Song Ziyu transmigrates into a book as a cannon-fodder villain, and has to be a bratty kid's stepdad.
The kid is a complete terror: throwing tantrums, hitting people, and running to complain to his grandma or his dad at the slightest thing. He also never stops talking about how kind the story's protagonist is to him.
For the sake of the love interest, Song Ziyu is willing to grovel. Even after the kid gives him so much trouble he ends up in the hospital, he still refuses to give up. He even signs up for a parenting variety show so he can show off their loving family to the protagonist.
But on the show, the kid makes him break down. Song Ziyu is branded a child abuser and mocked by the entire internet!
In the end, he goes to prison and makes way for his romantic rival.
After reading the plot, Song Ziyu gives a chilling smile. "That's not my style at all."
His stepson deliberately goes into Song Ziyu's walk-in closet and dirties his clothes.
Song Ziyu stands nearby with a stick and warns him, "You dirty one, you wash one. You ruin one, you pay for ten. Your dad will cover the cost."
After complaining to his dad and grandma gets him nowhere, the stepson sobs as he washes the clothes.
The stepson goes on a hunger strike and refuses to eat.
Song Ziyu and the housekeeper search his room and find all the snacks he's hidden there. "A hunger strike? Your dad's played that trick so many times he's sick of it."
After going hungry for a while, the brat comes out obediently to find something to eat.
Forced to take part in a parenting variety show, the father and son are at odds about everything and end up in last place. Song Ziyu can't take it anymore and sneaks away in the middle of the night. The stepson shoots upright in bed. "Take me with you!"
Song Ziyu frowns. "You're a burden!"
The stepson sobs. "Song Ziyu! Are you even my dad?"
Song Ziyu: "No, I'm your stepdad."
He may say that, but when the stepson throws himself at him, Song Ziyu catches him securely. The two of them escape together, and their unconventional relationship leaves netizens dumbfounded and takes the internet by storm.
"Hahaha! What kind of loving-but-bickering human tragedy is this?"
"I suspected they were arguing on purpose because they didn't want to be on the show. Now there's proof, hahaha!"
"So real. This is exactly how you should handle a bratty kid! I never expected Song Ziyu to be so cute in private!"
Later, reporters surround Song Ziyu at the airport. "Someone claims you used your family's influence to force a marriage and that a third party interfered. Is that true?"
The stepson waves his little hands and rushes to clear things up. "No, no! Don't make things up! If you slander my little dad, I'll sue you!"
Rumors spread in every direction. His husband posts on social media, which is something he rarely does: "My wife ran away from the wedding several times, but I finally managed to keep him. Please don't scare him into running away again."
The whole internet erupts.
"Waaah, the CEO never posts, and the first thing he posts is 'my wife.' I'm dying from how much I ship them!"
"Oh my god! What a doting way to put it! The CEO is way too dreamy!"
P.S. The bratty kid will become adorable later.
Check out my upcoming novel, "The Fan Favorite Transmigrates into a Villainous Male Supporting Character." Here's the blurb:
Jian Xin transmigrates into a villainous male supporting character in a warm, second-chance romance novel.
The main couple are caught in a push-and-pull romance, everyone else tries to get them together, and he's the only one who keeps making trouble, getting abused, and suffering face-slapping over and over.
For instance, he schemes to marry the male lead by contract, drugs him, mistreats the child, and constantly shows off their loving relationship online. In reality, it's all staged by him, and the male lead ignores him completely.
Everyone around the male lead is on the protagonist's side. They despise Jian Xin and look down on him, hoping the male lead will dump him soon so he can get together with the protagonist.
Jian Xin is willing to be abused a million times over just to stay with the male lead.
Thinking about those terrible plot points, Jian Xin feels as if he's stumbled upon something disgusting. "Drive out the evil! What's wrong with this guy?"
He puts on his sunglasses. He doesn't love anyone.
When the male lead, drugged and overcome by desire, mistakes him for someone else, Jian Xin picks up a table lamp and brings it down. "Go to sleep, will you?"
The male lead wakes up. "Why does my head hurt so much?"
Jian Xin: "You hit it on the bedside table."
To prove his true feelings, the male supporting character prepares a carefully made lunch every day and delivers it himself to the male lead's company. But the male lead never takes a bite. Either Jian Xin throws it away, or his friends eat it.
To avoid breaking character, Jian Xin also carefully prepares a lunch and asks the housekeeper to deliver it.
Burnt prawns, uncooked broccoli, and pitch-black greens.
The male lead's friend opens the lunchbox and is stunned. "Is he trying to get back at you?"
The male lead: "If you don't want to cook, you don't have to."
Jian Xin: "Would you believe me if I said I didn't do it on purpose?"
Jian Xin goes job hunting and accidentally applies to the male lead's company. When the male lead's friend nearly gives him a hard time, he turns around and goes to the male lead's competitor instead.
