Entering VIP on October 17. Next up: My CEO Husband Who Always Has Stomach Problems
Gentle, handsome, scheming and ruthless top x seemingly aloof, proud, resilient and clever bottom
Synopsis: One-on-one, both each other's first, both pure
Bai Yu, one of the top biological genetic researchers in the apocalypse, never expected to be infected by biological genetic technology contamination at just twenty-three. His life was suddenly in danger, but the research center still squeezed every last bit of value out of him.
Bai Yu at this moment: (smiles) (My native language is speechlessness.)
But there was still hope. One day, Bai Yu entered a high-tech world of superpowers through his dreams. There, he became the only level-six top esper who could fight, heal, and purify, though everyone thought he was an ordinary person!
Bai Yu at this moment: (grins) (Instantly fulfilled.)
But this world turned out to be one where the Classic of Mountains and Seas had come to life. The mutated creatures from the book released a source of contamination called Yin, which the otherworldly world couldn't purify.
But Bai Yu could purify it, making people from the other world scramble to claim him.
In an instant, all the pent-up frustration Bai Yu had suffered in the real world disappeared!
More importantly, killing mutated creatures in the dream world could heal the body contaminated by biological genetic technology!
Bai Yu immediately figured out the secret to dominating the otherworld: in a word, let's do this!
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In the otherworld, Bai Yu also unexpectedly met a mysterious man with black hair and red eyes. He had a mysterious identity, formidable powers, and a handsome face. Most importantly, like a video game NPC, he seemed to guide Bai Yu through the otherworld, help him fit in, and explore it, all without asking for anything in return.
At first, Bai Yu was extremely wary of this mysterious man and kept his distance. Before he knew it, though, their relationship had subtly changed.
Bai Yu never forgot that this mysterious man looked very much like someone he'd once seen in a dream: the same tall build, the same black hair and red eyes.
But just as the situation suddenly grew tense, the mysterious man changed his tune and told Bai Yu he was going to put him on the throne of this world.
Bai Yu was stunned. "You mean me?"
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P.S.:
1. The otherworld and the apocalyptic real world run parallel storylines.
2. Both are each other's first, and both are pure.
3. Updates every night at nine.
My CEO Husband Who Always Has Stomach Problems
Synopsis below
A foodie, fake pretty boy and airhead x a stern, awkward CEO who gets stomach problems every few days
Synopsis: Both are each other's first, both pure
Miao Ning is carefree and has been dubbed a pretty airhead because of his good looks.
What he doesn't know is that it's because all he cares about is food and cooking.
He's the third young master of the Miao family, yet he's a fantastic cook.
An odd one out among the wealthy.
But just as he's enjoying his carefree life, the Miao Group runs into trouble and needs a huge sum of money.
Just when the Miao family is at their wits' end, the Huo family offers a marriage alliance.
They name Miao Ning as their choice.
Miao Ning, whose mind is full of food, is stunned when he hears the news. "Me?"
But he quickly catches on. A marriage alliance isn't out of the question, except that the eldest daughter of the Huo family already has a fiance, doesn't she?
But Grandpa Huo bluntly tells him, "Just marry my eldest grandson, Huo Xingyan."
Miao Ning is even more bewildered.
But he soon figures it out.
The Huo family had a fortune-teller read his fate. His destiny would bring prosperity to the Huo family and to Huo Xingyan, so he was a good match to marry into the family.
The Huo family didn't ask for much, just a three-year marriage contract.
Faced with such a bizarre reason, Miao Ning has no choice but to accept. The Miao family is short on money, after all.
But would the newly appointed head of the Huo family be willing to marry a man?
When Huo Xingyan hears the news, Miao Ning gets a phone call from him that very night.
Huo Xingyan: "If you're willing, that's all that matters."
Miao Ning: "..."
The two skip the engagement and get married right away.
At the wedding, Miao Ning meets Huo Xingyan for the first time. He's tall, with a narrow waist and long legs, and handsome in a masculine way, though a little too cold.
Miao Ning thinks, well, this will have to do.
After the wedding, Miao Ning moves into Huo Xingyan's villa.
The butler is very welcoming, but Huo Xingyan still looks at him like a block of ice.
Miao Ning is exasperated. Can't they at least be friends?
