The Beautiful Educated Youth Goes to the Countryside

【Updates three times a day, daily at 15:00】【Upcoming: “The Scorned One Regrets It After Becoming Everyone’s Favorite”】 Ye Siwen was sent to the countryside. The very next day, he fainted in a field. The young city dweller, who had never known hardship, simply couldn’t bear the harsh conditions of rural life. To make life more comfortable for himself, Ye Siwen set his sights on the man in the family he was staying with, who was always sneaking glances at him. The man had broad shoulders, a narrow back, and a tall, sturdy build. He was clearly a hard worker. To trick him into doing chores, Ye Siwen had to hold his hand behind the crowd, let him kiss him breathless when they were alone, and use the earth and sky as their bed in a cornfield at dusk. Whenever his thoughts grew muddled, Ye Siwen reminded himself that it was all temporary. Once he was able to return to the city, both Little Li Village and the man would be left behind in his past. That was what he thought, and that was what he did. What he hadn’t expected was that the man he’d provoked wouldn’t be so easy to leave behind. … Yun Yi transmigrated into an era novel he’d idly flipped through not long ago. Half a month after arriving, a new group of educated youths came to the village. At first glance, Yun Yi took a liking to the male educated youth who stuck close behind the female lead. Pretty, refined, and spoiled: he was exactly Yun Yi’s type. So when the other man approached with ulterior motives and tried to seduce him, Yun Yi let it happen. But Yun Yi had no intention of letting him get away so easily. You can also check out my completed novel, “After Being Reborn as the Villainous Cannon Fodder in a Long Aotian Novel.” Leveling-up, cold-hearted gong × villainous cannon-fodder shou Content warnings: A spoiled, foolish shou who thinks he’s straight × a domineering, fatherly gong with an extreme need for control. Both have their own agendas, and neither is a perfect character. The gong is a powerful figure from the apocalypse who transmigrated and has supernatural abilities. The original female lead has also transmigrated. She isn’t vilified, and the gong’s transmigrated identity has no direct connection to her. Both are virgins. There are a few mildly coercive scenes later on, but the shou brings them on himself, and they’re just part of the couple’s bedroom games. No breaking up or reversing the CP, no self-inserts, no kk. I welcome criticism, but any comments related to the points above, as well as personal attacks on the characters or the author, will be met with my ultimate skill: deletion! Upcoming: “The Scorned One Regrets It After Becoming Everyone’s Favorite,” 1v1, the gong is a split fragment Ying Yue was disliked by everyone from childhood. He was plain-looking, of ordinary talent, and gloomy and insecure by nature. Yet despite all that, he relied on his status to become engaged to He Lanxin, daughter of the He family’s head. Because of this, everyone in the He family except its head disliked Ying Yue. His fiancée, He Lanxin, disliked him too, and often told him in private that she would end their engagement one day. Even the only friend Ying Yue had ever had turned against him after he joined the He family, saying he had only approached Ying Yue for the family’s sake. No one liked Ying Yue except his mother, but even she was dying. His mother had reached the end of her lifespan and had little time left. Ying Yue wept beside her bed. As his mother looked at him with sorrow, he drove a dagger into his own heart, hoping to follow her in death. But the next day, Ying Yue discovered that not only had he survived, he had become an unparalleled beauty, with skin like ice and bones like jade, radiating sensual allure. From that day on, Ying Yue noticed that everyone around him had suddenly become friendly. His fiancée, who had once treated him with icy indifference, began planning to marry him as soon as possible. The He family’s retainers, who had once glared at him, started coming up with all sorts of topics to chat about. His fiancée’s older brother, who had once acted as if Ying Yue didn’t exist, began turning his attention toward him. Even the many paragons of heaven that Ying Yue had only heard about in rumors began declaring their love for him. At first, Ying Yue was delighted by these changes. But as more and more love was showered upon him, he gradually grew afraid. That unending love was threatening to drown him... In the end, the thing Ying Yue regretted most was what he had answered when his mother asked what he wanted that day: Love! #Loved by all, trapped by love# Theme: Don’t toy with other people’s feelings, or it’ll come back to bite you.