[Hello, everyone. Because of my busy work schedule, my health has suffered, and my updates have been inconsistent. I'm very sorry. I've wondered whether I should simply remove the paywall, since it really looks like I'm deliberately leaving readers hanging before the paid chapters. But after thinking it over, I believe the best thing an author can do is finish a story. I've also planned out what comes next for this work, especially the story I'm writing now. Feel free to let the chapters build up. My work and health are seriously interfering with my update schedule, but please rest assured that I will finish this story. I bow to you all once again. Thank you for your patience and support.]
Li Wang binds himself to a System to be resurrected. He must play a frail, sickly villain, setting obstacles in the protagonist's path to help him grow, and ultimately be defeated by him.
But why does the plot keep going off the rails?
World One: A wealthy family (a wealthy man with paralyzed legs and a dark heart, gong x a self-made, heaven-blessed, invincible protagonist, shou)
The protagonist is betrayed by the mentor, trusted friend, and business partner he once relied on. In the end, the protagonist turns the tables, while the once all-powerful villain is on the verge of bankruptcy... Huh? Why is the protagonist helping the villain's business recover? The protagonist closes in on Li Wang and cages him in his arms as he sits in his wheelchair. "Brother Wang, you're not going anywhere."
World Two: The entertainment industry (an unpredictable, award-winning actor, gong x a junior with a perfect public image but a sweet exterior and dark interior, shou)
Li Wang resolves not to fall for the protagonist again. He'll hire internet trolls, secretly stir up trouble between them, and interfere with him during filming. But why doesn't the protagonist play by the rules?
Protagonist: "Senior, you wouldn't want anyone to find out what you're really like in private, would you?"
World Three: The cultivation world (a master, gong, who suffers a cultivation deviation x a disciple, shou, whose feelings for his master turn dark and obsessive)
Li Wang brings the orphaned protagonist into his sect and raises him with care and precious treasures, all so he can steal the protagonist's cultivation.
At the edge of a cliff, the protagonist's eyes are bloodshot as two lines of bloody tears run down his face. "Master, did you ever..."
Before he can finish, Li Wang thrusts a sword at him. "Never."
World Four: ...
Notes:
1. Gong-focused. The gong and shou are mutually in love, the shou is possessive, and the shou pursues the gong (probably). The shou is a splintered soul.
2. At the end of each small world, the gong fakes his death. Some worlds have bad endings. Those bad-ending worlds advance the gong and shou's relationship. The novel's ending is happy.
3. The romance in the first few worlds may be a little angsty and bittersweet.
4. The story is mainly from the gong's point of view, with a few scenes from the shou's.
5. Updates every two or three days, usually.
6. More to come.
*******Coming soon*******
You open your eyes to find yourself sitting in an interrogation room. Across from you is a beautiful interrogator wearing a mocking smile.
The interrogation you expected: What's your name? Where are you from? What are you here for?
The actual interrogation: Have you ever been with a man?
You're shocked and terrified. The beauty smiles brilliantly. "Take him away."
Later, you learn that the beauty is the Emperor of the Empire, known as a "tyrant." You're a captured soldier from an enemy nation, and the beautiful emperor has taken a liking to you. This isn't Earth, but an alien world among the stars. Even more shocking, this world has six genders!
You let out a long sigh. You're alone, have no particular skills, and are at the mercy of others. What can you do?
With a sigh, you pick up this bowl of easy living.
Mmm, delicious!
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The main story is written in second person. It's serious in tone, not lighthearted. This isn't a wish-fulfillment story, but a melodramatic one. The gong is weak and the shou is strong. The protagonist is very weak, so please be aware! The protagonist suffers a lot and is often helpless. Weak A x strong A, double A.
Theme: Though trapped in adversity, remain true to goodness and kindness, and treat others gently.
Gong is usually a normal person who does his tasks diligently, but as soon as he writes about being attacked on his butt and chest, he immediately turns into a wretched man and even swallows his saliva. . . Do you really have to describe it so disgustingly? I felt instantly taken over by Dick.
Oh my god, Gong is becoming more and more like that wretched and greasy man.
I wish you a speedy recovery. To be honest, I am much better than some authors who deliberately get stuck in v after updating a chapter for a few months and then run away [Chigua] [Chigua]
By the way, should my wife change the clips of the incarnation wsn or not? (Just ask)
Oops. . . What did the little wolfdog do when he entered his sister's house on a rainy night? . . Brother Wang, please protect yourself. . If you can hold your wrist today, you can hold your waist tomorrow. You can't guess the dog's bad intentions.
I feel that I have completely broken away from the expectations given to me by the copywriting. Alas, there are also YYs who write Shou and Gong, but I really feel that Gong is getting more and more obscene and jc, which is really scary.
Oops, the sickly beauty attacks the baby.
Turning on this favorability reminder really makes people laugh or cry.
Still, the rebate 🐰 is waiting for you~
Hahahaha I only heard about falling in love