[Six chapters a day, consistently. Please don't let the backlog pile up, QAQ!]
[Pre-releases: Building a Civilization in the Beast World and I Went Viral Writing Melodrama in a Boys' Love World. Please add them to your library!]
This book: Li An opens his eyes and discovers he's living in a wealthy-family novel where everyone is a cannon-fodder character. He's a random passerby in the story, and his whole family is cannon fodder!
Right now, his family is being deceived by the fake young master, taking their first step toward ruin.
He can't help letting out a piercing shriek:
[Grandpa! Grandma! Your biological son is my dad! The fake young master is the son of your enemy!]
Everyone turns to look at Li An. His real grandfather clutches his chest. "We'll talk about the family reunion later!"
The fake young master, who can't hear his thoughts: "?"
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From then on, Li An's world becomes downright bizarre.
His second uncle, who's about to start a business, teaches him business tips. Li An can't help looking at him sympathetically. [Second Uncle! That good friend of yours has set a trap just for you! The project will blow up next week!!]
His uncle investigates, turns the tables on the other man, and sends Li An a gold bar the next day!
He looks worriedly at his mom. [Mom! Your good friend has sulfuric acid in her bag! She hates that you married so well!]
That night, his mom blocks her on every platform and says coldly, "You think you can throw sulfuric acid on me? You're not fit to try."
He frets over his grandmother's jewelry shop. [Tomorrow, this place will be drenched in blood...]
The next day's headlines: "Armed robbers subdued on the spot by unidentified bodyguards at XX Jewelry Store! Elderly shop owner calmly sips tea."
Then Li An finds a hundred-million-yuan trust fund under his name.
He's just about to invite his childhood friend to dinner in grand style when he discovers his friend practicing a confession in front of a photo of him!
Li An: [All right, all right, you're my boyfriend now! Come kiss me, come on, give me a kiss!]
His childhood friend: "..."
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Li An grows more and more suspicious. Were the predictions in his dreams all fake? Otherwise, what happened to the promised family ruin? Why is his whole family secretly using cheat codes?
Li An: [Could it all just be a coincidence? Hehe, maybe I'm a carefree, chosen rich third-generation heir after all!]
His whole family: Mm-hmm, whatever makes you happy.
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Pre-release: Building a Civilization in the Beast World. Blurb:
The protagonist wakes up one day in a strange world where people can turn into all kinds of animals!
He becomes a member of the rabbit tribe. He barely has time to adjust before the weak rabbit tribe is bullied by the surrounding tribes. On top of that, a cold snap is coming, and they haven't stored nearly enough food. It's estimated that half the tribe will starve to death.
The protagonist immediately decides to solve the food shortage first.
Later, his people learn to farm, build houses, and hunt with tools, and their lives flourish.
But the protagonist remains wary, afraid other tribes will set their sights on the rabbit tribe like a tempting feast. He worries every day, until he finds an injured wolf beastman.
The protagonist takes him home and carefully nurses him back to health. He only intends to make the other man owe him a favor, but once the wolf beastman recovers, he starts looking at the protagonist strangely.
Only after the protagonist gets carried back to the wolf's den, with the wolf's baby in his belly, does he realize this guy is a scheming wolf!
Well... at least this wolf is outrageously strong, so he doesn't have to worry about his tribe being bullied anymore.
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Pre-release: I Went Viral Writing Melodrama in a Boys' Love World. Blurb:
The protagonist is a short-form drama editor. One day, he wakes up as a pitiful young man forced into a marriage alliance with a disabled tycoon.
The pitiful young man is deceived by his family into stealing confidential information from the tycoon. The tycoon knows all along, and uses him to drive the family into bankruptcy. His family thinks he betrayed them to help the tycoon, and tortures him to death.
The protagonist: This won't do. Neither side is any good. I need to get my hands on some money and run!
He discovers that in this novel's world, every book is either a sugary-sweet boys' love romance or a boys' love tragedy that leaves your heart in pieces.
The protagonist grins wickedly. Then let's let the people of this world experience some over-the-top melodrama!
The first two chapters are sweet, the first love returns in chapter three, someone gets their heart ripped out in chapter five, quite literally, and chapter ten has amnesia, cancer, and a car accident...
Readers: [Did this author even finish elementary school? This makes no sense!]
[But I'm dying to know what happens next. Hurry up and give them their comeuppance, damn it!]
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A groveling chase, the heroine leaves, and the hero is devastated...
