Here's the next new novel, now open for advance reservations! See the first title in my profile: The Ice-Cold Commander Reincarnates as a Frail True Young Master. It's a silly comedy with an older-top/younger-bottom pairing, so don't miss it if you like that sort of thing!
[Blurb]
Everyone in high society knows the Bai family once mixed up their only son at birth. The true young master now holds the Bai family's power in his hands, while the fake young master, raised in luxury since childhood, faces the tragic fate of being forced into a marriage as a kept husband.
He wants to fight for power, but can't even read a ledger. He wants to make money, but didn't even finish college. Relying on his good looks, he joined the entertainment industry, only to be hounded by scandals within six months and become one of those culture-desert celebrities who ride the wave of internet traffic. He hit every landmine there was.
On the night Bai Wenwan was about to be forced into marriage, cursed out of the industry, and kicked out onto the street, he was wandering along a national highway in a torrential downpour when a dump truck came straight toward him...
Bai Wenwan was born into an acting dynasty. Growing up immersed in the industry, he shot to fame at a young age and became a household name across the country. But his family was ice-cold, and he never knew what home or love meant.
At twenty-three, he won his first Best Actor award. That night, he tore down a mountain road in a sports car, and suddenly the world spun around him...
He transmigrated into a novel as a pampered young master, a fake son who was about to be forced into marriage, was covered in scandals, and could only burst into tears and stamp his feet whenever trouble arose.
Bai Wenwan decided it was time to consider a new life, one that started straight in retirement.
Marriage alliance? Why not?
The Tan family was a family of merchants, and Tan Haiyue was the head of this generation. If Bai married into the family, he'd become its matriarch (?)
Most importantly, according to the original plot, this guy would die suddenly of an illness in less than half a month. Wouldn't that leave him in charge of the enormous Tan family?
Who would say no? Who else?
The green tea stepmother:
Damp Tide
The Blue Sparrow
After the Max-Level Detective Transmigrates into a Sickly Fake Young Master
After the Cold Commander Transmigrated into a Frail True Young Master
Born a Love Addict [Quick Transmigration]
The Human Map's Darling and the Great Villain [Infinite]
There's No Way I Could Fall for a Junior Uncle Like Him
It's really sad to watch this at night. I am a suicidal person, but I don't ignore life. If I tried my best to save someone, but it turned out to be a trap designed by him, I would rather die while saving him. At least my biggest regret before death is that I couldn't save him. I may also be lucky to have good company on the road to hell. But if I hadn't hung up, I would have left when this scene ended. No matter how much I liked him, rationally I understood that his not telling me was more for my safety, or entirely for my safety. But people are not completely rational. It will be like a thorn in the bottom of my heart, telling me that the scene where you saved her may be a joke, but at the same time I will be glad that this is just a game and he is still alive.
If I knew that I tried my best to protect someone, but they already had a plan and everything was a set-up, I would feel like a joke.
I really like reading it and there are so many sentences that I can excerpt. Some of them really tortured me so much that I cried... (Maybe it's because I cried a lot?), But it's still super good-looking. I really didn't expect the reversal of the bell at the end (it should be considered a reversal)... Although the ending is a bit sudden, but when you think about it carefully, it makes people think a lot and I can't help but want to read it again (.) In short, in short, although it is short, it is concise, and it is very good. Anyway, I personally like to read it?
Fuck, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, this chapter really shocked me. What I thought was attack: Sneaking in alone and fighting alone Actual attack: The biggest boss, awesome and awesome
Qiaodou Sack, when did my brother show up? Did I miss it?
The text written in big letters is really nice. Why do you read it?
Oh my god, this is a twist. I didn't expect that characters with very little impression in the story will also appear. This Ling'er is really mysterious. I wonder if the eldest brother will choose Ling'er. The emotional line of the younger brother is a bit hard to see. Also, the ending is so beautiful.
For the first time in half a year, I read a book and I was pleasantly surprised, shocked, and turned around again and again. It was truly amazing.
In what age did this kind of family law exist?
Then my mother is also a villain?