meters tall, leaned against the doorframe and flexed his bite-mark-covered chest. He smiled. "I call it Plato."
#What a mess. Turns out you're a Platonist after all. I thought you couldn't get it up!
Ambitious former pirate king with a silver tongue, top, X beautiful, kind-hearted, vindictive, shameless military doctor, bottom
Both powerful, both virgins, lovers who are always at odds.
AB romance. In this fictional setting, Betas can smell pheromones but don't react to them.
Fictional society. Please don't nitpick or draw parallels with reality.
The blurb was screenshotted on 2026-02-07.
Theme: An inspiring story of a young man working hard toward his goals.
What to say. This novel only uses a few strokes to perfectly outline the background of Hongdae's story, especially the setting of Spencer College and the setting of the rules of the natural society. However, the emotional scene is not clear enough, so it is recommended to add an extra chapter to complete the story about Gong Shou's past, because the part about the two's past in the main text is really confusing, and there is no way to logically and coherently explain why Xiao Shou's father became crazy. I feel like I am good at describing the background and plot of the story, but I am not good at describing the characters, settings and emotions. Secondly, the big boss is useless. The tricky part in the plot is that Spencer underestimates the enemy. As long as Spencer shows his strength to control the top leader, the story can be completed at 50%. However, the story sets up Spencer's group of people as if only a few people have the brains. From the perspective of plot setting, I think this boss is a bit weak. It feels similar to Professor Quirrell in the first HP. Furthermore, I feel that the setting of this story is so good that it would be a pity not to continue it with this background.
Spread the flowers ~ a super huge and exciting world view, the story is also very exciting. It's a very good reading experience. (But I'm a little sleepy right now so I can't boast about the details.) Both the crime and the mental pollution are written very touchingly. However, it is not a pleasant story (not to mention derogatory, there are always some stories that are heavy.) What I am most unhappy about is the morality written in this story. It is always the Spencer people who sacrifice. From the beginning to the end, to the last scene, innocent people have to sacrifice their lives to win recognition. Why? I'd rather be a Spencer, and I'd rather Sheng Huan not be so kind. In short, all the bad guys are solved in the happy ending, but I still feel aggrieved. The people they protect do not deserve such a heavy sacrifice. But maybe this is human beings, who are quite reasonable in terms of psychological development and hate the whole world even more. On the other hand, the relaxed pace is a bit uncomfortable. I saw a long comment saying that it felt rushed, which is indeed the case. Also, there is never enough to talk about. I discovered that the confession scene on the day they broke up actually never happened. Readers knew it very early on, but the two of them didn't actually have a good talk. It was brought out in chaos in the end, which made people unable to feel the warmth of their relationship very well. That is, there has always been a feeling of adversity in the chaos of war, but there is no tenderness and licking of each other's wounds. There is a life and death agreement in the plot, but there is no daily life after the plot (a little extra is added). Then there is a section in the middle where a bunch of wisecracks are interrupted at the breaking point of the plot or when the confessional round is about to begin. Although Sheng Huan really wants to hide it, the repeated interruptions still make the rhythm uncomfortable. Some of the crisis points that were laid out for a long time ended up a bit anticlimactic. Things piled up with interruptions, but they were resolved quickly. In the blink of an eye, the protagonist was in the hospital for a few days, and the complicated emotions did not explode at that time. In short, compared to the very delicate and suspenseful foreshadowing, the plot points are a bit weak, so the mood suppressed by the foreshadowing is becoming more and more uncomfortable. But in any case, the stories of these totems really show a very fascinating world of supernatural powers! The reading experience is a bit tiring, but it is complimentary and does not make anyone regretful or boring. It is a very exciting story~
Yes, there are indeed twists and foreshadowings, but watching it is so tiring and frustrating. The world view setting is interesting, but the development is a bit lacking. Some character settings do have branch lines, but they are not elaborated on in detail but are quickly brought to an end. If the story is more detailed and longer, and more daily joy is added in the middle, the rhythm may be better. It's just that both the protagonist and the supporting characters are too busy. They are always encountering accidents and tasks. There is a feeling that the dialogue is all yelling, and the hysterical mood cannot be relieved. To sum up, it was the world view and setting that kept me going until the end, and I still felt that the ending was a little rushed.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh the ending is great! ! ! Sorry, let me kowtow first. I came from pirated versions and immediately came back to support the genuine version.
I really like this grand view of the world, it's so well written, wow, wow, wow, TAT Robin came out and killed me, I burst into tears. The crows outside the window all accompanied my tears. Look, this is not a rainbow fart at all. It is just a resonance from human and non-human hearts! ! !
If you want more extras, please let me spend money! ! !
After reading it, the overall feeling is pretty good. It's just that the pace is a bit rushed, I felt a little frustrated when it broke out, and the ending was a bit hasty. But the setting of the world view is very interesting, the supporting characters are also well-developed, and the writing in the early stage is particularly eye-catching. However, later on, from the perspective of the protagonist, I feel that "the output depends entirely on roaring" (not accurate, but that's what it means), and the large number of words to express emotions makes people a little tired. But in the end it was still great. It's the rare and good work I've seen in JJ recently. Come on, madam, I hope to see other works with the same world view in the future.
Well, it ended a little abruptly.
Everyone feels that it's not the end yet, so shouldn't there be more text? For example, everyone kills everyone by having fun, has fun for a while, and then ends with the wedding of two people as the main story?
This was too hastily concluded. Woooooooooooooo. The final battle is really written a bit sloppily. It's hard to find one I like. Don't be like this. Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu" The other requirements are not high, can you write more extras? Wuwuwuwuwuwu
There should be a second part, but the feeling about the ancient god was not clearly explained.
