[Main story complete. Please check out my next novels, What Should I Do If the Big Shots Are My Boyfriend Fans? and The Young Master Is Reborn [The Long Road to Winning His Wife Back]. Please add them to your reading lists!] Synopsis:
Ji Zhen has a lover.
His name is Bai Qingyu. Though he comes from a poor family and has a cold personality, he is handsome and exceptionally capable. Ji Zhen went to great lengths to win him over.
He stayed by Bai Qingyu's side from his lowest point all the way to the present.
But just then, Ji Zhen ran into a group of strange people.
They claimed to be players, and said that the world Ji Zhen lived in was an SSSSS-difficulty dungeon in an infinite-flow game, while his boyfriend would become a dungeon boss in the future.
After painstakingly uncovering the boss's regret, the players used an item to travel back to when Bai Qingyu was still human, all to complete their mission and clear the dungeon.
Bai Qingyu's regret was that he had never been with the one he loved.
And that person wasn't Ji Zhen.
After the players warned him, Ji Zhen saw Bai Qingyu get hurt protecting his true love, then flash him a tender smile he'd never seen before. Only then did Ji Zhen finally realize the players were telling the truth:
He was the obstacle in Bai Qingyu's pursuit of the person he loved.
He decided to let go.
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To survive, the players decided to fulfill the dungeon boss Bai Qingyu's wish.
After helping him get rid of the boyfriend he didn't love, the players even introduced Ji Zhen to a new lover to keep him from changing his mind and clinging to Bai Qingyu. Then they set about helping Bai Qingyu pursue the one he truly loved.
But they saw the seemingly emotionless dungeon boss grow red-eyed when Ji Zhen appeared with his new boyfriend.
Content warnings:
1. The top is a dungeon boss. His beloved is the subject of a misunderstanding. Later, he becomes a male ghost. The bottom has some universally adored traits.
2. A long road to winning his wife back, with romantic rivals competing fiercely.
3. Since this has an infinite-flow setting, there are some infinite-flow elements, but the romance is the main focus.
4. At heart, this is a melodramatic story: the bottom suffers first, then the top. Readers with strong preferences for either the top or bottom should proceed with caution.
[Pre-release 1: What Should I Do If the Big Shots Are My Boyfriend Fans?]
During the summer after the college entrance exams, Ji Zhi became an online entertainer. Even wearing a mask, he gained countless fans, and his top three supporters set new records for donations.
Though these wealthy online benefactors were all men, they were just as obsessed with him, another man, in private.
The first benefactor sent pictures of all kinds of chains: "Baby, I bought a few more chains today. I wonder which one you'll like."
The second liked to livestream one-on-one with him, coaxing him into role-playing.
The third asked him to mail all sorts of personal belongings...
Straight Ji Zhi: "..."
He resolved to keep his secret identity under wraps, refusing every attempt to meet him or learn his personal information.
After school started, Ji Zhi led a peaceful life:
His roommate, the campus heartthrob, was distant and aloof and rarely came back, leaving Ji Zhi to enjoy their luxurious dorm all to himself.
Ji Zhi landed an internship at a well-known corporation, got along well with his colleagues, and occasionally caught sight from afar of the elite CEO he could usually only see in the Financial Times.
One of his business contacts was a member of a famous boy band, a cheerful guy who called him "older brother."
But Ji Zhi soon realized something was off:
Why did these people look so much like his online benefactors?!
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Once he realized he was meeting his online benefactors in real life, Ji Zhi decided to keep his secret identity well hidden.
But an accident happened anyway, and they discovered who he was.
Content warning: A universally adored, stunning bottom. Extremely indulgent wish fulfillment.
[Pre-release 2: The Young Master Is Reborn [The Long Road to Winning His Wife Back]]
Ji Cong grew up in the wealthy Jin family. He was the servant and playmate of Jin Yuyan, the family's sole heir.
As time passed, Ji Cong fell in love with Jin Yuyan.
But Jin Yuyan didn't love him. He had someone else in his heart, his unattainable first love. When he learned how Ji Cong felt, he forced him to get close to that person, protect him, and report everything he did.
Little by little, Ji Cong's feelings faded. He earnestly helped the young master and his beloved get together, planning to take a large sum of money and leave the Jin family to start a new life.
Then his beloved was injured in an accident. Jin Yuyan blamed Ji Cong for failing to protect him and punished him on the spot.
But Ji Cong never expected that when he woke up the next morning, the young master, who had been furious, would pull him into his arms in excitement and murmur, "Thank goodness, you're still alive."