But that very night, Huo Xingyan's stomach acts up.
Miao Ning stays up all night looking after him and cooks him a pot of congee.
The next day, Huo Xingyan recovers, then awkwardly asks, "Could I have another bowl of congee?"
Miao Ning blinks at him innocently.
Why is he suddenly being so friendly?
After that, Huo Xingyan's stomach acts up every few days. Each time, Miao Ning makes him something delicious, and each time, he gets better in a flash.
Before long, Miao Ning discovers the truth.
Huo Xingyan does have stomach problems, but not that often.
Huo Xingyan stays perfectly calm when he's caught.
He just says, "Your cooking is delicious. I was too embarrassed to ask you directly."
Then he adds, "I guess even a pretty airhead isn't that easy to fool."
Miao Ning: ???
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I can't stand it after reading more than ten chapters. Is the author a primary school student? An indispensable genius research institute can behave like this, which makes people look extremely useless. In this case, the protagonist is being sacrificed. Whoever he tells to get out has to get out. He is stupid and a virgin. This is also a shame to show off as a Kochi scientist.
The word aloof and indifferent appears quite frequently. The protagonist always has "a **** smile on his aloof and indifferent face". In fact, it is a bit inconsistent if you watch too many of them. The same is true for the special room under special care. The repetition or contradiction between the two adjectives will be slightly cumbersome. It is best to simplify it or use synonyms/synonyms to replace it to reduce the sense of repetition. And looking at the first few chapters, the protagonist actually has a lot of psychological fluctuations and obvious minor emotions, which does not fit my definition of a cold character (my first impression of a cold character is that he talks less and has less emotions and expressions, or he has a special sense of distance in dealing with people. Currently, the protagonist does not show any "coldness" that is different from ordinary people in one aspect). As a researcher, and a researcher who has made important research results as the main person, I subconsciously think that there should be characters who are smart, calm and judgmental. There are also characters who only know how to do research and are the same as ordinary people in other aspects, but such characters will not be so "cool". The protagonist knows how to pretend to be timid at the beginning to reduce other people's defensiveness. This is praised and very smart. The protagonist decomposes the window railings by "thinking", and then decomposes the glass by "thinking". After that, I think he should have a certain understanding of his abilities, but his subsequent performance seemed weak: he was fascinated by the excitement during the escape, tried to save Jiang during the escape, and helped Jiang back to the seventh floor. (The dialogue in the middle directly introduces the healing potions and functions, when superpowers will appear, the distribution of world forces, and the "Changes in the Classic of Mountains and Seas", which is a bit abrupt, because some people have too much information in one sentence, and it is understandable that the author is reading it to the protagonist through the words of passers-by. The author shows the world view, but this is indeed not the amount of information that normal communication can give. At the beginning, the protagonist concluded that it was Tai Feng from the Classic of Mountains and Seas without any prerequisites and had no contact with it. So what logic did he use to determine the origin of something in a strange world, and why did it have to be Tai Feng instead of another word with the same sound? For the sake of rationality, it is necessary to add the reason why he would think of the Classic of Mountains and Seas.) The two of them were dealing with the wound while understanding the world and the protagonist asked Jiang to keep it secret. When someone who has never seen the protagonist and demands a debt knocks on the door (the protagonist is on the run at this time, he should immediately find a place to hide away from people or run away through the window, but he didn't, I don't understand), and the debt is from the protagonist's acquaintance + the protagonist's identity is exposed + Jiang protects the protagonist + the protagonist still jumps out of the window and runs away, the protagonist ate a sandwich and became hungry for about an hour (exerting superpowers consumes physical energy? Otherwise, it would be strange to be hungry too quickly. Of course, one sandwich can also be said to be not enough, but I saw that he was hungry again. Partly, because the author didn't write down the reason, I had a preconceived idea that the protagonist had a big appetite and was so hungry that he couldn't even finish a sandwich), how many leaves the protagonist ate (I forgot to mention whether the protagonist could tell whether the leaves were edible or not, but when he ate them, I treated him as someone who knew a lot about plants and could tell whether they were poisonous or non-toxic and could be eaten or not), the protagonist found wild lychees that [no one picked] (in view of the presence of alien beasts, should we consider "are there alien beasts guarding them/are they the territory of alien