Your Beloved Is Really Great

Blurb: Zhou Jici is an obscure actor in the entertainment industry, handsome beyond compare and graceful in manner. Everyone thinks he's a dashing playboy. In reality, he's modest and conservative, living like a Puritan. He has a boyfriend of three years, and his dream is to save enough to buy a house, then settle down with a wife, a dog, and a warm bed. But his boyfriend cheats on him. After teaming up with another cuckold to catch their cheating boyfriends in bed, Zhou Jici's boyfriend not only refuses to apologize, but accuses him of being too poor and powerless to help his career, and of pretending to be too refined to sleep with him. Zhou Jici breaks up with him without hesitation, but his shameless ex refuses to give up and drugs him, intending to force himself on him. After kicking the scumbag out, Zhou Jici, barely conscious, wanders into a room. The room's owner has long black hair and wears a beautiful, sexy dress. Her astonishingly ample bosom takes one's breath away. After a night of passion, Zhou Jici looks at the sleeping man beside him. Wait, isn't this the other cuckold he caught them with? Where's the beautiful woman from last night? Jiang Shu is a domineering CEO, a rich fool with a soft spot for helping the poor. He's been married to Pei Lu for three years. He knows Pei Lu has a beloved senior from college, but Jiang Shu fell in love with Pei Lu at first sight and spent years pursuing him until he finally won him over. He was convinced the beloved senior was a manipulative homewrecker. Then Pei Lu cheats on him with the beloved senior's current boyfriend, claiming he just wants to experience the scent of his senior. Jiang Shu: “Fuck! What a shameless man! Does he think I'm a sick cat just because I haven't shown my claws?” Furious, Jiang Shu grabs a knife and heads out to catch them in the act. At the hotel entrance, he runs into a stunning beauty. The beauty's face is frosty, his red lips as rich as newly fermented wine, beautiful as a flower and sharp as a blade. The beauty is Zhou Jici, and he's also there to catch his partner cheating. So he's the beloved senior Pei Lu has been pining for. Jiang Shu stares at him for a long time. His hostility and jealousy have vanished, replaced by another, inexplicable feeling. This is a contest between pride and prejudice, a clash between a tiger and a rose. In the silent stillness of night, the tiger draws in all his claws and kisses the pure rose beneath the moonlight. He loves the rose's exquisite beauty, and he wants its faithful heart. There are two men in Pei Lu's life. He calls one his white rose and the other his red rose. Later... Pei Lu: “Can someone fucking tell me why my red rose and white rose got together?!” (breaks down) Reading Notes: 1. Zhou Jici and Jiang Shu only begin their relationship after Zhou Jici breaks up and Jiang Shu gets divorced. Zhou Jici is the seme, and Jiang Shu is the uke. Jiang Shu goes from jealousy and hostility toward Zhou Jici to falling helplessly in love with him. □□, love at first sight based on looks. Character shorthand: rose × tiger. The rose is the seme, and the tiger is the uke. Don't get the pairing wrong. 2. The process is dramatic and chaotic, but they end up together, happy ending. 3. The line about the red rose and white rose comes from Zhang Ailing, not the author. 4. No readers who want the seme to be reversed, and no self-insert romance fans. The seme stays the seme throughout. There is no role reversal in the novel. Don't make my seme into an uke, thanks. 5. I'm not in great health, with nervous exhaustion and severe auditory hallucinations. Updates are every other day. 6. No plagiarism accusations. Please report and defend your rights. Coming Soon: The Age of Splendid Blood Blurb: One day, Ji Xuan is reborn as a notorious tyrant from history who shares his name. Emperor Yang of Wei, Ji Xuan, was the third emperor of the Great Wei dynasty. Bright and perceptive from a young age, he was handsome and elegant, with a face as lovely as jade and skin as fair as a flower. But only three years after ascending the throne, he suddenly developed a violent illness. He became lawless and depraved, extravagant and lecherous, and sexually abused his ministers. The flourishing age of Great Wei was cut short, and later generations lamented what might have been. Modern medical researchers who examined Ji Xuan's genes discovered that he had a severe mental illness. People nicknamed him the Mad King. When Ji Xuan transmigrates, the original owner is trying to sexually assault a newly appointed palace censor in the imperial study. During the struggle, the defiant young censor grabs the jade seal from the desk and knocks the tyrant unconscious, creating the chance for Ji Xuan to transmigrate. After waking, Ji Xuan recalls the history: Emperor Yang of Wei, disoriented by his illness, neglects state affairs. His father-in-law, Grand Preceptor Cui, monopolizes power, while several of the emperor's uncles and nephews eye the throne. The noble clans and imperial family scheme and fight among themselves, each taking their turn at the top. The turmoil in the Central Plains also gives foreign tribes a chance to invade. After ministers strangle Emperor Yang on his dragon bed, the Central Plains descend into chaos, and war rages across the continent for centuries. Now that he knows how history unfolds, Ji Xuan should mend his ways, turn over a new leaf, and become a diligent, hard-working ruler... Yeah, right! Ji “I'm here for the fun” Xuan: Sounds great. This life was a freebie anyway. Now that I'm emperor, how could I not live in luxury and debauchery and make the most of being the biggest exploiter in this feudal age? Rather than be revered by thousands, he would rather see everyone fear him yet have no choice but to submit. He immediately summons a palace attendant. “Where's the palace censor?” The attendant replies cautiously, “He's still being tortured in the imperial prison.” The newly appointed censor is named Chen Shanwan. Born into a noble family, he has been upright and principled since childhood, and strictly follows the way of a gentleman. Naturally, he refuses to yield to the tyrant's lechery. Ji Xuan gives an order. “Bring Censor Chen to my bedchamber tonight and tell him to attend me.” After Chen Shanwan is cleaned up and sent to the dragon bed, Ji Xuan sees the look in his eyes, as if he wants to tear him limb from limb, and teasingly pats his face. “Serve me well tonight, and one day I'll grant you a promotion and a title.” “Won't do it? My dear minister, you wouldn't want to lose your job, would you?” For several years, Ji Xuan lives in luxury and debauchery. One day he summons this minister to his bed, the next he flirts with that actor, all while deftly consolidating his power and sending troops to attack the foreign tribes threatening his borders. Then Ji Xuan suddenly discovers that the ministers who should hate him to the bone have started competing to attend him in bed. Censor Chen: When will Your Majesty summon me again? Grand Preceptor Cui: Your Majesty should share your favors equally. How about sharing a bed with me tonight? King of the Xiongnu: I wouldn't mind attending Your Majesty either. (flexes his impressive pectoral muscles) The Great General: (a man of few words, but proudly puffs out his chest) Warnings: 1. The setting is inspired by the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties. 2. Ji Xuan really isn't a good person. His original owner's madness affects him, but he isn't as inhuman as the original owner. 3. The novel features an all-conquering seme. Naturally, due to the rules, there won't be a group scene. Each uke gets an individual happy ending. Enter at your own risk if that's not your thing. Ji Xuan is not related by blood to any of the ukes. Each uke has his own personality and story. I don't like doormats, so some of the ukes will gradually go from hating Ji Xuan to loving him. 4. Written on March 18, 2025. To be revised. Theme: Face life with strength.