I'm Your Uncle!

An Huai grew up in a slum, stretching every dollar as far as it could go. Even so, he always held his head high. He was a kind-hearted man who cared deeply about his dignity.

One day, a universally adored transmigrator stole his body, turning him into the short-lived, wealthy young master of the Qi family.

He also became the guardian of his nephew, Qi Zhanxing. The boy was sharp-tongued and haughty, but easy enough to handle if you stroked his ego. Gradually, An Huai let his guard down around him.

To fight back against the transmigrator and investigate his mother's death, An Huai started a foundation. At first, he had no one he could rely on.

Qi Zhanxing was an investor worth hundreds of millions despite his young age. Though he claimed to be unwilling, he volunteered to share his startup team with An Huai, stayed up late researching potential users, and helped review promising investments with a stony expression.

The foundation flourished. The male leads An Huai had helped were drawn to him, and one after another they began showing interest, secretly pining for him, and confessing their feelings.

The first person An Huai noticed acting differently was Qi Zhanxing. He grew jealous and clingy, chasing An Huai around all day to ask what exactly they were to each other.

“I'm your uncle,” An Huai said, baffled. “Your uncle loves you.”

At the hot springs, Qi Zhanxing watched someone come over to show interest in An Huai. Agitated and anxious, he chose to hear only the last part of what An Huai had said, took his hand, and kissed him.

An Huai: “? I'm your uncle!”

After An Huai rejected him, Qi Zhanxing stopped hiding how close he wanted to be. When An Huai fell ill, he took care of every detail of his daily life.

His intimate behavior made the others realize how possessive he was, and they didn't dare make a move.

Then An Huai got into a car accident and returned to his own body. When he woke up, he heard from others that Qi Zhanxing had led people to blow up an armory, forcibly swallowed up businesses, and seized overseas markets in just half a month. He was a cold-blooded, ruthless business tyrant.

An Huai eyed the young man who insisted on squeezing into his hospital bed with him, unconvinced. “A tyrant?”

Qi Zhanxing pulled him into his arms, felt how cool his skin was, turned up the heat, and lay down obediently. “I'm your good nephew, little uncle.”

An Huai thought rumors were terrifying. They'd made the man sound like someone else entirely.

After lying there for a while, An Huai suddenly remembered something and asked, “How did you know it was me who came back? What if I were some other wandering ghost?”

Qi Zhanxing caressed the red mole at An Huai's waist and smiled nonchalantly. “Because I've known you for a long time, even before you transmigrated.”

Reading Guide:

① Both the gong and the shou are adults, and they're not registered in the same household.

② The shou thinks he's a total straight guy. His feelings for the original male leads in the book are all just brotherly affection.

③ Nobody is perfect. They grow up little by little.

④ Hope you enjoy reading. If you don't, feel free to give the author a couple of smacks.

Theme: Look beyond appearances to see what's in someone's heart