beasts, so no one picks them"? Or is the forest here too deep? No one came, so it was well preserved? Does it just look like a lychee but is poisonous if eaten?), The protagonist "saw a mouthful of blood" after eating the lychee (very few people write this, it's like the soul is separated from the body and standing in a third-party perspective, which is weird), the protagonist thought "if you die, you can restart" and "you can go back to the ward if you die" (this idea is very strange, why didn't you think "if you die, you will die, this is your second life, your second healthy body is already extra") There may not necessarily be a third time", but it may be because he thought of "die and go back to the ward" so he went back to the ward later. I still can't figure it out for the time being). After the protagonist woke up, he found that his powers had been upgraded and he encountered a dragon and was being chased (level 5 Being chased by a group of level 4 dogs is actually a bit out of character, but it cannot be ruled out that the dragon was injured or exhausted before and was outnumbered. I guess there is a high probability of another reason). The protagonist went to save the dragon but was unable to deal with the chasing dogs and was almost attacked to death by the dogs + the dragon hugged the protagonist and escaped the rescue. After killing the two people + the dog catches up again + the protagonist starts to think about how to kill the dog (this plot... I feel that the protagonist is a bit overestimating his abilities and not thinking comprehensively. He cannot kill the dog but wants to save the person, which also causes the rescued person to backhand and save the protagonist again, and the second life and death It was only when I was in crisis that I started to think about how to use my powers. Dragon's B-bar was up, and he saved the protagonist even after he was seriously injured. However, the protagonist's B-bar dropped a lot. He wanted to save people because of his kindness or other reasons, but he didn't know how to fight monsters and instead saved the seriously injured person. Lie suggested changing the order. It is best for the protagonist to think of how to deal with the monsters before he takes action to save people. You can kill the monsters the second time after you have experienced a mishandling the first time. However, I hope that the highlight of dodging damage and saving people is all on the protagonist. After all, this is the first time. After a few chapters, he is the protagonist, and the highlight moment of being cool and saving people and being a hero is best assigned to the protagonist. I am not reading this article to see a supporting character acting cool at the beginning and the protagonist is a poor match for him, even if he may be an attacker)... These are the current doubts. The protagonist said that he saved two people, but Jiang might get into more trouble for shielding him. The author did not describe clearly how injured Jiang was before, whether he was seriously injured, whether he would definitely die if he lay there, or whether an alien beast might rush into the area and use his abilities to accidentally injure him, or the crowd would run away and trample Jiang to death. The situation ended up with the protagonist waking up an unconscious man and applying bruises for him (and how the protagonist could Are you sure that the drug technology is the same as that in his original world? If the usage and dosage are different, wouldn't he be exposed? What else can he say?) But instead, he harmed people and was accused of harboring criminals. Before saving the dragon, he wanted to be saved by the dragon. Since the dragon still had the strength to hold the protagonist and avoid harm, maybe the dragon didn't need the protagonist to save him at that time. Doesn't that make the protagonist quite self-indulgent? I feel very aggrieved.
Your article is not good enough for "Borrowing Plants to an Infertile CEO" (read it).
When will Bai Yu come back to his senses [laughter and cry][laughter and cry][laughter and cry]
If you want to save humanity, it's better to form another team and don't forget to save those hostages. It's useless for this research team to stay around. The research won't produce results anyway. Even if Bai Yu forces the research results forward, they will definitely die before the results are produced. Oops, I feel more and more that the apocalyptic world is man-made.
... It's obvious that someone raped the experimental center. What's the use of kidnapping Bai Yu here? If he didn't kick the rapist out, even if Bai Yu was healthy, he would probably get seriously ill again or die unexpectedly.
By killing key scientific researchers who have produced many super-powerful achievements, are they seeking death? They are seeking death because they want to take all mankind with them! Well, just as we suspect that the "superpower associations" and "rulers" in the next world are the lackeys of monsters, we also suspect that the "scientific research institutes" and "rulers" in this world are the promoters of the end of the world and are all traitors.
Wait, a town without superpowers is stationed there, but it still has to pay protection fees for superpowers, or is it an amount that ordinary people can't afford?
Finished spreading flowers!!! Come on~
It's over now, it's super hot, what should you do? 🐶