A 200,000-word story. The opening is still readable.
Young Master Han has every quality a spoiled rich kid ought to have, and he's especially good at smashing the precious things people put into his hands.
At seven, gripped by suspicion, he decided his aging father was trying to look young because he had someone on the side. In the middle of the night, he took a pair of scissors to the new haircut his father had gotten especially for a TV appearance.
...It's fine. Dad loves him. Dad put up with it.
At twelve, his vanity hit its peak. He sorted a stack of love letters by the writers' names, criticized their looks, then pinned the letters on the school bulletin board. The boys and girls who'd written them cried their hearts out.
...It's fine. The Han family had money to throw around, so at least they kept Young Master Han off the trending searches.
By seventeen, he'd leveled up in every way. He was caught frequenting brothels and hauled in by the police, and he was also running rampant with campus romances, with love entanglements supposedly more complicated than a ball of yarn.
...Still fine. His magnanimous uncle turned a blind eye and let it slide.
...Until he went too far, drove his ex-boyfriend to drop out, and wound up carrying a baby whose father couldn't be determined by conventional means.
Young Master Han turned into a panicked mess and ran home in tears to ask the adults to sort things out. His guardian coldly slapped a paternity test report on the table: the child wasn't his.
Now that was a bolt from the blue.
In short, this is the story of someone blessed with beauty, family wealth, brains, and plenty of love, who still manages to ruin everything.
He thinks too highly of himself, drifts through life in a daze, indulges in pleasure, and carouses through the world. So he deserves what he gets.
Poor thing, he's an Omega. Thank goodness he's an Omega.
Even in pieces, he can still survive.
School life in the first half, adult society in the second. A slice-of-life story. A universally adored Omega bottom.
Theme: Hard work pays off
I'm already crying. Is this the end? It feels like I've just started the main text. The novel you wrote is really beautiful. I don't know why there are no clicks at all. Jinjiang was the one who ruined it. It's a pity that the novel ended like this. There are still a few chapters that are locked and cannot be read 😣
I don't quite understand why this collection is so small? It feels pretty good-looking. Is it a problem with the copywriting?
Yes, maybe the copywriting is not good
Super beautiful, cheers