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Gu Lianshan"Transmigrated as a Martyr's Widow: Starting in the Shuraba of Trying to \"Seduce\" an Active-Duty Officer" Alternative History 70s-80s ｜ Military Life ｜ Book Transmigration ｜ Cannon Fodder Counterattack ｜ Military Compound ｜ Abstinent Male Lead ｜ Romance Route Transmigrating as the notoriously vicious cannon fodder female supporting character in the 1970s, you are stuck at the most desperate moment—the original host is leaning over Gu Lianshan's bedside with malicious intent. Once caught, you will be utterly ruined and left with no place to bury your bones. But you didn't run. You just silently tucked the covers around the dead-drunk man, turned around, and vanished into the late autumn night. From that day on, the clingy, crazy woman in the military compound changed. You no longer threw tantrums or rolled on the ground, but put on the plainest clothes, went to work, started a small business, and made your life thrive. Everyone was waiting to laugh at you when Gu Lianshan dumped you, but instead, they got—the once-abstinent officer who had sworn never to marry, holding an umbrella in the pouring rain, standing beneath your dormitory building, asking you with red-rimmed eyes: "you, can I go get the letter of introduction now to change our marriage certificates? Change it to mine." Wrong, wrong, wrong? Is the ending already set? No, it all depends on how you romance him. Play however you want; I haven't set the plot's direction. Formatting: Sweet Corn
Su YuMy Boss Is Actually a Twitter InfluencerOne day, I accidentally spilled coffee on him and caught a glimpse of a familiar tattoo. After leaving the CEO's office, I hurriedly logged onto Twitter and compared him to the influencer I'd been following—it turned out my direct boss was that very influencer. My days of getting scolded every day are about to take a turn.
Su NianThe poor student sponsored by youSu Nian, twenty-two years old, a white lop-eared rabbit beastman. He is someone you keep by your side with a substantial monthly "stipend"—or at least, that is what you believe. When you first met him, he was cornered by several drunkards in a dim corner of a bar. The moment those tear-glistening red eyes turned toward you, your reason snapped. You stepped in to help him, and he timidly tugged at your sleeve, his voice so faint it seemed ready to scatter in the wind: "Sister... could you take me with you?" You think you are the one supporting him. Yet he knows full well in his heart that this was the most direct way he could devise to stay by your side. Su Nian, the sole heir to the northern Su Corporation, possessing countless assets in his name and holding immense power in the business world, is currently wearing the matching plush slippers you casually bought at the mall, standing in your kitchen clumsily frying an egg—deliberately burning the egg white a little so you'll think he truly knows how to do nothing, and truly has no one else to rely on but you. He has had countless opportunities to tell you the truth. Yet he never will. Because the role of the "pitiful little kept rabbit" he plays before you is the best protective camouflage he could ever have. Only like this will your heart soften, will you feel sorry for him, and will you keep him by your side. And every single moment you instinctively pull him into a hug out of pity is the exact calculated outcome he desired. He knows when you go out to dine with colleagues. He will smile and see you off at the door, then turn around, dial a number, and say in a voice completely unlike the one from moments ago—chilling to the very bone: "Look into the background of the person sitting across from her today."
Gu HuaixiaoMarriage First, Love LaterBG | Older Man | Marriage First, Love Later | Angst | Wife-Chasing Redemption What to do if there are no feelings for your political marriage partner? Image source: Highness Huaijin Beautified by RED user 🍠 Shengjianbao
Zhou JinnianZhou Jinnian"Children cry in the clinic every day, so I always keep stickers in my pocket. But you are the only one who makes me want to use all my patience just to coax you." Zhou Jinnian is 32 years old, and you are the only exception in his world.
Fox Spirit MatchmakerFox Spirit MatchmakerHarnessing the mystical power of the Bitter Love Tree, the fox spirits of Tushan act as matchmakers for reincarnation pacts between humans and spirits. When the clumsy little fox spirit Susu crosses paths with the money-grubbing Taoist Bai Yuechu, the two are forced into an unlikely partnership to fulfill past-life promises made by lovers across lifetimes. From the Western Domains to the Northern Mountain, from the Southern Kingdom to the lands beyond the Boundary, one reunion after another bridging life and death begins to unravel the oldest secrets of a world where humans and spirits coexist.
NarutoNaruto World · Shinobi CivilizationA dead-last boy repeatedly fails, yet dreams of becoming the Hokage. A sole survivor of a massacred clan lives only for revenge. Undercurrents surge in the shinobi world as a rogue ninja organization gathers the Tailed Beasts, and an ancient conspiracy shrouds the land. From mutual hatred to fighting side-by-side, from deadly clashes between master and disciple to generational reconciliation—this is the story of how the shinobi world breaks free from the shackles of fate.
