After the Laid-Back True Young Master Handed Over the System

Transmigrate into a Book and Help the Patriarch Take Center Stage, I Opened a Zoo After Coming Down the Mountain, and I Handed Myself In After Binding to a Wilderness Exploration System are complete. The blurb for my new novel is below. Comments are closed. It’s not because there’s any drama; I just don’t like people bringing up another novel in my comments. I’ve listed some points to note below. Please read them carefully. There’s no plagiarism. It’s normal for titles to overlap. The stories take different directions, and my timeline came first, thank you. Qi Yi always thought his life was wonderful, and he loved it. Then one day, a System and a melodramatic little script came looking for him. A real or fake young master? His wealthy parents prefer the fake one. They only came to find him because they wanted him to donate a kidney to their other son? Qi Yi thinks this family is awful. They can go on being a happy family without him. He turns and leaves, only to get tangled up with a so-called Plane Vacation Town System. [Please purchase land of your own, Host, and build a town.] Qi Yi is speechless. “Get a grip, would you? Ever heard of socialist values? Ever heard that land belongs to the state?” A day later, Qi Yi, fed up with being pestered: “I’ve decided to hand you over to the authorities.” Hugging the country’s leg and helping it develop is the right way to go. Let the country take the lead on research while I lie flat behind the scenes. But after handing the System over, he seems even busier? He puts on a weary smile. Bonus scene: After turning into a merfolk, Qi Yi transforms for the first time and can’t change back. He insists, with complete confidence, that Captain Huo carry him home. On the way, he suddenly turns back into a human. Captain Huo looks at Qi Yi, whose bare legs have reappeared in his arms, and instinctively gives what he’s holding a squeeze. Qi: The person involved regrets it deeply. Don’t ask, he just regrets it. Now he wants to move to another planet. And that Captain Huo is a total lech! Huo: Well, they’re perky and smooth, and feel great. I think I could squeeze them a few more times. He smiles meaningfully. Both leads are each other’s one and only. The villain is out of the picture very quickly. The early part is a bit episodic. Bear with it, and it might get better! This is my first novel, so the writing might not be very good. If you don’t like it, please click away in time. There will be livestreams, to help the public accept the existence of another world. Is the golden finger ridiculously powerful? Maybe? My made-up settings are vast as the sea. If anything seems off, just assume it’s an original setting plus a golden finger. I’m not exactly thin-skinned, but I still want to say: if you can’t keep reading, please just click away. Yu Wei thinks the first twenty-plus years of his life were exhausting, so he decides to retire and take it easy, leaving the family business to his eldest brother. Who could have guessed he’d suddenly bind to a niche career-skills System, unlocking all sorts of strange abilities and professions: beast taming, planting, communicating with spirits, suppressing demons, spirit mediumship, and more... For a while, Yu Wei thinks the System must have read too many novels. At first, Yu Wei refuses to have anything to do with it. After all, he wants to retire. But then again, having more variety in his retirement isn’t so bad. It’s just that he realizes it’s not only the System that’s read too many novels. This world must have read too many, too. Why does he keep running into crazy men and women, and all kinds of bizarre cases? After using the System’s abilities to resolve these problems, Yu Wei puts on a fake smile. Is he cursed or something? Looking at the upright and righteous police detective, he wonders if he needs a little righteousness to suppress his bad luck. Chu Jin’an is a very effective bad-luck suppressor, but he expects payment, and the payment will be the young master himself. Basically, it’s a bunch of random incidents and everyday life. A cheat’s daily routine? A fictional parallel world. Don’t compare it to reality. The protagonist is the kind of man who’s been thoroughly marinated in the domineering CEO novels of his homeland, so a lot of things don’t matter to him at all. He’ll gradually change later on. He’s an outlaw with a line he won’t cross, though that line isn’t very high. The love interest is different. He’s the upright and proper sort, and he’ll gradually change the protagonist’s outlook. Theme: Live hard, and you’ll get to see all the beautiful things in life