After the Most Hated Idol Makes a Comeback

[Free bonus chapters + local idol group + forum posts + dual-star AU; occasionally includes a reverse-feminization fetish for the bottom] [Coming soon: The Hated Sword Cultivator Wakes Up with Amnesia. Blurb at the bottom. A melodramatic, everyone-loves-him story. Add it to your collection!] If you're writing a self-insert fanboy, you can't just write a self-insert fanboy. You have to write a love-hate romance full of angst, and someone making ten alternate accounts just to stalk the idol. You have to write about blindly trashing the idol's partner, and casually showing off seven-figure levels of devotion to prove yourself to fellow fans. You also have to write about relentless, ridiculous fantasies and rumors, and every single insulting remark made behind the idol's back. That's Jian Chuo's self-insert fanboy fan. Content Warnings: 1. Intersex top, with an overabundance of a gloomy, twisted, mentally unstable top. 2. The idol is universally hated; the bottom is beautiful, strong, miserable, and a master of keeping everyone in line, a classic handsome pretty boy. 3. Contains a lethal dose of forum posts, insulting the idol and his partner, and mocking fans. 4. The idol makes a comeback as a local idol. The story will be extremely unrealistic. [Coming Soon: The Hated Sword Cultivator Wakes Up with Amnesia] [Xianxia + overpowered, charming bottom + melodramatic everyone-hates-him-to-everyone-loves-him plot] Jian Chuo had amnesia. Before losing his memory, he was the eldest disciple of a righteous immortal sect and the only disciple of the Sword Venerable of his age. He should have been a heaven-blessed prodigy with a smooth path ahead of him, admired and revered by all from the day he was born. * After losing his memory, Jian Chuo was abandoned by everyone and expelled by his sect. He had grievously wounded the Sword Venerable, committed the heinous crime of betraying his master, and gotten tangled up with demonic cultivators. He had a cultivation partner, one whom Jian Chuo had forcibly taken for himself. His partner didn't love him at all and hated him to the core. Everyone was watching for a laugh, waiting for the once-cherished prodigy to be abandoned by his partner. * But Jian Chuo remembered none of it. Hearing these stories was like listening to some outlandish melodramatic tale, especially the parts about his cultivation partner... Jian Chuo was absolutely certain he didn't like this partner, even though the man had done nothing wrong. He only wanted a divorce... or to be widowed. His situation was awful. He was badly wounded, and his cultivation had regressed. Demonic cultivators were hunting him, the righteous sects despised him, and at his side was a hapless partner who would gladly kill him. The once peerlessly gifted senior brother of an immortal sect had truly been dragged down into the mud. But he was Jian Chuo, the Jian Chuo who was best at using his sword to solve every problem. “You want to kill me?” The sword cultivator drew his blade and gently asked his partner, “Don't worry... I only need one strike to kill someone. I won't let you suffer.” A melodramatic story about going from universally hated to universally adored. The bottom handles leveling up and fighting monsters; the top handles the lovesick pining and bittersweet romance. Couple: warm on the outside, cool on the inside, gentle and in control, charming bottom x tops with all kinds of personalities. The main plot follows a broken engagement. Content Warnings: 1. The charming bottom kills his husbands; some tops may be killed more than once (they're hard to kill). 2. Lots of descriptions of shadowy, twisted background characters staring at the protagonist. The author's personal preference. 3. The bottom isn't straight; he just doesn't like his husbands very much. 4. Huge amounts of people insulting the protagonist and his partner. Let me have this one, it's my personal preference. 5. Melodramatic! Dark! Lots of potential triggers. I can only guarantee that the bottom is the focus and his characterization takes priority over everything else. 6. Contains lots of chuunibyou, cliché, lowbrow scenes inspired by old-school power fantasies where the hero is looked down on as a poor nobody. Theme: Enjoy idol fandom in moderation.