Lin Xiang blinked, and transmigrated.
The bad news: He had landed in a melodramatic harem novel called The Aristocratic Boys' School, but the Top Student Is Cool and Aloof.
The good news: He had become a rich second-generation heir at an elite academy, ranked just below the F4, and the student council's most loyal lackey. What better seat could there be for watching the fun?
After waiting and waiting, Lin Xiang finally got to see the cool, aloof top student enroll. Great, the fun was about to begin.
#What a shattered worldview! The gentle (scheming) student council president is secretly...# #The womanizing (social menace) rich kid's change of heart: the truth revealed# #The icy (like a robot) school heartthrob hasn't smiled like this in ages# #Shocking! The rebellious (aggressively masculine) school bully becomes a puppy for love?!#
This emotional reckoning is so satisfying! This battle of the sexes is so satisfying!
Life has always been unfair, but perhaps that's a good thing for most people.
If there's no fun to be had, make your own. That's the ultimate creed of a chaos-loving fun seeker.
As for the top student? Class differences? Unequal resources? What do any of those have to do with a rich second-generation heir who couldn't hurt a fly?
Unfortunately, if you keep walking along the riverbank, sooner or later you'll get your shoes wet. (Laughs.)
Content warnings:
1. The protagonist takes an objective point of view, so he may come across as a little cold-blooded.
2. The characters aren't perfect.
3. Readers who are protective of the bottom should proceed with caution.
4. Sequential 1v1 relationships. The characters listed as supporting characters are all bottoms, but they won't all end up in relationships. At any given time, only one relationship is official. (Raises an eyebrow.)
5. Writing advice is welcome, but please don't just vent subjective feelings like "I don't like this" or "I don't want this." The thin-skinned author will delete comments, but even a little constructive criticism is fine. I'm very open to feedback and will definitely consider it!
6. The characters' values don't represent the author's. Don't conflate the characters' actions with the author. Insult the characters, not me. (Bows down.)
Theme: Life has always been unfair, but perhaps that's a good thing for most people
[Orange Candy] Got it, it's a bit interesting 🐶
Madam, I would like to ask if there is still hope for Bingyou next door ❤️? Please don't follow me 🙏, I really want to cry when I think about there not being a second season and a theatrical version 😭