I Just Want to Be an Ordinary Background Character

[Complete, Happy Ending] After dying unexpectedly, Lu Yuan transmigrated into a novel about a kept lover, as the butler. The novel's protagonist, Gu Chaoyi, was a wealthy young master, a heaven-blessed genius whose peerless looks made countless men covet him. One of them was Lu Yuan's employer, one of the protagonist's deranged pursuer types. He used underhanded methods to abduct Gu Chaoyi and lock him in a six-hundred-square-meter villa, where he loved him against the wallpaper. But the author won the lottery and stopped updating. The story ended when Gu Chaoyi was abducted, leaving him locked in a dark room to endure endless torment. As the butler, Lu Yuan only had to take care of Gu Chaoyi's daily needs. He wasn't allowed to do anything else. But seeing the wounds Gu Chaoyi got from refusing to submit, Lu Yuan's heart softened. He secretly brought him medicine, and even added Gu Chaoyi to his plan to quit and escape. When the lunatic planned to force himself on Gu Chaoyi, who had taken drugs and was dazed, Lu Yuan couldn't hold back. He came out, knocked the lunatic unconscious, and rescued Gu Chaoyi. Then Gu Chaoyi, eyes red, pinned him down. Lu Yuan: ...Don't come any closer! From the day he was born, Gu Chaoyi had been the world's darling: a business prodigy and child of destiny. He should have lived freely and enjoyed a smooth life, but his bright future was put on pause the day he was abducted and imprisoned. He was imprisoned, tortured, and trampled on. His life descended into darkness. In those sunless days, a ray of light fell upon him. At first, Gu Chaoyi saw through Lu Yuan's softhearted nature and played the victim in front of him, only wanting to use him to escape. Later, Gu Chaoyi grew to hate Lu Yuan's universal kindness, how he even stopped to pet stray dogs by the roadside. He wanted that ray of light to shine on him alone. A softhearted, affectionate bottom who just wants to give stray dogs a home x a scheming, deranged top One-on-one, both leads' first relationship Blurb revised on 2023.6.6 ----Next book: He Lost His Memory Before the Divorce---- Shi Yunzhou and Lu Ji had been married for three years, and were still deeply in love. No matter how busy he was, Lu Ji always came home to have dinner with him. For his birthday, he arranged a lavish celebration and set off dazzling fireworks on the beach. To outsiders, Shi Yunzhou was incredibly lucky to have married Lu Ji after the Shi family fell on hard times. Only Shi Yunzhou knew that Lu Ji didn't love him. He had married him only to repay the kindness of Shi Yunzhou's father, who had raised him. For three years, Lu Ji had always slept in his study. Their loving marriage was an illusion, and the two of them were as distant as roommates. As their fake marriage entered its fourth year, Shi Yunzhou found the divorce papers Lu Ji had prepared the year they married, in the study. He finally decided to divorce and set them both free. But he had an accident on the way and ended up in the hospital. Lu Ji rushed over. Shi Yunzhou, who had always been cold toward him, cried and threw himself into his arms. "Why did you take so long? I missed you so much." Lu Ji: "... ?" It turned out Shi Yunzhou had lost his memory, forgetting everything after the age of sixteen. After listening to those around him, he firmly believed they were a couple who had fallen in love as teenagers. To avoid upsetting him, Lu Ji had no choice but to play along. He ate with him, soothed him to sleep, and even took him to watch the sunrise in the early hours when he was in the mood. All signs suggested that Shi Yunzhou was right: they were a loving couple. But there was one thing he couldn't figure out. Why was his life with Lu Ji so chaste? Was this what life was supposed to be like for a married couple of four years? No way. One night, Shi Yunzhou gazed at Lu Ji's back and thought, He needs to get Lu Ji going. ----Preorder 2: This Venerable One Has Nothing---- Qi Guanqing died unexpectedly and transmigrated into a cultivation world. But he had neither exceptional talent nor heaven-defying luck. The golden finger assigned to him by the transmigration agency, an immortal body, was practically useless in a world crawling with demons and monsters and overflowing with Golden Core cultivators. Fortunately, Qi Guanqing transmigrated before the story began. At the time, the children of destiny in the book were all still nobodies. Qi Guanqing made full use of his golden finger, helping them out when they got into trouble and luring these inexperienced children of destiny into his sect. He planned to enjoy a peaceful retirement once they had all reached great heights in cultivation. But before they could make it, Qi Guanqing died first. He had an immortal body, but this time he died so gruesomely that it took him a long time to come back to life. When he awoke, he found that his disciples were gone, his sect was gone, and the retirement savings he had painstakingly put aside were gone! His sweet, adorable disciples had each become a powerful ruler over their own territories, yet they never spoke to one another. Whenever they met, a bloody battle was sure to follow. He had been dead for a hundred years, and not one of them had come to visit his grave. Just as Qi Guanqing was on the verge of a breakdown, he discovered that his youngest disciple was still guarding the mountain, just as sweet and adorable as ever. He decided to start with this youngest disciple and bring the others back. * Qi Guanqing stayed with his youngest disciple for a while, then planned to go live out his retirement with another disciple. As soon as he brought it up, his usually obedient youngest disciple suddenly darkened his expression, drugged him unconscious, and locked him away. In the secret chamber, Qi Guanqing found letters his disciple had intercepted. Disciples 1, 2, 3, and 4: Master, whatever you do, don't go looking for Junior Brother. He went mad after you died! Qi Guanqing: Too late. The place where he found these letters was filled with portraits of himself. His youngest disciple really has gone mad :) Obsessive, devoted younger gong x laid-back, easygoing shizun, one-on-one Theme: Ordinary people can live extraordinary lives.