From Brothers to Lovers

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New novel blurb: I’m Nothing Like That, I Only Know How to Feel Bad for Giegie

Seemingly normal, refined male lead VS spoiled female lead forced to do good deeds

#A Gathering of Performers: Who’s Better at Pretending?#

#The World Is One Giant Cycle of Rewards and Punishments#

#To Do One Bad Deed, You Must Repay It with One Good Deed#

#Every Cause Has Its Effect, and I’m Your Comeuppance#

#What Goes Around Comes Around#

Hua Jingyu woke up one day and found herself back at age twenty. Heaven had been kind to her: this time, she was sure she could win over her brother.

But things didn’t seem to be going quite the way she’d imagined, because she’d been bound to an “Energy Conservation System.”

Simply put, every bad deed she did created a negative value, and she had to do a good deed to balance it out.

Making someone like her, who had done every kind of bad thing, do good deeds was simply absurd.

But the System had leverage over her, so what choice did she have? She could only “obediently” do as it said.

And it turned out that doing good deeds before returning to her wicked ways was much more efficient.

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The thing Han Xingyi hated most in this life was a delicate, spoiled girl: the kind who might break if you so much as brushed against her, or burst into tears if you glared at her. His stepsister happened to be exactly that type.

But... why was she so different from what he’d imagined?

She’d use every means at her disposal to drive away her suitors, but she’d also help children who had dropped out of school return to class.

She’d stay up all night putting together proposals for the company’s employees for free, but she’d also give a piece of her mind to anyone with ulterior motives.

How could she be so contradictory? Which side of her was the real one?

Then one day, she took him away. The girl he’d thought was delicate and weak looked at him with a grin. “Brother, what a shame. Maybe I’m not as innocent and harmless as you thought. Which version of me do you like better?”

Han Xingyi let out a relieved breath. “What makes you think I didn’t know all along? It’s been pretty fun putting on an act with you.”

Novel blurb:

1.

After graduating, Luo Shuchen devoted herself to rescuing cats. Money only went out, never came in, so her family thought she was wasting her time.

One day, her mother and older sister brought her a stack of photos and told her to go on blind dates.

Luo Shuchen: Is this an arranged marriage?

Sister: No, it’s the only contribution you can make to this family.

Luo Shuchen: What if I refuse to go on blind dates?

Mother: Then your funding gets cut off. Are you still going to rescue cats? Can you afford to treat the ones you’ve already rescued? Will the animal hospital stay open?

Luo Shuchen: Fine, I’ll go. I’ll start today. Do I have to meet every one of them, or just one?

Sister: Keep going until you find someone willing to marry you.

As it turned out, only one person was willing to marry her. Luckily, he was the most handsome man she’d ever met.

She’d heard he was also the owner of a cat food brand, and Luo Shuchen thought that he wouldn’t just be her future husband, but her future sugar daddy as well.

2.

Geng Yunze actually told Luo Shuchen that he was only marrying her to appease his family, and that she didn’t look like someone who would be interested in men.

Excuse me???

Did she really not look like a girl?

Sure, she was 175 centimeters tall, wore tracksuits every day, had hair as short as a boy’s, and was often mistaken for one.

But she was definitely a woman who liked men!

How could Geng Yunze say that? Was that the only reason he wanted to marry her?

Luo Shuchen: You didn’t come looking for me because you like boys, did you?!

Geng Yunze: No, I like girls. I just don’t like your type. When we stand together, we look like brothers.

Luo Shuchen: %?#@*#

3.

Married life

Geng Yunze: Honey, who’s more important, me or the cats?

Luo Shuchen: Bro, don’t you know the answer already? There’s no point asking.

Geng Yunze: I’m not your bro. I’m your husband.

Luo Shuchen: You didn’t say that before. You said I didn’t look like someone who’d be into guys!

Geng Yunze: Honey, I was wrong. What will it take for you to forgive me for being young and foolish?

Luo Shuchen: I’ve got several more strays to get spayed or neutered. So, what do you think...?

Geng Yunze: From now on, I’ll cover the cost of spaying and neutering every stray you catch. Cat food, freeze-dried treats, canned food, I’ll cover it all.

My Not-So-Familiar Bro-Husband, also known as Three Million Followers Are Waiting Online for Me to Catch Cats

or I Thought of Him as My Husband, but He Thought of Me as His Bro; I Thought of Him as My Bro, and Then He Thought of Me as His Wife (Not really)

Cool-looking cat rescuer with a sweet heart VS cat food brand owner who can’t tell love from brotherly affection

Theme: I can’t change the world, but I can do my small part to give furry little ones a home