The Green Tea Villain Insists on Being My Dog

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A villainous top who acts like a pitiful little dog and has the vibe of a male ghost × a senior disciple bottom who acts like the whole family's responsible adult but is also a nonstop complainer

Lin Shengbai had a prophetic dream.

In the dream, he was the protagonist of this world. He should have made a name for himself at a young age and lived a smooth life, but another person who had transmigrated into a book stole his opportunities, leaving him dead and dismembered.

When Lin Shengbai woke up, he heard the System and the transmigrator discussing how to deal with him.

Lin Shengbai: !!!

To prevent the tragedy in the book from happening, Lin Shengbai immediately faked his death and left the mountain, setting out early to claim the opportunities that belonged to him.

Then he ran into the villain, who was in the middle of robbing and murdering someone.

The villain stood tall and elegant, with a few drops of blood on his cheek. He might have looked rather pitiful, if not for the bloodstained sword in his hand and the way he kept advancing toward Lin Shengbai.

"You look a lot like my enemy," the villain said, each word deliberate.

Lin Shengbai: ...Is this one of my opportunities, too?

Perhaps the Heavenly Dao heard his thoughts. A bolt of thunder crashed down, sending the two tumbling together and linking their lives against their will.

The demon Shen Chen, who had inexplicably been taking damage for someone else: ?

Well, in a sense, Shen Chen really might be an opportunity for Lin Shengbai.

A fated disaster!

There was no helping it. After they were struck by lightning, their lives became linked, so Lin Shengbai had no choice but to travel with Shen Chen if he wanted to claim his opportunities.

Although the great demon was stubborn, Lin Shengbai was the sect's foremost disciple for a reason. It took only a few moves for him to train the villain into complete obedience.

But why did reforming him turn into offering himself to him?!

Lin Shengbai told Shen Chen not to act rashly, and Shen Chen took his hand and leaned against his shoulder, looking pitiful;

he told Shen Chen to treat others kindly, and Shen Chen lowered his eyes, climbed into his bed, and kissed his ear;

he gave Shen Chen a pair of earrings as a reward for being obedient, and Shen Chen pushed his luck, insisting on piercing Lin Shengbai's ear to match...

No!

Lin Shengbai retreated. What was with the ear piercing? And getting into bed?!

Shen Chen looked at Lin Shengbai with wide, dark eyes after being rejected. The little dog they raised together chimed in at just the right moment:

"Woof, woof woof."

Lin Shengbai: ...I can't believe I fell for that.

And so, Lin Shengbai gave him all of his trust. But just when everything was finally about to come to an end, he caught Shen Chen letting an evil cultivator go in his name.

He demanded an explanation in anger, but all he got was a cold glance from Shen Chen, whose expression showed not the slightest hint of panic at being caught.

The tassel on the earring was swept up by the wind and slapped Lin Shengbai hard across the face, like a resounding slap.

That's right. He had actually been foolish enough to think he could reform a villain.

Lin Shengbai yanked off the earring and left without looking back.

Shen Chen didn't understand. He had only let an evil cultivator go, so why was Lin Shengbai so angry?

He found the deep-red earring among the ruins and tucked it into his clothes.

He drifted through the streets like a wandering spirit. As mournful cries rang out from a funeral hall, he suddenly missed Lin Shengbai very much: his pale eyes, his warm breath, everything about him...

So, every night, he took advantage of the moment and pushed the earring back through Lin Shengbai's still-healing wound, drawing a muffled groan from him.

Shen Chen soothingly kissed his ear.

It was all right.

He wouldn't let him go.

[Highlights]

● Half of Shen Chen's pitiful appearance actually comes from Lin Shengbai's rose-colored glasses.

● Before Shen Chen caught on, he was as dense as a log. Once he realized acting pitiful worked on Lin Shengbai, he learned how to do it~

● Shen Chen's two-faced side doesn't come out in sweet-talking. He's usually stubborn, and only acts pitiful when Lin Shengbai is getting scolded or when he wants to get something for himself. This villain is more puppy-like than two-faced~

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