The Spoiled Young Master and the Wild, Rogue Villain

Little Chef God Gao Jie transmigrates into a book and becomes a stunningly beautiful young man.

In the story, his husband has a first love who looks almost exactly like him, and treats Gao Jie as nothing but a substitute.

After catching the two of them cheating, Gao Jie decisively divorces him.

He decides to use the silver he got from his in-laws to support their enemy.

So he pushes open the door to the woodshed

In the drafty woodshed, the little brat chained by the neck will one day become the most formidable, most ruthless villain in the entire story.

For now, though, he is crouched in a corner, trembling like a scrawny, filthy stray dog abandoned on the street

Only his eyes still gleam with the ferocity of a hungry wolf.

Gao Jie says, "From now on, I'll raise you. You'll be my good son. Understand?"

Years later

The stray dog has grown up to become the Grand Secretary

In front of outsiders

He is wild and unruly, a swaggering rogue who wears the emperor's robes and keeps the emperor imprisoned

But the instant he sees that person, he forgets even to put on his shoes and races barefoot down the steps

Just to take Gao Jie's hand and personally help him ascend to the highest throne in the land.

One indescribable night

The Grand Secretary holds Gao Jie tight and asks in a smiling voice, "Godfather?"

Gao Jie covers his mouth with one hand,

His lashes damp and trembling, feelings too deep to need words.

[A story about a wild weed raised like a delicate flower.]

Reader's guide:

1. The pampered one is the gong, and he grows up spoiled. His possessiveness is off the charts.

2. Younger gong.

3. The blurb does not represent the whole story.

4. The author has no trigger topics and might write anything.

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★★The Sickly Beauty Imperial Tutor★★

Gao Zhan, a top student in business management, arrives in ancient times. With a photographic memory and a gift for eloquence, he is the most outstanding legitimate son of the distinguished Gao family. Unfortunately, he has been frail since childhood, as delicate as a willow in the wind, and cannot survive three days without medicine.

Even so, Gao Zhan places first in the imperial examinations at fifteen and is appointed tutor to the princes, teaching in the Southern Study.

Since his student is older than he is, Gao Zhan has no choice but to put on the airs of a stern teacher. Still, he cannot evade the frenzied pursuit of one prince, and the two begin a relationship when Gao Zhan is eighteen.

For decades, they support each other through the struggle for power and succession. Just when they finally gain control of the court, Gao Zhan discovers that his lover has someone else in his heart?!

Unable to accept it, he becomes consumed with grief and dies not long afterward.

When he wakes again, he is back in this body at eighteen.

This time, he wants none of it: not love, power, or glory. He only wants to escape the turmoil and enjoy a life that is truly his own.

[The gong's point of view]

Zhou Songyi never expected to lose the love of his life just after ascending the throne. Overcome with grief, he dies not long afterward as well.

Fortunately, Heaven takes pity on him and sends him back to the age of eighteen. This time, all he wants is to spend his life with the one he loves. But things do not seem to go smoothly

That person no longer accepts his declarations of love, and even avoids him whenever they walk together.

Suddenly, there are more rivals than ever. It seems everyone likes him!

Worst of all, he keeps trying to push Zhou Songyi into the arms of other people?!

Zhou Songyi's eyes turn bloodshot as he thinks fiercely: Don't blame me. You forced my hand. I can't hold back anymore...

Theme: Food heals the hardships of life, and you heal the heart. Life is worth living.