[Upcoming novel: My Devoted Childhood Friend in a Crematorium Romance. The blurb is at the very bottom. Please add it to your favorites!]
Lu Cichuan, a general of the Alliance's First Legion, died alongside his enemies in battle. When he woke up again, he found himself in a completely unfamiliar world.
After his intelligent computer gave him a thorough analysis and rundown, Lu Cichuan finally understood that he had transmigrated into a book about the insectoid race. He had become the villainous Third Prince, a scumbag who abused his wife and then chased after her when she left, only to end up ground to dust until not even a trace remained.
Lu Cichuan: ...
Every insect in the insectoid race seemed to have something wrong with them. His rebellious wife had even cracked his skull on their wedding night. Lu Cichuan wasn't adapting to this place and had no intention of getting tangled up with the insects. He ordered his intelligent computer to quickly find a way back to the Imperial Star.
With nothing better to do, when asked how he planned to deal with the female consort who had dared to defy him, Lu Cichuan inexplicably went to the dungeon where he was imprisoned.
The female consort was drenched in blood, his wings forced open and nailed to the ashen wall. Long hair hid his face, but the moment those icy blue eyes lifted, Lu Cichuan's heart skipped a beat.
Computer: General, your heart is beating very fast.
Lu Cichuan: ...
Computer: General, forgive my bluntness, but you've fallen in love with him.
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Luo had known from childhood that he wasn't a normal male insect. He seemed to suffer from a phobia of males. He would rather die on the battlefield than marry any lazy, good-for-nothing male insect who would live off him and slowly suck him dry, body and soul.
He carefully hid his abnormality, but one day the overly perceptive and ruthless Third Prince discovered it and forcibly made him his female consort.
He should have kept up the act and served his male insect well, but the moment those hands touched him, Luo lost control and flung the delicate male insect away.
After the male insect awoke, he was taken back to the palace to be dealt with. Luo thought he was in for all manner of inhuman torture.
Instead, the pale, pretty little male insect whipped him ten times, as if merely tickling him, then called out expressionlessly that his hand hurt and handed Luo over to a female attendant to "clean him up and apply medicine."
A long, long time later, Luo looked across the battlefield at the peerlessly handsome S-rank male insect, who was taking down one beast after another with a single slash, and felt deeply puzzled.
Luo: Are there really male insects these days who are ambitious, hardworking, self-reliant, overwhelmingly powerful in battle, and completely devoted to one person?
Y-Yes... he's my male master.
Gentle, handsome, and overwhelmingly powerful top x bottom who hated male insects at first, then became devoted and obedient
My Devoted Childhood Friend in a Crematorium Romance
Pei Jinxiu, a top student and wealthy second-generation college student, died in a plane crash. When he woke up again, not only had he shrunk to six years old, but he also had a System in his head telling him he had transmigrated into a book about a crematorium romance.
In the original story, his character was a devoted male supporting character secretly in love with the protagonist bottom. His role was to help the tragic protagonist bottom escape, get caught and punished by the scumbag top, then turn evil and oppose the reformed scumbag top, ultimately destroying the Pei family's century-old legacy and landing himself in prison for attempted murder.
System: It's really simple, right? You can do it, right? You definitely won't go out of character, right? Once you finish the story, I'll send you back to the real world to be reborn!
Pei Jinxiu: Heh.
The weak and pitiful System was dismayed to discover that it seemed to have recruited a terrifying big shot, who turned this crematorium romance into an action-packed, face-slapping power fantasy.
...He even stole the protagonist bottom away.
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At first, Pei Jinxiu had only two things to say about the protagonist bottom, Chi Xu.
First: I respect your choices and wish you well. Stay together forever, just don't die on my doorstep.
Second: Stop trying to save people. Respect their fate.
The protagonist bottom got kidnapped and confined, then humiliated by a mistress, a white lotus, and a moonlight all at once, yet still ended up with the protagonist top for a happy ending.
What a perfectly matched pair of idiots.
