Across Mountains and Rivers

[Blunt, shameless flirt who loves teasing cats, abstract-content creator gong vs. cool, tsundere, easily riled, serious host shou]

Yan Zhixing graduated from a prestigious university with big ambitions. Since joining the station, he's worked diligently, but the show he hosts just won't get popular.

After two years as a nobody, he finally becomes the guinea pig for an experimental new format, assigned by the bosses.

They call it: "Breaking the mold, clashing styles, attracting traffic!"

So a well-known comedy creator, "Orange Isn't Pale," gets added as his cohost.

Mr. "Isn't Pale" is just like his name: not entirely innocent. In his early days, he apparently made a name for himself with suggestive videos.

Yan Zhixing's face darkened. How had he ended up working with someone like this?

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Chen Fengbai is a famous abstract-content creator who loves pulling stunts online. He never dreamed that one day he'd be invited to take part in an official cultural publicity program.

Even if the show was so dead it might as well be buried underground.

Only later did he realize it wasn't just the show that was cold. Its host was even colder:

He ignored greetings, didn't laugh at jokes, and acted stiffly and seriously in front of the camera. He was no fun at all.

He was just really, really good-looking.

Chen Fengbai, who loved teasing aloof little cats, quietly added him to his list of targets.

After failing to get close to him for the nth time, Chen Fengbai refused to believe it. Were his two million followers really worth that little?

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Basically, it's a cozy, everyday story about a young couple traveling all over under the pretext of making a show~

The gong falls in love at first sight and tries to win the shou's attention by acting cute and clingy, but the shou is unbelievably oblivious and doesn't get the hints =w=

Notes:

1. Older gong, 1v1, happy ending, both are each other's first and only.

2. The characters aren't perfect; the protagonists grow over time.

3. The place names and TV channels in the story are fictional and have no real-life counterparts.

Coming soon

"Who Let You Transmigrate into a Book?!"

As everyone knows, transmigrating into a book has become a web-novel trend.

Transmigrate as a cannon fodder character and defy fate. Transmigrate as a supporting character and climb to the top. Transmigrate as a villain and win over the male lead...

The possibilities are endless, the stories thrilling.

But, you transmigration experts, have you ever considered how the original author feels?

Shen Qingsui spent three years pouring his heart and soul into a long male-oriented fantasy novel, only to have unscrupulous fanfiction writers warp it beyond recognition.

Some transmigrator he'd never heard of was toying with his arrogant, invincible male lead!

Damn it, how could he put up with that?

Shen Qingsui decisively bound himself to the Transmigration Novel Repair System. His mission: find all the transmigrators and stop them from changing the plot!

Cannon fodder gets a comeback? Just stick to being a background character, thanks!

Supporting character takes the lead? Get lost, we don't need you!

The villain acts cute and begs to be pinned down? ...Get out.

To ensure the male lead could successfully rise to power, Shen Qingsui practically worked himself to the bone.

He took him on adventures, found him lucky opportunities, and helped him meet girls...

Who knew that the harder he tried, the worse things got? The plot kept going further and further off the rails.

Shen Qingsui wanted to slam his head against the ground:

Male lead, your master isn't me, your enemy isn't me, and your harem definitely isn't me!!!

Male lead: Then who are you?

Shen Qingsui: I... I'm your dad.

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Anyone with eyes could see that Shen Qingsui showed Xie Fuchen a unique degree of favoritism and regard.

The sect members whispered among themselves. They weren't related, so what made this kid so special?

Xie Fuchen didn't know why either. He only knew he couldn't let his master down.

Unfortunately, fate had other plans. Years of affection were crushed by a false accusation from an outsider.

Shen Qingsui suddenly stopped taking his side. He ruthlessly suppressed Xie Fuchen and imprisoned him in the valley.

Looking down at him, his eyes were as cold as ice.

Years later, Xie Fuchen got out.

But his master... had run away.

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Xie Fuchen: You won't even hear me out, Master. You must truly hate me to the core...

Shen Qingsui: Damn it, I've got the cannon-fodder role. If I don't run, you'll beat the crap out of me!

[Wily, vulnerable beauty gong vs. free-spirited, carefree straight shou]

[Pretty gong, handsome shou~]

Notes:

1. Younger gong, shou's perspective, 1v1, happy ending, both are each other's first and only.

2. Low-magic cultivation, mysteries, monster hunting, and romance.

3. The shou is straight and slow to catch on. The gong has a secret crush early on, then turns dark (?) and gets coercive. A fairly traditional master-disciple dynamic~ (or father-son?)

Theme: A black cat or a white cat, whichever catches mice is a good cat