Readers: [I just find this disgusting. The reason he's upset is that his life is falling apart without the heroine because he no longer has a free housekeeper.]
[I think I just saw myself in this. Old novels trained us to give and give, but not everyone deserves it, okay?]
Then there's the returning Dragon King, running away while pregnant, fake and real heiresses... The protagonist is dedicated to throwing logic out the window and pouring on the melodrama, and somehow winds up at the top of the industry? His novels even get adapted for TV!
But the protagonist turns down all the adaptation rights and waves a hand. "I'll film it myself!"
One month later, he's made a melodramatic short drama.
[I really shouldn't have expected anything from him! What even is this? It feels like he's grinding my brain into the floor!]
[But it's so addictive!]
[I paid to watch the whole thing already. I feel awful if I don't watch, and I still feel awful after watching!]
The protagonist: I was just shooting this for fun, but one short drama made over ten million yuan!
Yeah! Time to grab the money and run!
But when he turns around, the disabled tycoon in the wheelchair stands up, pins him against the wall, and says, "Do you know how many people have asked me not to mistreat you this month?"
The protagonist: Oh, ever since I started slinging melodrama around, everyone thinks he might be crazy.
The protagonist gazes up close at that handsome face and swallows. "So what are you going to do?"
The disabled tycoon: "I've read all your novels. I know every trick you use. Don't even think about running..."
The protagonist: "...I think all that reading has damaged your brain."
Theme: Pressing forward bravely through hardship and adversity
I was exhausted from reading this chapter today. I didn't feel the pleasure of eating melon at all. There was only one kind of thing that was going to kill me. I really can't bear it in the next chapter. I can't stand it if I don't finish the three-dimensional melon. Doesn't it have to be like this when reading a novel?
This melon has written more than one chapter, so the last two pages are the only valid information [covering face and laughing]
After finishing the story, I was a little confused when I saw the ending mark. It ended so quickly, but considering that the protagonist has money and love, his life is quite happy, and Chigua itself can't support too long, so it's quite reasonable.
Oh my god [scared] [scared] It's over so soon [loading] [loading] [picking the brain] [picking the brain] [vomiting blood] [vomiting blood] [lie flat] [lie flat] [biting the handkerchief] [biting the handkerchief] [hugging the thigh] [hugging the thigh]
This mother Chen's husband... Couldn't he be the one who tried to frame the second uncle but was killed instead, right?
Big, hungry, rice [take] [empty bowl]
I really can't stand this kind of taking advantage while cursing people behind their backs [anger]
[Hold your chin] It's tied with the assembly-line eating melon. There isn't much content in the drama. It relies entirely on childhood sweethearts to support the emotional drama. Wenhuang can read without thinking.
To be honest, I wanted the author to refund my money halfway through the book, but I insisted on finishing it after I had already paid for the full subscription. After reading it, I felt that the author should still refund my money. I just felt that the ending was too rushed.
The ending of "Spreading Flowers" [Spreading Flowers] However, it ended so suddenly. .
I was exhausted from reading this chapter today. I didn't feel the pleasure of eating melon at all. There was only one kind of thing that was going to kill me. I really can't bear it in the next chapter. I can't stand it if I don't finish the three-dimensional melon. Doesn't it have to be like this when reading a novel?
This melon has written more than one chapter, so the last two pages are the only valid information [covering face and laughing]
After finishing the story, I was a little confused when I saw the ending mark. It ended so quickly, but considering that the protagonist has money and love, his life is quite happy, and Chigua itself can't support too long, so it's quite reasonable.
Oh my god [scared] [scared] It's over so soon [loading] [loading] [picking the brain] [picking the brain] [vomiting blood] [vomiting blood] [lie flat] [lie flat] [biting the handkerchief] [biting the handkerchief] [hugging the thigh] [hugging the thigh]
This mother Chen's husband... Couldn't he be the one who tried to frame the second uncle but was killed instead, right?
Big, hungry, rice [take] [empty bowl]
I really can't stand this kind of taking advantage while cursing people behind their backs [anger]
[Hold your chin] It's tied with the assembly-line eating melon. There isn't much content in the drama. It relies entirely on childhood sweethearts to support the emotional drama. Wenhuang can read without thinking.
To be honest, I wanted the author to refund my money halfway through the book, but I insisted on finishing it after I had already paid for the full subscription. After reading it, I felt that the author should still refund my money. I just felt that the ending was too rushed.
The ending of "Spreading Flowers" [Spreading Flowers] However, it ended so suddenly. .