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Bai Yao transmigrates into a school romance novel as a character who doesn't even get a name.
The only thing connected to him is his son, who appears only in the heroine's memories. The boy is just three years old.
In the original story, the little boy is lonely, insecure, and timid, yet he longs for the dazzling heroine. Before any of her admirers even have a chance to act, he dies in a car accident. His entire role appears only in the heroine's memories, taking up less than half a chapter. He's not even important enough to count as cannon fodder.
Looking at the little boy in front of him, who gazes up at him with round eyes, hopeful yet uneasy, Bai Yao steps forward and gives him a big bear hug. "My sweet boy!"
How could he possibly let such an adorable little one jump into a river?
A house with bare walls and no food left?
No problem! He knows how to farm and cook! He'll grow good crops and vegetables, and set up a food stall!
Life grows more prosperous by the day, and the little boy becomes more cheerful. Before long, people start trying to find Bai Yao a partner.
But the wheelchair-bound man next door stops them. "Allow me to put myself forward."
Gu Tingyan was deliberately involved in a car accident. He played along, pretending his legs were broken, and left the Gu family for his mother's hometown.
On the surface, he is a down-and-out young man who depends on a wheelchair. In reality, he watches the Gu family scheme against one another and fall apart, all according to his plans.
But he plays the part of a poor wretch a little too convincingly.
The little landlord next door, who has a young child, brings him freshly cooked meals every day, fusses over him, and cracks jokes to cheer him up. He even wracks his brain to tell him moving stories about people who overcame disabilities, afraid Gu might do something rash.
Gradually, Gu experiences the feeling of home for the first time.
But before he can do anything, he hears that the little landlord is going on a matchmaking date.
Unable to hold back any longer, he gets to his feet and blocks the man inside the house. "Would you consider me?"
P.S. The child was born to the original body before the transmigration. The extras will include the recipient giving birth.
Theme: Building a life
Who is the child's other biological father?
Hey, when I saw in this chapter that the chef's salary in his early years was only 3,000, I thought of a comment I saw online two days ago that someone said that his parents' salary at that time was only 3,000, 4,000, 4,000, 4,000, 5,000, 4,000, or 5,000 a month. However, more than 20 years later, his salary at work was only 3,000. I feel so sad when I see it (yes, it's me who earns 3,000 a month/doge)
My comment was swallowed, woo woo woo
Who is my father during the day?
I'm just curious that the addresses of the authors are all different.
Are there any more later? A nice warm cookie, I like it
It's pretty good, no regrets. Next is the story of Xiaobai giving birth to a baby. I have no choice but to like watching childbirth stories, hehe.
I ran over and saw that there was no update, so I immediately transformed into an old auntie. The original owner was also very heartbreaking. Someone framed him. I thought I would get care when I returned home, but my parents said he was a monster. This is more hurtful than being framed by outsiders.
It's tied. I really like this very heart-warming article. I'll work hard to update it. I want to continue watching the next plot. Then there will be a baby for Xiaobai and Mr. Gu. It will be perfect.
So will Xiaobai and Gu always have a baby? (Ask politely)