The Carefree Beauty Goes Viral on a Dating Show

I'm currently revising the mature scenes. I've revised up to chapter 12, so the plot may be a little inconsistent. I recommend waiting until the revisions are done before reading. XOXO

My next story, Does a Playboy Have to Become Emperor?, is open for follows.

The story next door, Please Don't Raise an Evil God in the Infinite Worlds, is complete.

[Jealous, outspoken, skilled, and full of tricks gong x the boy-next-door big brother who knows how to flirt shou] vs [warlord-family gong x popular opera star shou] vs [carefree, pleasure-loving Emperor gong x cool, long-lashed phoenix shou]

Chi Huai woke up to find that his whole world had collapsed. Another piece of bad news, and he had no idea how many there had been in this life: He had transmigrated into a book.

Chi Huai: I, the dignified... dignified...

"..."

Good news: He had lost his memory.

Chi Huai had completed his mission and was looking forward to going home. But just before he left, he was pushed into a dating reality show to make use of whatever value he had left.

The worst part: Gu Shi was there.

Worse still: Gu Shi was his ex-boyfriend.

Guest: "Chi Huai, come have a banana."

Gu Shi: "He doesn't eat bananas."

Netizens: Chi Huai is such a diva. Everyone else is filming while he sleeps.

Gu Shi: He has hypersomnia.

Netizens and guests alike: If those two haven't got something going on, I don't believe it.

Gu Shi thought he could keep clinging to Chi Huai like this forever, until Chi Huai returned to his original world...

Holding a sprig of osmanthus, he walked toward the person across from him. The other man had heavy makeup on and held a finger to his nose. "Keep it away from me. It's too cloying."

Years later, an Emperor who didn't care to manage affairs held a sprig of osmanthus like that and maliciously brought it up to the King Ming's nose. "Phoenix, does it smell good?"

The King Ming deigned to answer with one word: "Get lost."

Does a Playboy Have to Become Emperor? is starting soon. Please add it to your reading list!

The black-sesame-rice-ball shou is afraid of pain and death, though he's actually died quite a few times. The gong is a closeted homophobe who falls for a man in one move.

Jiang Yan was the emperor's nephew, a notorious playboy in the capital. He was lazy and lustful, and he was also gay.

The emperor was quite troubled by this. When Great Zhou and Nanzhao began peace talks, he learned that the King of Nanzhao liked men. The emperor slapped the table and promised Jiang Yan to him.

Nanzhao was a remote place, and the caravan camped in the wilderness for the night along the way.

With nothing to do, Jiang Yan wandered outside his tent and overheard some travelers who had stopped for the night talking:

"Did you hear? The Nanzhao palace sent out another corpse the other day."

"Our king really knows how to enjoy himself. He kills a few people every month."

Jiang Yan: "!"

Some soldiers came over at the sound and chased the men away, then turned to Jiang Yan. "Your Highness, you'd better go back and rest."

Jiang Yan: "!!!"

Oh no! It was probably true.

Jiang Yan hid a needle under his pillow, waiting to stab Xie Yun limp on their wedding night. But before he could, he was knocked out.

Wearing a bright red wedding robe and pinching his nose, Xie Yun stood far away and poured a cup of tea into the person lying on the bed.

Before Xie Yun could slip away, the person on the bed drowsily sat up, grabbed his leg, and... knelt to him.

Xie Yun: "..."

The following year, war broke out again between Great Zhou and Nanliang. The King of Nanzhao, Xie Yun, died in battle, and since he had no children, Jiang Yan was pushed onto the throne to take charge.

Jiang Yan stared thoughtfully at a page of praise Xie Yun had left him.

"...I really am a playboy, you know."

So Jiang Yan gave up trying to make things work and came up with a nasty scheme...

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Lin Yan thought he must have been too underhanded in business, which was why he'd transmigrated into Xie Yun.

He considered himself completely straight, but on his very first day, he had to marry a man.

Rumors spread everywhere, but his new husband's sedan chair still made it into the palace without a hitch.

Lin Yan: "..."

Lin Yan knew some of the people in the wedding party had sticky fingers. He deliberately arrived late at the bedchamber. He kindly offered the man a drink of water, only for the man to grab his leg and kneel.

Lin Yan: "..."

Gay men are terrifying!

The following year, Lin Yan died on the battlefield. When he woke up again, he had become a general of Great Zhou.

As soon as he rode out of the city, he saw Jiang Yan at the front on horseback, while the soldiers beside him yelled desperately:

"He's the nephew of your Great Zhou emperor! How dare you kill him?"

Lin Yan reined in his horse and half-kneeled, speaking from a position half a head shorter than Jiang Yan. "Not just that. Soon, you'll be the general's wife."

Theme: Love can overcome prejudice