Unfortunately, he happened to be this idiot's childhood friend. They lived across the hall from each other and had been classmates ever since they were little.
Somehow, he seemed to get saddled with him and was forced to clean up plenty of messes for this childhood friend with a built-in debuff.
Time flew by, and before they knew it, they were at university, sitting on the parallel bars and watching the sun set.
His little childhood friend poked him, his face redder than the sunset, and confessed in a voice as faint as a mosquito's buzz.
Hmph, Pei Jinxiu thought when he heard the confession. This idiot finally got smart for once.
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In the book, Chi Xu was frail and sickly, quiet, and easy to bully. By the time the crematorium portion began, he had been tortured until he was covered in wounds and barely clinging to life, his vitality like a candle in the wind, about to go out at any moment.
When six-year-old Pei Jinxiu first met Chi Xu, he expected a gloomy, sickly little coward.
Instead, the little boy was full of energy. His smile was as bright as the rising sun as he took Pei Jinxiu's hand and said with cheerful familiarity, "Our mommies are really close, so we're different from other people. We're childhood sweethearts!"
For the first time in two lifetimes, Pei Jinxiu, who had been indifferent and uncaring toward everything, felt a vague desire to protect something.
...That vibrant youthful spirit.
Somewhat tsundere, cold-hearted, and cocky top x kind little-sunshine bottom who's strong but not tragic
Theme: Be self-reliant and treat others sincerely. Build a successful career and find love through your own efforts.
The pace of these last few chapters is too fast, and the emotional transitions are not as natural as in the first half. The plot of the Peace Dove has not been revealed, and the story of Dylan and the Insect King has not been told. The previous foreshadowing plot ended up being slapped in the face by netizens. In a few paragraphs, the vice president of the guild The presidents, Ernest and Ed, are no longer following up. "Destroy the Alien Beasts" was written like a running account, and the fruit trees in the Luo Spiritual Sea finally bore no idea what kind of fruit they had. I have obviously been looking forward to these for a long time. Madam, as long as you revise the article, I will continue to pursue it! (Cry)
Three regrets First, I was attracted by the S-class male insect in the text who stabbed an alien beast, but I was passed over in the last two chapters. Second, the last 10 chapters contain more information than the previous 60 chapters combined, but it was skipped so quickly, which is a pity. Third, the protagonist did not make any changes to the social structure until the end, which caused the star thief leader whose name he couldn't remember to plummet. After three reincarnations of the co-authorship, in the end it only allowed the protagonists and the couple to achieve positive results, and nothing else changed at all. Chun Chun became a clown.
I feel like this Star Thief must have reloaded the game three times, and then failed to save it again and again. Now he is a Buddha, but I feel that the protagonist is here, and there are new things to intervene in this book, so I don't need to follow the plot line.
I feel like the pace at the end is a bit anxious, the plot is rushed, and I personally feel that the game part is a bit too much, and the overall feeling is not as smooth and beautiful as the previous ones. In addition, although it is a Zerg novel, it is really clear (so resentful. Jpg)!! Well, I've almost finished reading it (I skipped a few chapters later), and it's still okay. I quite like the character of the protagonist, and the character is also very good-looking. It's icy blue and all.
I think this Zerg article is one of the best among many Zerg articles. Except for the later part of the holographic online game where the narrative is a bit unclear and the ending between Lu Wen and the star thief leader is too hasty, everything else is pretty good.
Why are there so many games? Are you not following the main storyline?
... Then the first two lives were also Luo's personal experiences? He once fell in love with Lu Wen!? This is a bit hard for me to accept.
Read it all in one go! So sweet!!! Love it! The plot is also well written. It would be better if the follow-up of the leader of the peace dove is explained! (As I write this, I suddenly wonder if I read too quickly and missed a little bit. If so, I'm really sorry to bother you! Orz)
I like this word count, it's not draggy
I'm a little speechless╯╰The game still has the atmosphere of the former God of Light. I feel there is no need to write about the game.