The male lead can't hold back. "We haven't broken up yet. Isn't it a little inappropriate for you to go work for my competitor?"
Jian Xin drops the act. "We'll break up sooner or later. I might as well plan ahead."
Jian Xin falls ill. The male lead worries about him all day and takes time off to look after him. His friend is astonished when he hears about it.
While unconscious, Jian Xin takes the male lead's hand. "Thank you."
The male lead is immediately relieved. At least he knows to say thank you. He must be touched.
Jian Xin: "Yueyue."
The male lead: "???" Who the hell is Yueyue?
The day their contract ends draws closer. The male lead grows increasingly restless, keeps finding excuses to see Jian Xin, and carefully plans a confession. But the moment the contract ends, Jian Xin leaves.
The male lead is devastated and acts as if his life is over. The others sigh.
"If only he'd known sooner."
"You can't force something like this."
The protagonist calls Jian Xin to demand, "What did you do to make the male lead fall for you like that?"
Jian Xin puts on his sunglasses. "Do I need to do anything? Maybe you don't know this, but it's perfectly normal to like me. It's perfectly normal to want no one but me."
Moral: Children need love, but they need discipline too.
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Congratulations on the completion (*^_^*) Let me briefly talk about my opinions on this book. It is only my personal opinion. Don't argue with me. You win the argument, okay? First of all, I want to make my first complaint about Qiao Yi's plot. Song and Lu, in the book, one was the second young master of the Song family and the other was the boss of the company. I can't understand how they let an illegitimate child dance for so long. When Song was slandered by Qiao, the two of them seemed to me to be indifferent. Not only did they not solve the problem in advance, but they also allowed him to continue to act like a monster. This is incomprehensible to me. Qiao Yan only needed a Weibo post from Qiao to log off. After all, Qiao Yan and Song's brother were friends, right? As long as his brother sent a message, Qiao Yan would always help, right? Even if it's not for Song, Qiao Yi has been using the power of the Qiao family to dominate outside, how can Qiao Yan tolerate this? I would have made a statement long ago saying that Qiao Yi has nothing to do with the Qiao family! Doesn't this still allow him to log off early? But the author also allowed him to occupy so much space, which is a bit cumbersome. Secondly, I would like to make a second round of complaints about He and Yu. Is it because Song's family background is not big enough or Lu's status is not good enough? Why did Jiang agree to slander Song after being instigated by He Yi? Isn't it a bit outrageous that nothing happened after the slander? Our country's laws have clear provisions on this kind of thing. Why is it that Chiang Kai-shek is in trouble but he is not? What about the punishment related to He? What about administrative detention and fines? Just one statement and that's it? Even if you write a novel, it should be related to reality, right? Especially the legal aspect should be based on reality! Then Yu Du was exposed (which in my opinion is unforgivable), and he was still criticized by NCF. What kind of logic is this? Sorry I can't understand, okay. During this period, Yu Hehe never gave up pouring dirty water on Song, and even roped Jiang into the gang (although Jiang would definitely be offline in the end, after all, he had stolen something). How? Is it because the family backgrounds of Song and Lu cannot deter them, or is it that the villains in the author's works are all "not afraid of the rich and powerful"? So should I praise them for fighting against the powerful? It feels like it's completely mindless! Everyone's brains were eaten (even if it was just to get them offline, they shouldn't be so brainless, right?)! The rush of the last two people off the assembly line! Then, I want to make a third wave of complaints about Song and Lu's characters. The author's Song in the text is a young master, right? He is a young master who is pampered to a great extent, right? Even the title of the novel says that Song is "a fine young master". But I didn't see the slightest bit of this character in the text! As a pampered young master, why can he remain indifferent every time he encounters others throwing dirty water at him? If I were the young master, I would go to the Song family or the Lu family and cry and ask them to deal with those who bullied me. If not, I could always go on stage myself, right? But the young master Song didn't do anything. Instead, his friend (not to mention the manager, after all, this is his job) was quite active. In my opinion, this is completely OOC! Anyway, I didn't see where Song's young master character was reflected. There is also Lu, his wife was bullied, and the mothers of both families tried their best to help clarify, but Lu, the legal husband, did not do anything at all (an exaggeration, after all, he still posted a few Weibo posts, but in my opinion, these are the same as no action)! During the live broadcast before the filming of the love drama started, Song was bullied by He, but the two of them did nothing (Lu came to the room to get the documents, Song just quit the live broadcast out of anger), what were they doing? My wife is being bullied and she doesn't even know how to help her (then why do you exist as a legal husband?)