Does the Big Shot in This Period Novel Like Men Too?

Only after being reborn does Meng Xing discover that the world he lives in is actually a power fantasy novel.

What's more, he isn't the hero. He's the childhood friend who lends the hero all his savings and then gets killed in a car accident the very next day.

Meng Xing: ???

To hell with that power fantasy hero. He won't be anyone's disposable side character!

Thinking of how the hero had shamelessly borrowed money from him in his previous life and never paid it back, Meng Xing storms into a private room at a nightclub, grabs a glass of wine, and splashes it right in the hero's face.

Everyone in the room falls silent. They don't look at the man who was splashed. Instead, they all turn to look at the man sitting in the seat of honor.

Meng Xing sets the glass down and calmly reaches out to the intimidating big shot everyone fears: "Hello, Boss Wen. I've heard a lot about you. I'm Meng Xing."

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At first, Meng Xing approaches Wen Qinghe mainly because he wants someone powerful to back him up.

After all, in the novel, Wen Qinghe is the only person unaffected by the hero's aura. It isn't until late in the story that he voluntarily steps aside, giving the hero room to expand his business empire.

But why does this big shot like men, too?

He doesn't remember the novel saying that.

Looking at Wen Qinghe courting him with luxury cars and land, Meng Xing knits his brows in confusion. "Boss Wen, my dad hits really hard."

"It's fine. I can take a beating."

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Wen Qinghe has spent several years in the coal-mining business, making a fortune, and is preparing to switch to real estate.

Some people hoping to curry favor with him host a dinner party. Before Wen Qinghe can even pick up his chopsticks, a young man grabs his wineglass and splashes its contents.

The young man looks like a furious little peacock, beautiful and eye-catching. Even his scolding sounds especially pleasant.

Just as everyone assumes Wen Qinghe will ignore this reckless young man, he reaches out and takes his hand.

The little peacock is not only beautiful, but has delicate hands, clearly raised and pampered by his family.

No wonder he's so lovable.

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Still the rugged top and pretty bottom, with a size difference.

Coming soon: "Did I Really Turn the Big Shot in This Period Novel Gay?"

Good news: Fang Man has transmigrated into a book. He has gone from an office worker whose salary isn't enough to pay his bills to a demolition-compensation heir with a fortune.

Fang Man: Thank you, great transmigration god! Thank you

Bad news: The heir has a terminal illness and not long to live.

Fang Man: I curse your ancestors for eight generations!

It turns out that even worse than being alive with no money is dying with money left unspent.

After three seconds of despair, Fang Man suddenly jumps to his feet.

Whether he lives or dies can wait. While he's alive, he has to enjoy the life of a rich man to the fullest!

Fang Man begins living extravagantly, with the guiding principle of getting whatever he wants.

Until he meets Jiang Wanqing.

Jiang Wanqing is Fang Man's favorite character in the book.

As a young man, Jiang lost both legs in an accident, but refused to let it defeat him. He later became a patriotic businessman famous throughout the world.

Looking at the handsome Jiang Wanqing, still whole and unharmed before his accident, Fang Man's eyes light up. He knows what to spend the rest of his money on!

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Fang Man gradually invests all his money in Jiang Wanqing's company, and then

His terminal illness was a lie. He's in perfect health, strong enough to beat a bull to death!

Fang Man tears up his will and rushes into Jiang Wanqing's office. "Jiang Wanqing, say again what you told me yesterday."

"Fang Man, I love you."

Even after being rejected yesterday, Jiang Wanqing answers without hesitation.

Fang Man: It's over. He really turned a perfectly good big shot gay.

Theme: Love life.