Ji Cong: "?"
What he least expected was that the young master would not only treat him better and better, but also refuse to let him leave as they had agreed. Instead, he wanted to marry him.
Ji Cong: "..."
But how was he supposed to tell the young master that he'd already started dating someone else and planned to leave the Jin family to begin a new life?
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Jin Yuyan was reborn.
In his previous life, he was betrayed by those closest to him. The servant Ji Cong, whom he had once looked down on, was the only one who stayed by his side, and even died for him.
Given another chance at life, he would take revenge on everyone who had hurt him and treat Ji Cong right.
But after he'd already planned out the wedding decorations, he discovered that Ji Cong had run away from the wedding for another man.
Content warning: The top is reborn and pursues his lover, only to suffer the long road to winning him back. The endgame top has yet to be decided.
Theme: Hard work leads to success.
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The key conflict has not been resolved at all... Why did Gong deceive Shou and say that he was working overtime? In fact, he was attending Chang's reception banquet or on an anniversary. After the conflict, the deception was simplified into a sentence involving Chang's privacy. Doesn't this mean that what Chang sees is more important than Shou? Does Gong subconsciously think that telling Shou will hurt Chang? Can it be solved with just a few sentences explaining Chang's origins? The first time I did handwork was for Chang. The first Shou I never saw and laughed at was for Chang. Even after Shou disappeared in the future, I knew Chang had played a lot of role in Shou's disappearance, but I just drifted away instead of sending him to die directly. A few words of words, no matter how much I paid for Shou, can't erase the resentment and nausea caused by these things. We haven't given any gifts for a year. On the anniversary, I left Shou often, and the gift was given the next day. Can this really explain the deception based on the sense of security Shou gave him? Isn't it because I deceived by relying on my lover's love for me? Isn't it because I think Shou is easy to bully? If I really love someone, I have to hurt him, leave him and cheat on him. I don't deny that in the future, Gong will die for the sake of love. This is true love. In the early stage, he almost complied with Chang's requests (resources, handiwork. Handicraft's explanation is a return gift and Chang's request. But up to now, Chang has never helped him or anything. It's all about resources) Knowing that Shou dislikes Chang and that he values anniversaries, he still does such a thing. When he blocked the gun, he looked back and smiled so brightly. The explanation is that he saw some scenes from the past with Shou. Is it really reasonable? When facing life and death, recalling the past and still smiling at Chang. Is it reasonable? The crematorium only blocked Chang. He himself could make phone calls and threaten Zhong. Is it difficult to empathize with the pain? Overall, the review would have been much better if this book had been changed, but it just ended the conflict without any explanation and we got back together. I was really humble and fragile in the later stage, and really disgusting in the early stage (if there is anything I said that was wrong, please tell me and don't scold me 😩)
Is it almost over? You don't feel that you are being abused at all? And there is still no explanation why the cannon fodder and the shou are special? It's so good. Every time I start a sadistic attack, I start the ghost dungeon + the appearance description and psychological description of each character. After a long time, hzc started to flounder even though it was showing signs of success. Then it suddenly ended after it was floundering? Ah? And is it a camera? Each chapter has to have a lot of focus from Shou's perspective and the appearance of each male supporting character, and a lot of words. What is this doing? As it turned out, the article was almost finished, and I had no idea what Shou looked like. Was I watching Wife Chasing Crematorium? When I feel sadistic, I attack like a human machine, and when I chase my wife, I feel like a human machine. Okay, it's a camera man-machine. I really won't buy this kind of serialized hzc novel next time
I read a little bit, the setting is good, and the writing needs to be improved 😂 Most of the time, Gong has a strong human-machine feeling, especially the first few dozen chapters, which makes people feel a senseless fire in their hearts. PUA's words have made it clear to him, and he has a feeling of powerlessness that he can't reach the screen with his hand 😂
💔 Don't you think Qi Heng and Song Yan are not lovable? Every time there are so many young lovers, apart from Green Tea, they are the two of them. They are the fuse and the dynamite.
After reading it, I really felt that the writing was not exciting enough. The author did not grasp the refreshing point of this type of article.
Don't tell me, the future Bai Qingyu is really reassuring 🍉
It's strange that I can't even sympathize with Gong 🐶
The front part is okay, but the logic behind it is very poor. Inexplicably, I can't even call them two people. These two people don't even have flat personalities. One second they were doing terrible things and the next second they were together.
I may have to give up on the article, I can't stand it anymore, the weird Shou and the supporting actors!
Blame it on me for not sleeping in the middle of the night