Becoming the Wife of a Controlling Long Aotian

White Knight Syndrome, obsessive younger-brother-obsessed top x handsome ancient demon bottom with a brother complex and a love-addled brain: both of them are equally messed up and wholeheartedly devoted to each other. After dying of illness, Ming Yuzhi unexpectedly transmigrates into a dark, overpowered-protagonist fantasy world. He becomes an unlucky villain whose body was remodeled by a calamity mage and is now covered in curses. His life is a tragedy piled on top of tragedy, but Ming Yuzhi remains calm and confident. Even after turning into a little black sheep that can only bleat, he believes that if he can find the wonderful big brother he grew up relying on, his brother will surely protect him, treat him well, and clean up all this mess for him. As a lazy fish, Ming Yuzhi firmly remembers one rule: a lazy fish needs to latch onto a perfect, powerful backer. So when two Systems order him to carry out a mission and poison the overpowered protagonist in their files, Ming Yuzhi sees the protagonist’s face and his eyes light up. One thought fills his mind: “Isn’t that my brother?” His brother is actually the overpowered protagonist of the story, the protagonist among protagonists, the golden Rolls-Royce of overpowered protagonists. Who cares about those Systems? Ming Yuzhi happily latches onto his brother again, moves into a luxurious mage tower, throws his weight around, and enjoys the good life. That is, until the System sternly informs him that The First Saint is a dark, overpowered-protagonist novel. It tells the story of Jiawen, the strongest saint, who gains the power of the Seven Deadly Sins, is betrayed and exiled by the Holy Temple, falls into Paradise Lost, then returns for revenge and destroys the world. The world has restarted 103 times. Not only has the plot become a complete mess, but the Seven Deadly Sins from the original story have all gone berserk. Forget completing the mission: even staying alive and getting close to the protagonist is a challenge. Then the Abyss erupts, the continent is destroyed, and the whole world becomes a plaything in the hands of a tyrant. And the culprit behind it all is the protagonist! Ming Yuzhi: Σ( ° △ °|||)︴! Can’t I just go back to being a lazy fish? Ming Yuzhi looks at his brother, who has him in his arms, is massaging his legs, and has casually fastened a tracking anklet around his ankle. A cold sweat breaks out across Ming Yuzhi’s back. Ming Yuzhi: Brother, don’t you think… you’re kind of controlling my life? Shouldn’t I be a little more independent? Jiawen: Who taught you to say that? Ming Yuzhi glances at the two trembling Systems and smiles faintly. “Hahaha, I was possessed just now. You’re not controlling my life, brother. This is the most normal sibling relationship ever. I love you!” Jiawen reaches out and gently caresses his face, his gaze sweeping over the two Systems. “I love you too, good boy.” Jiawen has never been a true gentleman. Everyone believes he is selfless and desire-free, that his words always match his actions. They believe only the most perfect, pure-hearted person can truly suppress the power of the Seven Deadly Sins, and they worship Jiawen as a god. Only Jiawen knows that he is already sick of playing the saint. If things continue like this, he will destroy everything. The powers of the Seven Deadly Sins whisper in his ear, trying to beguile and tempt him, to make him lose himself and take over his body. As if they were already part of him. Until one day, a little bleating lamb tumbles into his arms and says, “I like you best, big brother! I admire you more than anyone!” Looking at the adoration in the other boy’s eyes, the way he depends on him, and hearing his sweet words, Jiawen can’t help but nod. Maybe he can keep being a saint a little longer. Seven incarnations of the Deadly Sins, love-addled nonhuman beauty top x evil little black sheep villain, handsome bottom with a brother complex. Pretty, handsome, straight-up body-type contrast; both are virgins. The bottom was reborn after being transmigrated into the story as a baby. His villainous cannon-fodder role has a reason. No childbirth, but there is an egg-carrying scene (a dead egg). Transmigrators can be good or bad. Neither the top nor the bottom is wholly good; the only person who matters most to each of them is the other. The top has no harem, and the harem in the original story has nothing to do with him. What the bottom believes is the original story is fake. Content warnings: The top is nonhuman, genuinely insane, terrifying, and a total freak; the story gets very dark. The top has split-off incarnations, and there are dark forced-love scenes. The bottom wears women’s clothes. There is a side couple (BL), but they won’t steal the spotlight. The top and bottom get the best treatment and are the strongest. The top has White Knight Syndrome (which only manifests around the bottom). White Knight Syndrome: An unconscious urge to rescue vulnerable or flawed people in order to gain a sense of fulfillment. In extreme cases, some people may deliberately keep their targets vulnerable over the long term to satisfy their desire for control and to rescue them. No non-canon ships, reverse pairings, dream-girl fantasies, or self-insert comments. They’ll be deleted on sight. Insulting the author or characters will also get your comment deleted. It’s best to subscribe chapter by chapter instead of setting up auto-renewal. The free chapters make the author’s preferences clear, so if you can’t handle forced love, twisted feelings, and a top with split-off incarnations, proceed with caution. Coming soon: The Overpowered Protagonist’s Moonlight Lover Fell for Me Ying Hu only accidentally discovers, years after transmigrating, that this world is a novel and he is the overpowered protagonist’s “original spouse.” He is a little mute with no presence, whose only purpose is to make way for the protagonist’s true fated partner. When the overpowered protagonist, bound to him by a blood pact, flirts with a junior at the academy, Ying Hu is the fiancé he says he has to take responsibility for. When the protagonist is tangled up with a villain in a passionate love-hate relationship, Ying Hu is the original spouse he says he can’t let down. When the protagonist is being all sweet and intimate with a lover, flirting without quite making things official, Ying Hu is the partner he says he can’t bear to abandon. Then Ying Hu is executed with a blood curse by the protagonist’s harem. Having learned from what happened to Ying Hu, the protagonist is extremely cautious when forming a pact with his true love and avoids a disaster. Ying Hu dies a horrible death and becomes the poor soul the protagonist can never forget. The overpowered protagonist has several wives and concubines, rules his own territory, and enjoys a life surrounded by lovers. He couldn’t be happier. Ying Hu sees how his story ends, and has only one question. Why is the overpowered protagonist’s doomed first love from the story lying in front of his house? In this story, someone even more unfortunate than Ying Hu is Nan Shangyu, a peerless genius with exceptional talent, even more of an overpowered protagonist than the protagonist himself. With no fated partner, he is ambushed while breaking through a cultivation level, suffers cultivation deviation, and dies suddenly. He is the beloved figure the overpowered protagonist admires. But he is also the super! huge! final! villain! who fakes his death and comes back late in the main story to wipe out the overpowered protagonist and his entire harem! Ying Hu hates trouble and wants to drive Nan Shangyu away. Ying Hu signs to the newly awakened Nan Shangyu: You should leave. This is my home. Nan Shangyu says, “Benefactor, are you forming a hand seal? What kind of unusual spell is that? I can’t read it.” “You saved my life, so tradition says I have to repay you with myself. What do you mean, you have a blood-pact partner? Tell me who he is. I’ll go have a chat with him.” Ying Hu gets saddled with a clingy pest he can’t get rid of, no matter how hard he tries. The overpowered protagonist comes to visit with his male confidant and apologizes to Ying Hu. “I’m sorry, but he has nowhere to go, so I had to take him in.” Ying Hu is being pinned against the wall and kissed fiercely by Nan Shangyu. A husky, teasing voice sounds in his ear. “Sorry, baby. I have nowhere to go, so I guess you’ll have to take me in too.” Furious, Ying Hu frantically signs, trying to push him away, but Nan Shangyu keeps kissing him. All he can do is let his tears fall. ‘Go to hell!’ This time, Nan Shangyu lifts his head, looking surprised. “Baby, you shouldn’t use bad language.” As always: nonhuman beauty top x handsome straight-guy bottom. The overpowered protagonist has several wives and concubines, female confidantes, and a nemesis with whom he shares a passionate love-hate relationship. So it’s only natural that his insignificant original spouse brings home a husband of his own, right? The blood pact isn’t marriage. They’re only nominally engaged and have no actual relationship. I just want to write a story about a perverted top bullying a little mute. It’s pure wish fulfillment. The top is even more overpowered than the protagonist and is the main villain. The big bad bullies the poor little thing. No reverse pairings, dream-girl fantasies, or self-insert comments. They’ll be deleted on sight. Message: Study hard and keep improving every day.