[Main story complete. Any updates are for typo fixes. Extra chapters complete. Unrestricted paragraph comments are open, and bonus chapters will drop from time to time.]
At twenty-six, Pu Qianyang sent someone to the emergency room and ended up there himself.
The last words he heard before he died were: "If only Dr. Zhu Yunxiao were here. The patient would definitely survive."
Zhu Yunxiao? That name sounds familiar. Who was he?
Seven minutes later, resuscitation failed, and the patient was pronounced dead.
The next second, Pu Qianyang woke up at his desk at sixteen and realized the gloomy boy with the long bangs sitting behind him back then was named Zhu Yunxiao.
And then there was the medical school application guide he'd put on his desk.
Right. So you were the guy who let me die ten years later?!
He'd thought that after transmigrating to the past, he could start a new life and use his foreknowledge to get by, like the protagonists in so many novels. But seven minutes later, he was dragged back to the operating table at twenty-six.
So this rebirth comes with an undo button, does it?!
Still, something seemed different this time.
For example, the last words he heard before he died were: "Senior Zhu Yunxiao will be back soon. Hang in there, patient!"
Huh?
Eight minutes later, resuscitation failed, and the patient was pronounced dead.
When he woke up at his desk once more, Pu Qianyang grabbed Zhu Yunxiao on the spot and started listing all the benefits of becoming a doctor, along with the boundless prospects of the city's No. 2 Hospital.
He also told him to exercise more and try to get there earlier ten years from now.
Zhu Yunxiao, who had just transferred schools, never imagined that his first conversation with the boy in front of him would go this way. Still, he nodded instinctively.
Pu Qianyang was satisfied, certain he had it in the bag.
And yet...
"Why can't we get any blood?!"
"We need the patient's family to sign!"
"Who unplugged the ventilator?!"
Is it really that hard to stay alive?!
Maybe so. But if you want me dead, I'll refuse to die.
A stubborn, vulnerable boy who grows into a cold-on-the-outside, warm-on-the-inside, devoted-to-one-person, secretly dark, beautiful-but-tragic top × A clearheaded, principled, career-driven bottom
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Zhao Yao's Confidence Trick
[Launching in October] [Unrestricted paragraph comments] [One-on-one romance]
Short pitch: Three hundred days of fooling the world as a fake eunuch and a fake consort
■ Truly amnesiac → pretending to be amnesiac ‖ Eyes open, and the lies begin ‖ A survival guide to court and harem
● Rustic, earnest, results-oriented, rebellious puppy top × Highly skilled, dark-to-light-to-dark, flirtatious, glamorous bottom
After adjusting his hairpins, Yu Sizhao entered the bedchamber in a splendid gown.
As stipulated in the deal, for the next three hundred days he had to play a consort, a noble lady carrying the emperor's child.
Yu Sizhao had thought that, with his abilities, pretending to be a woman would be a piece of cake.
He had no idea the imperial harem would be so dangerous.
If Nie Yao, the man currently unconscious on the bed, hadn't accidentally drunk that poisonous pregnancy-preserving tonic, Yu Sizhao would probably be the one lying there now.
To ensure his safety going forward, Yu Sizhao had to find a reliable ally as soon as possible.
But where could he possibly find one...
Just then, Nie Yao slowly came to.
Ready for the questions to come, veteran con man Yu Sizhao had already prepared the perfect explanation.
But before Yu Sizhao could say a word, Nie Yao spoke first. "Thank you. May I ask who you are?"
Nie Yao's eyes were clear and bright.
He was nothing like the Second Young Master of Tianwen Sword Sect who, just days ago outside the palace, had tried to drag Yu Sizhao to the authorities.
Yu Sizhao froze, his pupils trembling.
What was going on?
After testing him, Yu Sizhao realized that Nie Yao had really lost his memory.
Well, that couldn't have worked out better!
Quickly revising his plans, Yu Sizhao gave a light cough and put on a feminine voice. "What are you talking about, Eunuch? I have been your mistress for years. You had a fit last night and collapsed unconscious. You nearly frightened me to death."
Nie Yao lowered his gaze. His eyes paused for a moment on Yu Sizhao's hands, their knuckles slightly prominent beneath the gauzy, wide sleeves, before he replied, "I will never forget you saving my life. I would gladly serve... Your Ladyship."
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Yu Sizhao never imagined that Nie Yao would be even harder to deal with after losing his memory. His personality had turned upside down.
He'd gone from a refined young gentleman who knew how to read the room to a meddlesome hothead.
Whenever he came across an injustice, he would step in, no matter which powerful people he might offend.
And he refused to do anything that went against his principles.
Even if the order came from his master, Yu Sizhao.
