After He Read My Mind, the Real Young Master Became My Husband

[The main story is complete. The whole novel costs only 3.97 yuan to unlock, and 80% of the bonus chapters are available. You Rule the Tea Green Is complete too. Thank you, babies, for your support! The new novel, Selling Insurance in an Infinite-Flow World, is now underway. If you're interested, follow it and tap the little star. Thank you, dear readers!] ① Coming soon: You Picked a Fight with a Volcano [Quick Transmigration]. A real volcano top takes on a wimpy male lead System. You picked a fight with me, and you picked a fight with a volcano! ② Coming soon: Selling Insurance in an Infinite-Flow World. He becomes a top salesman. Synopsis [An inner monologue with a mind of its own top x a socially awkward guardian bottom who decides to play dumb] Chi Yi was about to start his first year of college when he transmigrated into a book, becoming the fake young master and cannon-fodder character in a novel about a real and fake young master. In the original story, the fake young master Chi Yi opposed the real young master, Shen Ge, at every turn. This included arranging for Shen Ge to transfer schools during his senior year and mocking him for being too low-class. Even Chi Yi's parents, who had originally favored him, gradually became disappointed in him. In the end, Chi Yi crashed his car while street racing and became a vegetable. When the story ended, he was still lying in a hospital bed, never having woken up. Chi Yi looked at the face in the mirror, so like his own, and couldn't help sighing. “Picking a fight with the protagonist is arrogant enough, but making a high school senior transfer schools? That's how you really put your life on the line!” As the fake young master and cannon fodder who knew the entire original story by heart, Chi Yi decided to keep his head down. But when Shen Ge showed up at the Chi family home, gazing timidly at him with big, dewy eyes and a delicate face like a rabbit's, Chi Yi's young heart betrayed him and started beating faster. Chi Yi: “Mom, Dad, um... can you arrange a transfer for me too? I don't mind where, as long as it's Shen Ge's school.” His parents: “But you're a senior too!” When Shen Ge found out he was the real young master who'd been switched at birth, his first reaction was to refuse. But when he saw the parents who had always treated him well struggling, he decided to take his birth parents up on their offer and return to that household. He wanted to find a way to earn some money and help his parents out. He'd heard that rich families were complicated, and the Chi family had a boy his age. Shen Ge prepared himself to be picked on. Chi Yi was six foot one. He looked down at Shen Ge with a blank expression, radiating an intimidating presence. Shen Ge looked up at him timidly, wondering if he was going to hit him, when a pleasant male voice suddenly rang in his ears: [So this is Shen Ge? He's so fair, and really handsome.] Shen Ge: ? Whose voice was that? Chi Yi gave Shen Ge an amused once-over and raised an eyebrow. “Shen Ge?” Mystery solved. It was Chi Yi's voice. Before Shen Ge could figure out why he could hear Chi Yi's thoughts, Chi Yi's voice rang out again: [He kind of reminds me of someone. He looks like my future boyfriend.] Shen Ge: !!! Years later, Chi Yi was about to rest with Shen Ge, exhausted from all the exertion, in his arms. The late-arriving cannon-fodder villain System came online, saw the messy bed and Shen Ge lying on it, and nearly fainted. Chi Yi held an imaginary cigarette between his fingers and said solemnly to the System: “You're too late. Let me introduce you. This is my wife.” A little preview of a new story, now underway You Rule the Tea Green? He Zhen got assigned the wrong Tea Green System. He Zhenzhen, the original Tea Green female supporting character, transformed into He Zhen, a six-foot-three hunk. Zhuo Luyuan looked at the six-foot-three He Zhen and the four-foot-eleven Zheng Xi, then asked in a daze, “So you're saying she pushed you down the stairs?” You call that Tea Green? That's brick tea! The kind of brick that hits hard. Theme: Try to see things from other people's perspectives.