Blurb:
"Evil" is not a label. It lies in the deepest part of the human heart.
World One: Highly intelligent top x "idiot" bottom
The ill-natured An Tongsheng finally finds an "idiot" who only knows how to love him. But once the "idiot" recovers, he doesn't want An Tongsheng anymore. So An Tongsheng can only hide in the shadows and watch his life from afar.
"He's just an idiot. Why care so much?" That's what everyone says. But An Tongsheng takes him to heart, and has for half his life.
World Two: CEO with a waist fetish top x shut-in bottom
One day, a CEO with a waist fetish catches a soft, squishy little waist and falls for a "shut-in slob." He does everything he can to lure the guy into his home.
World Three: Kept, calculating green-tea top x "stingy" sugar daddy bottom
A college guy who pretends to be an innocent white tea walks into a wealthy family and competes with a crowd of people all gunning for the top spot. He can't do anything else, but he sure knows how to outdo everyone! He wakes up and starts competing! He drives out the mistress, takes her place, and wins his sugar daddy's fortune.
World Four: Ugly-face fetish top x ugly-cute bottom
He's so ugly, but he loves him so much.
Important notes:
1. The setting is fictional and unrelated to reality. Please don't draw parallels to real life.
2. This is light entertainment, so please don't take it too seriously.
3. The worlds' order is undecided. This is a practice story.
[Check out my other story: The Wealthy Family's Live-in Son-in-Law Training Camp]
Blurb:
Episode One: Unemployed drifter x wealthy CEO
He only wanted to find a "place to hide from debt" with free meals and lodging, where he could clock in every day. He never expected a wealthy CEO to fall for him at first sight. He meant to play a game of romantic deception, but ended up falling into it himself.
Episode Two: Down-and-out street singer x wealthy heir
A down-and-out street singer accidentally lands a job as a vocal coach at a training camp for wealthy families' live-in sons-in-law?! As a vocal coach, he has to learn how to gather information about his targets. And the wealthy heir turns out to be a former first-chair violinist?!
Episode Three: Former idol's girlfriend x top-tier star actor from a wealthy family
The "idol's girlfriend" is a woman who excels at dodging fans and paparazzi. He once dated a popular idol, tore into millions of haters, and after the relationship went public, returned to the wealthy family's live-in son-in-law training camp. Six months later, he successfully pulled off the perfect career transformation and married into a wealthy family!!!
Episode Four: Fake bedroom expert x real practice partner
A big talker finally makes every outrageous thing he said come true.
Theme: Self-redemption and growing together
Milk doesn't stink! Woohoo, don't talk about milk like that! The protagonist is picky and wasteful! So why did the victim call to talk about doing laundry? Obviously if you don't call, you won't find out that the clothes are not dirty, but now you have to scrap a piece of clothing. Also, I read that the title is seduction. Is the victim seducing the protagonist? Why didn't I feel it, but I think the more important question is, when did the victim fall in love with the protagonist? I didn't feel this either. In my impression, he still strictly refused the protagonist's love. I can understand it if he was purely repaying the favor of saving his life, but there is no need to seduce him.
I'm halfway through this chapter, and I can't help but want to comment. The victim's so-called "violence was used but he understood it" and "he was still grateful for being taken care of for a year" are based on the fact that he does not have that memory. What is he being generous about? If he could remember what happened in the first chapter, I don't believe he would still be grateful and understanding. What is the difference between being conditioned by a belt and being repeatedly violated, and a "mental patient" who was abducted and sold into the mountains? If he could not kill the criminal with his own hands, it was because of his moral integrity. Now that he has skipped the plot with one click, he feels that he understands and is very grateful. I don't deserve it for the victim with a 7-year-old intelligence.
[Hold your chin] It's a bit confusing, I hope the next story will be better
So what was going on in the first world? Even though everything was getting better, this world was controlled and talked so much rubbish that it was still possible. I thought I wanted to continue the habit of stopping abruptly in the first world.
The situation has changed again, and there is really no other way. These two people just want to go through this process, right... No matter what, there is such an external force to interrupt them, and one of them wants to have a unilateral breakup and recovery.
It's like a home invasion and robbery! Right!
When I saw the main character Shou come back, I really felt that they were a good match. Congratulations to both of you. To be honest, when he said that the protagonist is "so ruthless", I was filled with [question marks] that it was just tit for tat. He wasn't the first person to reject the other party. Who else would get the most out of this, right? In the second half of the story, my favorability towards him actually dropped all the way... I couldn't see the bright spots, but he always caused trouble. In this relationship, the protagonist is always the sadder one. Generally speaking, as long as the character from the main perspective does not cross the bottom line, I will like him more, while the other protagonist needs to rely on the charm of the character to attract me. If he gave up here, then I would think that it would be fine if he was tired, and no one would have a better time. I felt so miserable when I saw the protagonist secretly crying alone, the protagonist, I knew before that he was going to suffer from love... It wasn't until I saw the protagonist running back and robbing her like a house robber that I felt that his persistence was worth the relationship he wanted. Congratulations.
[Transformed] I hate children. I feel more and more that they are a trouble and will bring endless trouble. The protagonist has a really good temper, but he is becoming more and more different from the original character. He is imitating Lei Feng in doing good deeds.
Why not snipe? In this case, we still need to negotiate? The traffickers can kill one by one, and this will benefit the people. To be honest, when I saw the scene where the protagonist disappears from the hotel, I felt bored. I thought he had so many things going on. All these shit happened after I met him. My initial sympathy for him has been worn away. The protagonist's life was a backwater before meeting him, but after meeting him, he had ups and downs! If it were me, I would rather choose a pool of stagnant water. Later I saw that he was out to save people, so I suppressed the slight resentment I had just felt, but I really couldn't like this character anymore. However, the protagonist is someone who won't let go once he gets hold of him. Forget about the hardships that every generation has to endure, just take it.
Are you serious about getting married? I'm a stickler for marriage first, love later, but it's a bit strange. The protagonist's attitude seems to change a bit quickly, because the wife said it was just for practice, and I think she wants some opinions. At the beginning, the protagonist seemed to be a very cold and rational person. When a stranger was injured, he would protect himself wisely. He hated homosexuals so he looked on coldly. Then his mother came and deepened his label of "cold". However, his attitude towards the victim softened. He took the initiative to see the other person's condition and sent the person to the hospital. But at this time, his attitude was still very stranger. Then he met the victim on the road and took him home to take care of him, and he did not hesitate to spend money. Money (I originally thought he was relatively poor, because he was thinking about whether there was enough money when he was living with his mother). At first, the protagonist's idea was to take him back to the asylum in his hometown. Then the protagonist's attitude became very indulgent, which is better than raising a child. And now he comes home and says he wants to get married. I think the emotional change here is so sudden, mainly because it is a bit divorced from the previous image. I feel that nothing happened in the middle that can impress the protagonist.