With no other choice, Yu Sizhao had to keep putting his wits to work to protect himself.
By day, he maneuvered among the factions in court and the harem.
By night, he carefully dressed up all manner of petty schemes and tricked Nie Yao, the stubborn do-gooder with exceptional martial skills, into carrying them out.
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Day after day, Yu Sizhao seemed to grow used to this life.
When he didn't have to make up a story, he and Nie Yao could watch flowers, drink wine, and talk about romance. It was almost pleasant.
One day, the Imperial Kitchen sent over a soup for the first time in ages.
Given everything that had happened, Yu Sizhao was now favored by the emperor and held a position just below the empress. He had won plenty of support both at court and among the people, and no one dared poison him anymore.
Picking up the bowl, Yu Sizhao scooped up a spoonful as usual and brought it to Nie Yao's lips.
But Nie Yao, long accustomed to this way of testing the food, subtly leaned away.
Yu Sizhao froze, then gave a cold laugh and yanked him back. He pried Nie Yao's jaw open against the bowl and poured all the warm soup down his throat.
"When did you get your memory back?"
Now that the truth was out, Nie Yao stopped resisting and let Yu Sizhao do as he pleased, letting the soup spill over his clothes.
"...A month ago."
Yu Sizhao let out a helpless laugh.
Keep walking by the river, and sooner or later your shoes will get wet.
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The realm fell into chaos. The capital was breached. The two impostors seized their chance to leave the palace, one heading east and the other west, each going their own way.
Yu Sizhao thought they would part for good.
Nie Yao would return to become the leader of the righteous sects, while he would continue down his own crooked path.
As for the unspoken feelings that had grown between them in the palace, he would write them off as a fleeting dream.
But less than half a month later, Nie Yao showed up at his door.
With nowhere to run, Yu Sizhao refused to let himself lose face and asked, "What brings Second Young Master Nie to my door?"
Nie Yao slid his sword out of its scabbard and poured a measure of clear liquor from within.
"To watch flowers, drink wine, and talk about romance."
[Reader's Note]
* They are each other's only partner, and everything is pure in every sense: first love, first kiss, first night.
* This is a fictional setting! A fictional setting! A fictional setting! Do not compare it to real life.
* Pregnant readers should not drink alcohol.
Theme: Those who fight to save themselves from the mire will eventually escape and find a new life.
The All-Hazard-Class Big Villain [Selfcest Quick Transmigration]
This Title Is Ridiculously Over the Top
Quick, Break Off a Piece for the Silicon Grandson [Interstellar Cuisine]
Playing Matchmaker for My Father at an Elite Academy
Zhao Yao the Con Artist
Riding a Dragon on the Highway [Mecha]
My Dungeon Partner Is from 1900 [Infinite]
CEO by Day, Demon Slayer by Night
Faking Your Death Is Easy
The 26-year-old timeline is a little later, but whoever allowed people to be reborn had more intersections in the past.
I finally finished reading it. The character of Pu is really well portrayed. Zhu witnessed his growth step by step from dislike at the beginning, to understanding, to feeling distressed at the end. The charm of this character is fully reflected in the second half, but I still have to say that I really like the little Zhu who has not experienced hardships in the extra story. I apologize to the author for my previous reviews, this book is wonderful and worth my subscription. The only uncomfortable thing is the ending of Ji Ye and other supporting characters. The author also deeply portrays the supporting characters, understanding everything they have endured, and also knowing Ji's obsession with revenge. However, after all, they still lived in a peaceful era. Ji and Ye killed so many people and harmed so many people. Do all those who were killed and murdered deserve their death? I don't think so, it's more about getting in the way for revenge. I can't bear to let them go so lightly. Of course, I particularly approve of the ending the author gave them. In this context, powerful and very smart people always have nothing to do with them. It would be a bit unrealistic to end up in prison, but it would be good to be imprisoned for a while.
Let's sigh that Wu Yun really once again had to guard against house thieves. Hahahahahahaha. Not the same son, but the same behavior hahahaha.