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After Buying Stocks and Buying the Villain A
Your Majesty, You Are so Royal.
Major General, Don't Touch Me
The Leader Should Not Be Obsessed with Love in the Future
My Hypocritical Master
You Call This Plato?
My Sister Sent Me to Kiss You
The Scandal Between Me and My Mortal Enemy Spread Throughout the Empire [Interstellar]
Black Lotus Death Escape Guide
The First Episode of Xianmen
After a Blood Phobia Sufferer and a Sickly Man Get Married
What to say. This novel only uses a few strokes to perfectly outline the background of Hongdae's story, especially the setting of Spencer College and the setting of the rules of the natural society. However, the emotional scene is not clear enough, so it is recommended to add an extra chapter to complete the story about Gong Shou's past, because the part about the two's past in the main text is really confusing, and there is no way to logically and coherently explain why Xiao Shou's father became crazy. I feel like I am good at describing the background and plot of the story, but I am not good at describing the characters, settings and emotions. Secondly, the big boss is useless. The tricky part in the plot is that Spencer underestimates the enemy. As long as Spencer shows his strength to control the top leader, the story can be completed at 50%. However, the story sets up Spencer's group of people as if only a few people have the brains. From the perspective of plot setting, I think this boss is a bit weak. It feels similar to Professor Quirrell in the first HP. Furthermore, I feel that the setting of this story is so good that it would be a pity not to continue it with this background.
Spread the flowers ~ a super huge and exciting world view, the story is also very exciting. It's a very good reading experience. (But I'm a little sleepy right now so I can't boast about the details.) Both the crime and the mental pollution are written very touchingly. However, it is not a pleasant story (not to mention derogatory, there are always some stories that are heavy.) What I am most unhappy about is the morality written in this story. It is always the Spencer people who sacrifice. From the beginning to the end, to the last scene, innocent people have to sacrifice their lives to win recognition. Why? I'd rather be a Spencer, and I'd rather Sheng Huan not be so kind. In short, all the bad guys are solved in the happy ending, but I still feel aggrieved. The people they protect do not deserve such a heavy sacrifice. But maybe this is human beings, who are quite reasonable in terms of psychological development and hate the whole world even more. On the other hand, the relaxed pace is a bit uncomfortable. I saw a long comment saying that it felt rushed, which is indeed the case. Also, there is never enough to talk about. I discovered that the confession scene on the day they broke up actually never happened. Readers knew it very early on, but the two of them didn't actually have a good talk. It was brought out in chaos in the end, which made people unable to feel the warmth of their relationship very well. That is, there has always been a feeling of adversity in the chaos of war, but there is no tenderness and licking of each other's wounds. There is a life and death agreement in the plot, but there is no daily life after the plot (a little extra is added). Then there is a section in the middle where a bunch of wisecracks are interrupted at the breaking point of the plot or when the confessional round is about to begin. Although Sheng Huan really wants to hide it, the repeated interruptions still make the rhythm uncomfortable. Some of the crisis points that were laid out for a long time ended up a bit anticlimactic. Things piled up with interruptions, but they were resolved quickly. In the blink of an eye, the protagonist was in the hospital for a few days, and the complicated emotions did not explode at that time. In short, compared to the very delicate and suspenseful foreshadowing, the plot points are a bit weak, so the mood suppressed by the foreshadowing is becoming more and more uncomfortable. But in any case, the stories of these totems really show a very fascinating world of supernatural powers! The reading experience is a bit tiring, but it is complimentary and does not make anyone regretful or boring. It is a very exciting story~
Yes, there are indeed twists and foreshadowings, but watching it is so tiring and frustrating. The world view setting is interesting, but the development is a bit lacking. Some character settings do have branch lines, but they are not elaborated on in detail but are quickly brought to an end. If the story is more detailed and longer, and more daily joy is added in the middle, the rhythm may be better. It's just that both the protagonist and the supporting characters are too busy. They are always encountering accidents and tasks. There is a feeling that the dialogue is all yelling, and the hysterical mood cannot be relieved. To sum up, it was the world view and setting that kept me going until the end, and I still felt that the ending was a little rushed.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh the ending is great! ! ! Sorry, let me kowtow first. I came from pirated versions and immediately came back to support the genuine version. I really like this grand view of the world, it's so well written, wow, wow, wow, TAT Robin came out and killed me, I burst into tears. The crows outside the window all accompanied my tears. Look, this is not a rainbow fart at all. It is just a resonance from human and non-human hearts! ! ! If you want more extras, please let me spend money! ! !
After reading it, the overall feeling is pretty good. It's just that the pace is a bit rushed, I felt a little frustrated when it broke out, and the ending was a bit hasty. But the setting of the world view is very interesting, the supporting characters are also well-developed, and the writing in the early stage is particularly eye-catching. However, later on, from the perspective of the protagonist, I feel that "the output depends entirely on roaring" (not accurate, but that's what it means), and the large number of words to express emotions makes people a little tired. But in the end it was still great. It's the rare and good work I've seen in JJ recently. Come on, madam, I hope to see other works with the same world view in the future.
Well, it ended a little abruptly.
Everyone feels that it's not the end yet, so shouldn't there be more text? For example, everyone kills everyone by having fun, has fun for a while, and then ends with the wedding of two people as the main story?
This was too hastily concluded. Woooooooooooooo. The final battle is really written a bit sloppily. It's hard to find one I like. Don't be like this. Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu" The other requirements are not high, can you write more extras? Wuwuwuwuwuwu
There should be a second part, but the feeling about the ancient god was not clearly explained.
Five times it feels like a lie