A Fan Favorite Top's Guide to Getting Around

[This novel was completed on October 1. The full book is 110,000 words, and a subscription costs just 1.25 yuan.] A contract sent Lin Buling to the company’s CEO, a cold, abstinent man who had no interest in either men or women. The CEO was icy. He told Lin Buling coldly that once he signed, he would meet all of Lin Buling’s demands, giving him the best resources and agent team. In return, Lin Buling would have to meet all of the man’s needs. The contract lasted only a year. The aloof man quickly glanced at the bold, bright, almost juvenile boy before him and firmly decided that a year would be more than enough time to grow tired of him. Lin Buling agreed. After all, the offer was hard to refuse. Lin Buling: “Waaah, I’m sorry. I’ve become a bad person corrupted by money~” * The one-year contract was nearly up, and Lin Buling was still diligently doing his work. Then the role he had worked so hard to secure went to a newcomer with connections. The one who gave the order was Jun Zhilan, the man who spent every day passionately entangled with him. Faced with the director’s helpless message and the newcomer’s provocation, Jun Zhilan stubbornly said he would make it up to him. Lin Buling narrowed his puppy-dog eyes. He understood what Jun Zhilan meant. So, a week before the contract expired, Lin Buling moved out of the Jun family home and brought their relationship to an end. But the CEO wasn’t willing to let him go. By the time he finally stopped stubbornly denying his feelings, there were already other men around Lin Buling. They could hold him close, share passionate kisses with him at night, just as Jun Zhilan had, and even receive the boy’s trusting, dependent gaze. Jun Zhilan lost control and demanded, “Lin Buling, did you ever like me? Even a little, just a tiny bit?” All he got in response was the boy’s innocent, confused expression. “Weren’t we just in a contractual relationship?” Let him go? No. He was going to stay entangled with Lin Buling for the rest of his life. Unfortunately, the others felt the same way. Lin Buling was troubled every day. Men who looked at him like they wanted to pounce surrounded him, all saying they liked him, loved him, and wanted to be with him forever. But… he didn’t like any of them! Weren’t they just in simple contractual relationships? Buling sighed: “Why isn’t it like they said it would be? This is such a hassle. Waaah~” [Reader advisory] 1. The gong is the main character, and everyone is obsessed with him. Buling is an exceptionally irresistible heartthrob. 2. The gong has no heart. 3. The gong won’t explicitly end up with any of the shou. 4. The gong isn’t weak, but he’s lazy and doesn’t like making the first move. 5. This is a short novel, expected to be around 120,000 words. Check out the next novel: Reborn as a Low-Rank Male Zerg, No More Playing the Devoted Lover New shou! Wen Lin transmigrated into a world without humans, becoming a low-rank male zerg on the verge of death. In this world, male zergs reigned supreme. Most were spoiled, arrogant, unreasonable tyrants, and the original owner of this body was no exception. But even among male zergs, there were differences. As a low-rank male zerg, the original owner’s life was not even remotely comparable to that of a high-rank male zerg. The higher a male zerg’s rank, the more privileges and admirers he had. The original owner was jealous and powerless, until one day he was forcibly matched with a high-rank female zerg. It was called a match, but the female zerg was one another high-rank male zerg didn’t want, and had been dumped on him to discipline. The original owner had planned to vent his fury and take revenge, but at the last moment, something went wrong with his body. Wen Lin arrived in this body and saw the tall female zerg, covered in injuries and forcibly sent to him, with a child following nervously at her side. He fell silent. This world was truly insane. As a normal person, Wen Lin figured that since he was here, he might as well be a good husband and stepfather. He treated their injuries, cooked for them, gave them complete freedom and respect, and offered help, comfort, and support. He told the little female zerg stories, made snacks, and played games with him. He also stood firmly by their side whenever they were bullied. The female zerg, once covered in scars, gradually returned to the battlefield and rose to the top. Even his usually meticulous, stern, and cold face began to show a happiness he hadn’t noticed himself. Then came a kidnapping. Wen Lin and the female zerg’s former male master were kidnapped together. The good news was that they were both rescued. The bad news was that they had been injected with a drug that destroyed their mental energy. The antidote was expensive, and the spaceship carried only one dose. On top of that, the ship’s jump system was broken, so they could save only one of them. Amid the commotion, Wen Lin struggled to open his eyes. The female zerg he had sincerely cared for, eyes bloodshot and body trembling, chose her former male master. His sincerity had become a joke. The female zerg poured his mental energy into Wen Lin, again and again, while pleading, “My lord, we’ll be there soon. Just hold on a little longer.” More than sorrow, Wen Lin felt helpless. The drug that destroyed mental energy wouldn’t kill a male zerg, but there was no telling what it would do to an outsider like him. For him, death wasn’t necessarily a bad outcome. He had never wanted to stay here in the first place. Maybe this was how it should end. Just as his consciousness left the body, the old soul returned, and everything went back to its original course. Kleivia’s hands trembled as he tried to save him with his mental energy. Hearing the male zerg beneath him stop breathing, he couldn’t breathe or believe it. This couldn’t be right. It couldn’t be. The drug was only supposed to harm mental energy. How could it kill him? Thank goodness, thank goodness. After three breaths, the male zerg began breathing again, and Kleivia let out a sigh of relief. But when he awoke, the male zerg had changed. He no longer remembered their past, and his personality had become violent and abusive. His blows were cruel, and he no longer showed them the tenderness he once had. Sreer tugged at Kleivia’s sleeve and asked timidly, “Why doesn’t Father like me anymore?” Kleivia replied hoarsely, “My lord is angry with me. I’ll make him forgive me.” Then the ring vanished, the male zerg’s old belongings were casually thrown away, and his habits changed. He began to admire violence and extravagance. More and more signs pointed to the same answer: the zerg before them wasn’t, wasn’t his male master. The whip landed on Kleivia, but the pain couldn’t bring him to his senses. Where was his male master? Where had he gone? Wen Lin never thought he would get another chance to open his eyes. Now he was seeing Kleivia again, a dictator, but the two of them could never be together again. [Reader advisory] 1. New shou. 2. The cannon-fodder shou has had a child. 3. Rather than calling it love, the gong’s kindness toward them is more like the sense of responsibility a normal person has toward a family. In the gong’s worldview, no matter what the cannon-fodder shou was like before, once he married him, he had to treat him and his child well. [This isn’t to say the gong is especially responsible. The author thinks this is what a normal person should do.] Theme: Be strong and strive forward in your youth.