It's been a while since I read it, and I've been thinking about writing something, but I've been putting it off until now. Some of the impressions in my mind have faded... I won't write nonsense anymore, let's get to the point. When reading, the words I read always give me a feeling of the style of Hong Kong and Macao in the last century, order and chaos, luxury and poverty, unscrupulousness and public order and good customs... It is like a Pop-style painting, there are no too complicated lines, only large blocks of color, which can easily set the trend after collision and comparison. From this aspect, I really enjoyed this reading experience (especially since I was in a book shortage and almost starved to death. Suddenly I turned to such a bowl of rice, and I would really cry, burst into tears. Jpg) Although the reading experience is 10% or even 90% enjoyable, it cannot be said that this reading experience is absolutely perfect and flawless. As Madam's first book, in some parts of this article it can be seen that Madam is very naive in handling some parts. (Laughing) I personally read a lot. I will occasionally show off my mindless cookies, and I will also read novels with big brain-burning settings. When I get excited, I will open a document code to summarize and organize (it is obviously just reading novels and playing games, how could it become like this...) (The more I use my brain when I am messing around, the happier I am, but when I do serious things, I don't want to use my brain at all... Annoying. Jpg). My wife said at the end that there was a logic bug and she would fix it. All I can say is... Emmm, indeed, my memory has faded and I can probably recall a few bugs. For example, ① Zhu Xiao tattooed Zhu Yunxiao before disappearing, saved his phone number, and said that he could exchange for three wishes and a life, which shows that Zhu Xiao had communicated with people in advance, which at least meant that he told others that accidents might happen later; but later at the wedding, it was Zuo Tong who felt compassion and temporarily agreed to Zhu Yunxiao's three wishes and a phone call. Based on the key words, telephone, anonymous, and three wishes, I personally think that the two plots should point to the same setting, but the former is "preparation in advance" and the latter is "improvisation", which is contradictory. ② There are also conflicts in the description of Wu Yun. When Zhu Yunxiao asked who taught him Qian Shu, the answer was Wu Yun. The description was that no one knew. The only thing on the road was that Zhu Xiao didn't know Wu Yun (probably... That's what it meant); but when Zhu Yunxiao helped the nameless person go to the auction to get things, the woman who participated later, Wu Yun, was also involved in the second round. Others "recognized" her and said that there were only a few women on the street who could still come out. Anyone with this skill would be right in guessing. This also showed that Wu Yun had a certain reputation; and later it was said that Wu Yun was one of the White Gloves. She was considered to be a person in the top circle of the circle. How could "no one know about it"? In addition, in addition to bugs, it can be seen that my wife is not very skilled in the arrangement of writing. First of all, the pace of the article is a bit too fast for my reading experience. It's not that the plot develops too fast, but that some key nodes belonging to the same event are arranged too close together. The foreshadowing of the same incident feels like it has just been laid, and has not fermented out anything. Whether it is emotions or logical lines, it has not been fully developed, so the foreshadowing has been shoveled out and recycled. It was as if the next mouthful of rice was stuffed into my mouth before I could even finish the first mouthful of rice, and before I had time to savor it carefully. Secondly, there is the arrangement of the plot. There are many things that were abandoned halfway through writing. For example, in the article, Xue Kui (? Is it him, I really can't remember this) describes the high school experience of the two protagonists as if it was a legendary story that suddenly stopped halfway through. That's how I felt when I read it. For example, the tattoo on Yun Xiao's arm, the deaths of Miss Fang and Antonia... Some key plots stopped abruptly in the middle of the development. Some lines seemed to come back to the stage after exiting, but it was just a false shot, resulting in some foreshadowing in the front, which was of no effect later. I want to reminisce, but there is no official exit, it is just "unfinished"; I want to know the follow-up, but I can only "wait for the follow-up"; I want to forget it completely, but these details have a strong sense of existence, and in the end they can only be piled up in my mind, unable to get up or get down. The last part is the handling of contrast, which is the most awkward part of the article for me. From an overall perspective, this article has some bking elements, which can be regarded as a refreshing style; and in terms of ideological preferences, it has an attitude of appreciation for behaviors with obvious positive emotions such as adhering to ethics, maintaining public order and good customs, and safeguarding the righteousness of the family and country. The subsequent explanations are all centered around this point. ①The first is Zhu Xiao's death. I can probably understand the whole logic, but it's always a little bit emotionally difficult. I personally feel that the explanation of the consequences is not obvious enough. For example, if Zhu Xiao had not chosen to do this and these things were transported away, what would be the consequences. This background was not clearly explained and emphasized, which caused me to have a vague feeling about Zhu Xiao's choice when I read it later. This knife did not penetrate deep enough and was not harsh enough. ②The entire film is not a "dark and profound" "no matter how hard you struggle, you are powerless" approach. It follows the path of a refreshing novel, and it also clearly praises the "positive" formal style. In this case, the lack of some plots will make people feel frustrated. For example, in high school, it was basically shown that the Border City Group and its predecessors were very good at using various illegal and even serious violations of "morality" for business expansion. But what will happen to the Border City Group and related personnel later? No. Therefore, from the perspective of readers and personal preferences, the character I hate most in this article is Li Lin, regardless of the plot that he was helped by the two protagonists, but actually caused them to get into trouble. As far as his personal environment is concerned, everything he has learned since he grew up and "entered society" is based on the many bones crushed by the Border Town Group during its expansion and operation. However, he can still maintain a "sunshine" state and enjoy all material resources "innocently and ignorantly". I actually quite like characters with opposing attributes, as long as the character can stand up and stand. In novels, doing evil things is not considered disgusting. As long as that person can face and bear the consequences, whether it is psychological torture or physical torture, he can be regarded as a hero. But in the article, at the beginning, Pu and Zhu are enemies on all sides, but at the end, it is revealed that Zhu Xiao has a good reputation for his connections, and the reason is only "ten tons of gold" (which is really not a lot for those high-level officials. Yun Xiao said that the amount of money he handled during the White Gloves period is really not much). The behavioral logic of many characters is actually not complete. The "evil things" they do cannot directly offset the help they provide later when they are roughly in the same direction as the protagonist's interests. The "evil things" they do that violate their own kindness or universal public order and good customs do not receive much substantial punishment. The greatest pain, as described in the article, is suffered by Zhu Xiao, Zhu Yunxiao and Pu Qianyang, who are definitely among the top moral figures in the article. This is where I feel aggrieved. I have actually typed more than 2,000 words, and it's past 12 o'clock, almost 1 o'clock (Crying Cat Head. Jpg)… I feel refreshed, I have to go to work tomorrow… I'm sleepy, and my mind is not clear. Good night, madam (although I don't know when my wife will read it). Pre-received and already saved. When my wife starts updating, she will definitely come to support me.
