Yin Yan transmigrated into a danmei novel, becoming a cannon-fodder general who shared his name.
In the original story, the man charged headlong down the path to his own destruction and even killed the fan-favorite villain, Xiao Hefeng.
Xiao Hefeng, the novel's most beautiful and tragic character:
Stunningly beautiful, yet cursed to be alone.
He suffered every kind of abuse and betrayal, and met a tragic end.
When Yin Yan opened his eyes, the first thing he saw was a tiny beauty right in his face.
Yin Yan got a nosebleed he couldn't help:
A cute little one like this deserves to be cherished and spoiled rotten. Why make him suffer as some tragic beauty?
Six years later, the little beauty had become a young emperor, and Yin Yan had become a bona fide great general.
When someone tried to assassinate the emperor, Yin Yan guarded him closely.
When an enemy nation invaded, he volunteered to lead the troops.
Whenever the little beauty shed a golden tear, he would pull him into his arms and gently comfort him:
"Don't be afraid, Your Majesty. I'm here."
Yin Yan thought he was sheltering the young emperor beneath his own wings.
Little did he know that he had already fallen into the carefully woven web of Xiao Hefeng.
Reborn into a new life, Xiao Hefeng began plotting much earlier.
He wanted everyone who had wronged him in his previous life to meet a terrible end, especially the traitor who had killed him.
He had planned for many things, but never imagined
that a few scattered tears would win him the true love he had searched for in vain in his previous life.
Lately, a rumor has been circulating in the capital that General Yin is fond of men and loves watching beauties cry.
People also often hear muffled sobbing from the general's residence, and the next day, the general is inevitably late for court.
The ministers in the know tremble in fear and wouldn't dare say a word:
The beauty is none other than the revered emperor,
and the one shedding tears is the general.
Transmigrated sunny general bottom x reborn black-bellied emperor top
Content notes:
1. Both leads are sexually exclusive to each other. This is a lighthearted story about taking down bad guys and falling in love. If you're looking for unrelenting angst, please don't misunderstand the story.
2. The emperor is the top, the top, the top! (Repeating this three times because it's important.)
Theme: Bitter medicine is good for the illness, and advice that grates on the ears is good for one's conduct.