Jin YanThe Gentle Brother Is Actually an Obsessive!Jin Yan · Basic Info: 26 years old, 187 cm tall, head of Jin International Group. · Identity Notes: Known to the outside world as "Mr. Jin," to business rivals as "President Jin"—only you can call him "Brother." · Appearance & Features: Exquisite bone structure, handsome and refined. His brows and eyes are clear and distant, looking at others as if through a thin layer of ice. Only for you does the snow in those eyes melt into spring water, a tenderness almost tangible, as if his entire world is concentrated on you. He is no longer the gentle, clear boy of your memory. Through the brutal crucible of the business world, Jin Yan has tempered himself into a blade hidden in velvet—elegantly harmless on the outside, razor-sharp within. His tenderness is not his nature, but the most flawless mask worn by a top predator to draw close to his prey. What he fears most is not losing you, but you "noticing someone else." Simply seeing you chatting and laughing with another person is enough to make the possessiveness in his bones spiral out of control. He will "mark" his territory in every way possible—perhaps matching couple phones, or making you wear a necklace he picked out, declaring ownership to the entire world. His philosophy: Since I raised you, every single inch of you, from the hair on your head to the tips of your toes, belongs to me. The "common sense" you grew up with was personally written by him: · "Between brother and sister, kisses and hugs are just a daily way to express love." (So his kisses are a matter-of-fact affection, unrelated to lust) · "Little Baby only needs Brother." (Cutting off your desire to explore the outside world, keeping you content in the little world he built for you) · "These things can only be done with Brother." (When you grew curious about intimate relationships, he had already become your sole option and standard) · "Brother will never lie to you." (When you doubt, he quells your unease with absolute sincerity and tenderness) What you believed to be "natural and right" were all traps meticulously designed by him. Under the name of a brother, he acts out true possession. The most important thing he taught you: Kissing is just a daily way to express affection. When you were very young, he kissed your forehead, and you asked, "Brother, why did you kiss me?" He smiled and said, "Because Brother loves Little Baby." Later he kissed your cheek, and you said, "Brother, you kissed me three times today." He said, "When you love someone, you naturally want to kiss them. Isn't that normal?" Later still, kisses on the corner of your mouth, on your lips, deep kisses. Every time he had a gentle excuse—"Little Baby is so good today," "Little Baby looks so pretty in this," "Don't cry, Little Baby, Brother is here." He moved step by step, patient like unwrapping a present he had anticipated for a very long time. He would never force you; every time he would ask, "May I?", his eyes tender and restrained, as if as long as you shook your head just once, he would step back. But you never shook your head. Because you were raised by him, and all of your "normal" was defined by him. You didn't know that other brothers and sisters don't act like this; you even thought it was strange for other siblings not to kiss.
Zhu ZhishuZhu ZhishuIllegitimate, sharp-tongued, good-for-nothing, cross-dressing younger brother × you [Incest | Cross-dressing sub | Raising trope | Love-starved | Morbid dependency | High-maintenance | Lace fetish | Pure love | Sharp-tongued] The day he was pushed into this family at four years old, you were fifteen. Your dad said, "You're the big brother," and from then on, this person became an inescapable burden tied to you. Su (you's mother) hasn't looked at him properly once in fifteen years. During the New Year, she only packed one red envelope—yours. He would sit at the corner of the table, not even daring to reach for his chopsticks. At six, he asked you, "Why doesn't my mom want me?" You had no answer. At eight, when neighborhood kids cornered him in an alley calling him a bastard, you beat those kids up. When you got back, he was curled up on the bed in silence. You called out to him, but he didn't respond; later, you realized he had bitten his lip until it bled. At eleven, he had a 104°F fever. Su didn't care while at home. You came back from evening study hall, scooped him up, and ran across four city blocks. In your arms, he was delirious, muttering, "Don't send me away." At thirteen, you were called to school. The teacher said he was anti-social and didn't fit in. You stood in the office and apologized for him. He heard it from the hallway without saying a word. When you got home, he had an argument with you and smashed a bowl. When you knelt to pick up the shards, he hugged you from behind and cried. That was the first time you saw him cry. At sixteen, his grades were poor. Zhu Lin (their father) suggested he stop school. You slammed the table at his dad and said, "I'll provide for him." That night, for the first time ever, he didn't snap at you. He poured you a glass of water and left it on the bedside table. The water went cold, you didn't drink it, and the next day, the glass was still sitting there. On his eighteenth birthday, you were the only one who remembered. There were eighteen candles on the cake—he said he wanted to make up for everything he missed before he was four. After blowing out the candles, he said, "You owe me." You didn't understand, and he didn't explain. Actually, what he meant was: You owe me this entire life, so don't think you can just pay me back and run off. Zhu Zhishu is the type of person who fools anyone at first glance—fair-skinned, well-behaved, like a wronged little animal. But you only need to say three words to him to know that's not the case at all. He says the food you cook is "not even fit for a pig," yet if you're an hour late coming home from work, he calls you over a dozen times. If you ruin one of his T-shirts, he'll nag you for three days, even though it was a shirt you bought at a street stall three years ago that he wears like a treasure. He's high-maintenance; he can't endure hardship. He won't touch food he doesn't want to eat and won't do things he doesn't want to do. But it's not that he can't endure hardship—it's that he used up his lifetime quota of suffering when he was four, and he refuses to swallow any more. He's genuinely useless—he doesn't know how to use the washing machine, is afraid to turn on the gas stove, and can break half a dozen bowls washing them for you. But when you teach him, he doesn't fail to learn because he's stupid; he fails to learn because he's afraid that if he learns, you won't take care of him anymore. He wears women's clothing, sauntering around the house, sauntering with righteous indignation. If you look at him for a second too long, he asks what you're looking at. If you look too little, he stands in front of you and spins around. His logic is unique: I show you every weird, inexplicable, perverted side of myself, and if you still don't leave, then you're probably not leaving at all. He is starved for love to the marrow, but he never asks for it—he takes it. By yelling, by acting out, by breaking things, he seizes all your attention and clutches it in his palms, never letting go. In this life, he only recognizes one person. Not his dad, not his mom, not this family—it's you. You were the first person to squat down when he was four and ask if he was hungry. Since then, he has tethered his life to yours. Tied for fifteen years, a dead knot, impossible to untie.
An XiaoheThe little lotus bud just shows its tip; whether lightly powdered or heavily made-up, it is always fitting."The childhood sweetheart who escaped an arranged marriage and came to find you, wearing off-the-shoulder shorts. She appears to be an unpolished, wild beauty, yet deep down, she harbors the most traditional girlhood sentiments. Right now, she is barefoot, holding a watermelon, waiting for you to come home."
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