The characters and the story frame were very attractive, so I finished reading it, but the reading experience was really not good. There were long dialogues without speaker prompts, frequent transition timelines, and many foreshadowing holes that were left unfilled, etc. In the end, I still didn't understand why Ye Junsheng had to pull out the oxygen tube in the previous timeline, and who asked him to do so. The logic of reincarnation and cause and effect was not clear. In the end, after reading the most important ultimate mystery of the main plot, I didn't feel like it was like that before. Instead, it was all the same. Why? Can this kind of nuclear bomb detonator not have a GPS on it? The setting is 2013, not 1945. His actions don't really prevent anything. But I still decided to read the next one, good luck to the author ❤️
It's a very good article. The first and second volumes are very comfortable to read. There are too many characters in the third volume. I am stupid and can't understand it. I feel that the author wants to write a quite large volume. He also tries his best to portray each character. I feel that everyone is quite three-dimensional. The relationship between the young lovers is also very good [Xingxingyan]
I really like this story [Like]
Wow, 16-year-old Yangyang is so cute, smart, alert and highly mobile. She is a little more reckless than 26, so she is very youthful! I look a lot younger. I read this book quickly and impatiently. I basically finished it in one gulp. I basically didn't understand the political battles in the middle, haha, but that didn't stop me from thinking it was very interesting! (My main habit is to watch it without thinking. I usually read very popular articles. It's really disappointing to watch it carefully with my brain and want to discuss the plot and then quarrel with each other.) It's really good to watch! The language is so poor that I really can't say anything literate. I just want to read it after watching it, but it's not enough! I feel that the most regretful person in the article is Zhu Xiao. Although there is not much detailed description, I feel that he is a very charming person. I once doubted that he is actually still alive. I thought that if I met him, I would definitely let Zhu Yunxiao give him a beating. The other father left and left the family property. Zhu Xiao left and left Zhu Yunxiao a mess. It's so bad, what a pity! I really like this character, so I have some prejudice against Wu Yun. After reading the comments, I can understand her behavior, but it is really not acceptable. I feel somewhat unworthy. I also feel sorry for Zhu Yunxiao who has lived an unstable life for nearly twenty years, and little compensation has been paid to him. Fortunately, Pu Qianyang is by his side, and I hope he can be happy every day in the future. In my opinion, my favorite thing about this article is that everyone gets their comeuppance, good or bad. What kind of retribution will you get for whatever choice you make? You will reap what you sow, and you will reap the benefits. Although there are regrets, after all, people are always responsible for their own choices. As a spectator, we can only respect everyone's choices and the results. All in all, I enjoyed reading it and thank the author for persisting. It was well worth the money. The above is quite incoherent due to my low level of education. Sorry, see you in the next book!
It made me exhausted both physically and mentally. It was really good, and its flaws did not hide its merits. I have to say, what I saw above was a surprise after another; it is a work that is very suitable for being made into a film and television drama in different seasons. If it is a newcomer who has acting skills and has not yet shown his face, he will not do the bells and whistles of current dramas, and just fast-paced one link after another, it will definitely be a hit. I have to say that every time I finish reading a work that surprises me, I feel reluctant to leave it because I don't know when I will be lucky next time. I'm very lucky to have come across this novel, and I'm looking forward to the author's next story!
Good article. I can tell that the writing style is getting better and better.