? You've been bullied and you don't know how to solve it? This makes me look confused! To be honest, when I first started reading this novel, I could still read it without thinking, but the later I felt, the more frustrated I became (excluding the plot of returning to reality). Song and Lu can be said to be OOC. Anyway, I didn't see their characters in the text, and I felt that the plot became more and more collapsed in the later stages (excluding the plot of returning to reality). The characters of these two people in the whole text can be said to be completely divorced from the characters of the author in the text (in my opinion, this is the case). Finally, I would like to make the fourth round of complaints about the plot of the novel. The plot of the two of them in the book is either collapsing or on the way to collapse. The confrontation with the villain in the plot does not bear the label of "slap in the face" at all. In my opinion, it is quite frustrating anyway. The author's focus in the copy is children, right (if I understand correctly)? However, only one-third of the whole story is about babies and children. After that, Lu Dudu's appearance can be said to be only a little bit, and the key points of the copy are not seen at all. This is a bit unacceptable to me. After all, in my opinion, the copy is the outline of the entire book. Even if the full text cannot be included, the important content must be included, right? Then this novel gave me the feeling that it was taking over the main role. He and the other villains accounted for too much, especially in the later stage. It can be said that only He and the other villains were jumping up and down (either throwing dirty water at Song Dynasty, or dog eating dog). The two serious protagonists Song and Lu were invisible (it felt like the author was He's biological mother and Song's stepmother). With all due respect, if you, the author, really like the character He, I suggest you write a separate novel about He instead of occupying a supporting role here and doing the protagonist's work. In the end, it may be because He was too hasty to log off, so the plot of Song and Lu returning to reality was also rushed. It felt like there was something missing, but I couldn't explain it. Moreover, the plot developed a little faster after the two returned to reality, and it felt like nothing was explained but everything was explained. The above are all personal opinions and do not represent everything. Don't argue with me and you will win. After all, there are a thousand Hamlets among a thousand people and everyone has their own opinion. Finally, I look forward to the author's next novel, and hope that the author's next novel will make progress. ( ??? `? )σ???
What kept me watching was probably the character of the protagonist, and also wanting to see how the plot could turn out.
Sigh~ As expected, this attack really makes people dislike it.
Damn it, I finished reading it in one day, it was pretty good
Very nice, I like them very much
It's okay. Most of the reason for reading it is because I really like the character design of Brother Ziyu. Although it doesn't quite match the character design of Zuo Jing, I really like it.
The next column will open a pre-collection of "Zai Zai, a villain who became famous in the baby show". The following is the copy. Welcome to collect and follow it~~ Xia Tian was transformed into a cannon fodder villain in a book. He succeeded in his career by relying on the power of the protagonist Sicheng family, but in the end he betrayed the Si family. At that time, the Si family was not as strong as before because it was plotted by its opponent. He abducted Sicheng's Bai Yueguang and also ridiculed the sick Sicheng. After Sicheng died of illness, his strong hatred brought him back to before everything happened. Sicheng sneered: "This time, all the traitors will die for me." After rebirth, the two met again in Wazong. Sicheng's eyes were sinister, but who knew that the other person seemed to be a different person. The new Zai Zai in the show is like a butterfly, he is very lovable. As soon as he comes on the show, the other Zai Zai are vying to be friends with him. Even the staff of the show are particularly fond of him. But it treats everyone equally, just like a central air conditioner, but it is even more special for Sicheng, because this central air conditioner is obviously centered on him. The Zaizai were tired from playing games. Just as Sicheng was about to sit down, Xiaoxia immediately wiped the chair for him with her sleeves. Sicheng: "..." Xiaoxia: "Hehehe~" Sicheng was thirsty and wanted to drink water. Xiaoxia: "You wait here, I'll get it for you." Other children gave Sicheng snacks, and Xiaoxia squeezed in between them with her chest puffed out, and sternly refused on their behalf: "No! He is allergic and cannot eat such snacks!" Sicheng: "..." He remembered that he didn't talk so much in summer in his previous life. In order to prevent what happened in his previous life from happening again, Sicheng decided to keep this time bomb with him for observation. Unexpectedly, the whole family, from old to young, from cats to dogs, all liked him. Grandpa with a bad appetite: "Ji Ji is such a lovable child. I can eat two more bowls of rice with him!" A mother who loves beauty treatments: "Where is my little baby Ji Ji? Auntie just made a new project, come and praise Auntie!" The busy father encountered a little tangled problem, and the children's words in the summer inadvertently solved his confusion, "Whose family does this child belong to? We can officially raise it." Sicheng: "..." Why do you feel that Xia Tian is doing better in his house than he is? Later, Xia Tian once again grew up to be the youngest movie king known to every household, and Sicheng also defeated his enemies and designed himself to be in trouble again. The scene of betrayal in my memory did not appear, only someone's face was filled with tears. Xia Tian: "Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Cheng, if you die, how will I live?" (You have so many enemies, I will really be killed by them!) Sicheng:…
The surname "Lu" should be changed to "Cheng".
It's so sudden, why did it end? After reading the whole thing, I would like to say that one thing that is obvious is that the speed is too fast.
What is this chapter about? It's so sudden.