After Mistaking My Blind Date

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That day, Xia Yan put on a skirt she was quite pleased with and walked hand in hand with her roommate into a cafe to meet the blind date her roommate's boyfriend had set her up with.

Her roommate said she'd spent three days finding the perfect match based on Xia Yan's exact requirements: 188 centimeters tall, little romantic experience, the practical sort who could fix a light and unclog a toilet, and a soldier who had just returned after five years of service.

Xia Yan was very satisfied. The only downside was that her roommate had accompanied her as far as the door, then had to rush off with a stomachache. Xia Yan had to go in and meet her blind date alone.

As soon as she entered the cafe, Xia Yan spotted a man who looked just like her blind date. Holding her phone, she walked over and sent him a message as she asked, "Excuse me, are you Xiao Bolin?"

The man nodded calmly. "I am."

2.

Lu Yichen was dragged out by a friend to accompany him on a blind date. His friend said a woman introduced by someone he knew was absolutely wonderful.

A staunch believer in free love, Lu the Great was disdainful of the whole thing. But his friend was the kind of person who could barely say a word to someone he didn't know, so he needed Lu as his wingman.

For the sake of his friend's happiness, Lu the Great came along, though not at all willingly. Just as the woman was about to arrive, his friend got so nervous that he ran off to the bathroom.

Lu Yichen had no choice but to sit there and wait alone. Before long, a woman walked in, and he fell for her at first sight.

Just as Lu Yichen was wondering how to get a chance to ask the woman who'd captured his heart for her contact information, she walked over to him and asked gently, "Excuse me, are you Xiao Bolin?"

Lu Yichen: Xiao Bolin? Who's Xiao Bolin? Oh, the guy I'm supposed to be here to meet.

Lu Yichen nodded calmly. "I am."

Sorry, bro. I'll find someone else for you later.

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My next novel will be a no-romance child-rearing story with a male lead, Giving the Villain a Dad (Quick Transmigration). Please add it to your favorites, mwah [Bunny with perked-up ears]

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Giving the Villain a Dad (Quick Transmigration)

Jiang Luo was a notorious troublemaker as a child. He had boundless energy as a toddler, always either causing trouble for his dad or on his way to causing trouble for him. But his dad had always treated him well. Jiang Luo couldn't understand how his dad had put up with such a little menace, until he became a father himself...

★Tentative worlds

1. The crazed CEO villain's kid in a white-lotus romance

2. The villain's kid in a beloved-by-all story

3. The villain's kid in an imperial-examination story

4. The villain's kid in an apocalypse story

5. The villain's kid in a period story

6. The villain's kid in a cultivation story

7. The villain's kid in a spacefaring story

★Mini-scene

Jiang Luo grabbed the unknown thing that had suddenly appeared in his mind, claiming to be some kind of System, squeezed it until it burst, and casually tossed it into the river.

The next second, a bald monk claiming to be the "River God" (the Supreme God) appeared from the water. "Young man, tell me: did you drop a protagonist's child or a villain's child?"

Jiang Luo had no partner but was under pressure from his dad to have a kid. His heart leaped. Could he have a child of his own without finding a partner or getting married?

Jiang Luo said excitedly, "I don't care which one. Just give me a kid!!"

He liked asexual reproduction.

The Supreme God considered the ratio of fathers to protagonist's kids and villain's kids. "Then a villain's kid it is."

There were already more than enough fathers for protagonist's kids. The worlds of all things were full of people willing to father a protagonist's child. But villain's kids were short on dads, so they could grab some poor sap to do the job and reduce the villain's resentment.

And so Jiang Luo began his journey of raising villain kids...

Jiang Luo, a devoted son who just wanted a child of his own to appease his elderly father and planned to leave the kid with him to raise: This isn't quite what I imagined...

Theme: A mistaken recognition leads to a fateful meeting, and a beautiful dream blooms.