The Villainous Top Is Gloomy and Obsessive

The anti-piracy rate is 70%. Thank you all for supporting the official version! *bows* Luo Yuci wakes up to discover that he is living in the world of a book. At home, he is the universally disliked son, a disposable pawn used by his family. When his family offends the villainous Ning family, they throw him to the wolves to take the blame. Heartbroken and disillusioned, Luo Yuci leaves the Luo family. Luo Yuci rents a little courtyard and settles down to live in peace. He gets to know Ning Yunshi, his quiet, soft-spoken landlord. Ning Yunshi is handsome and reserved, and an excellent cook. Luo Yuci often brings his dog along to mooch meals. Luo Yuci: We both have the surname Ning, but this landlord is ten thousand times better than the head of the villainous Ning family! According to the original story, Luo Yuci will die in three years. All he wants is to stay out of the Ning family's way, use his secret identity skills to earn some pocket money, and enjoy a peaceful life for the next few years. Then one day, he notices that Ning Yunshi looks at him differently. Ning Yunshi deliberately gets close to him, seeks him out, and refuses to let him leave his side. Then Luo Yuci discovers that Ning Yunshi's real name is Ning Shiyi. He's the head of the villainous Ning family, the very person Luo Yuci has been trying to avoid. But Ning Shiyi tells him that he loves him. · Ning Shiyi has always hidden himself behind a calm facade, concealing his emotions, until he meets Luo Yuci. That handsome young man who smiles with all eight teeth showing. Ning Shiyi doesn't want to keep suppressing himself. He's decided to keep his little tenant by his side forever. A cheerful, cool guy who just wants to laze around, Luo Yuci (bottom) x a beautiful, gloomy, possessive top who is good at hiding himself, Ning Shiyi (top) IMPORTANT NOTE: The bottom bringing home a dog is necessary for the plot. The landlord says it's best not to keep a dog, not that it's absolutely forbidden. The dog is injured, and the bottom brings it home to treat it. If the top objected, he would send it away, but the top doesn't object. His attitude isn't that he dislikes pets; he thinks of himself as a pet (as explained in the story). I'll delete any one-star reviews that latch onto this and give the book a low rating right off the bat. If this bothers you, please don't read. Let's respect each other! The top has psychological issues and is direct about love. Luo Yuci has many secret identities. They both discover each other's true identities. A sweet romance full of sugar. Blurb screenshot: revised 2023.3.31, updated 2023.7.1 Coming soon: "I Just Want to Get Through a Tribulation Here [Full Immersion]" Zhan Yuan's master tells him that all cultivators must face tribulations. If they fail, they'll have to start over from scratch. Zhan Yuan asks, "Where do I go to face a tribulation? How do I do it?" His master says, "Give the Scroll of Fate a spin. It's like rolling dice while drinking. Whatever you land on, you go with." Zhan Yuan takes his word for it, gives the scroll a spin, and is sent straight into a cyberpunk game. Just before he disappears, he hears his master cry out, "Oops, I got it wrong!" Zhan Yuan: I'll kill you, believe me! 0.0 "Scare You Half to Death" is an utterly deranged full-immersion cyberpunk game with a touch of cosmic horror. It's deranged because once you enter, you can't get out unless you beat it, and it has plenty of other infuriating, anti-human rules. Zhan Yuan used to be a chuunibyou, hot-blooded cultivator, but when his spells meet high technology, he has no idea what to do. System prompt: "Take a photo to get your quest card." The flash goes off. Zhan Yuan cleaves the camera in two with his sword. "Demon, face my blade!" Zhan Yuan has damaged game property. Fine: 1,000 game coins. System prompt: "Install the mechanical third eye." Zhan Yuan swings his sword again. "Don't you dare impersonate my brother Erlang Shen!" Fine: 10,000 game coins. The players are all abuzz. Some lunatic has come into the game and started smashing things. He's been in debt for two days already. He's bound to get killed sooner or later. But when the real boss shows up, Zhan Yuan ends the fight with one sword strike, and his game coin balance fills right up. The furious boss says, "Here to wreck the place?" Zhan Yuan answers honestly, "No, I just wanted to face a tribulation." Later, Zhan Yuan discovers that the little demons and ghosts he once subdued have all been transported into the game. They can't beat him, so they join him. Before long, Zhan Yuan has somehow become the game's strongest boss. One day, the game is finally cleared. Zhan Yuan cries with joy. "I finally passed my tribulation! Can I ascend now?" The Heavenly Dao says, "Congratulations! Your reward for passing the tribulation is one boyfriend!" "Huh?" Zhan Yuan sees his handsome master delivered to him, gift-wrapped. Enraged, he raises his sword to strike. "You liar! I'll kill you!" Jun Shao panics. "Don't be angry, my disciple. Let me make up an excuse, I mean, explain!" A hot-blooded, chuunibyou, cool disciple on the bottom x an irresponsible, unreliable master who absolutely adores his disciple on the top Coming soon: "Only I Can Change the Rules of the Haunting [Full Immersion]" No one knows that Ye Yan is actually a paper character in a book. He's cold, bloodthirsty, and a little obsessive. The author gave him a defining trait: an inability to feel emotions. He never imagined he would step out of the book, only to be dragged into an abyss. The one and only rule: If you want to return to the book, you must collect all the paper souls in this world. Ye Yan rips up the rulebook. He never wanted to go back. And so, he is corrupted. A paper character entering the real world defies all conventions, and Ye Yan grows weaker by the day. Ye Yan is swept into a strange game. They say clearing the levels will extend your life. The other players include, but are not limited to, zombies, cultivators, esports pros, paranormal livestreamers, and nonhuman creatures. Rule 1: Three is an unlucky number. If an NPC mentions the number three, you must spend money to avert disaster. Rule 2: There can't be writing in the restroom mirror. If there is, don't wipe it off. Rule 3: You can save your life by pretending not to see any unknown creatures. When players encounter an NPC who mentions "three," they all spend money to avert disaster. Ye Yan simply raises his knife at the NPC. "Maybe four is even unluckier than three. You'd better accept my point of view." Rule notification: Rule 1 has been modified. Four is an unlucky number. When all the players keep away from mirrors with writing on them, Ye Yan immediately wipes it off because he thinks the writing is ugly. Rule notification: Rule 2 has been modified. You may wipe writing off the mirror. When the players pretend not to see unknown creatures, Ye Yan picks one up and takes it away as a mascot. At least it can be put to some use. The rules are modified again. Then one day, after clearing the game, all the players receive two special additional rules. A: Beware of the player with the ID Ye Yan. Capturing him is the ultimate source of corruption. B: Feng Junze will marry Ye Yan in three days. Ye Yan receives them too, and tries to modify the rules. First, there's no way he could be the ultimate source of corruption. Second, whoever Feng Junze is, he's dead! The rule notification issues a danger alert: Warning! Rule modification failed! Rule recognition has become confused! Rule error! It... has arrived. A bad-tempered source of corruption on the bottom x a sickly beautiful younger top obsessed with playing a coercive-love game Theme: Obsession is exhausting. Learn to take things easy.