Chu San’s Children’s Day

A fake young master who’s a low-ranking succubus. Wen Shu had to keep his succubus identity hidden, but why was everyone in this family looking at him so strangely? This novel is for readers who enjoy melodramatic angst. Anyone who treats the protagonist-shou badly will pay for it, and Wen Shu only gets together with the true protagonist-gong at the very end. The protagonist-gong has a different slice in each world. See the author’s notes for more content warnings. Tags: Fantasy, Devoted Love, Quick Transmigration, Transmigration into a Book Keywords: Wen Shu; Kalen and the protagonist-gong’s other slices; other: unhinged protagonist-gong, everyone’s heartthrob One-line summary: Why is there something wrong with both the protagonist-gong and protagonist-shou?! Theme: Love means giving, not taking. In Hong Kong in the 1980s, gangs ran rampant, public order was poor, and corruption lurked within the police force. The famous “ungoverned” area of Jiaolong Walled City, modeled after Kowloon Walled City, was even more mixed and chaotic, with more than a dozen large and small gangs stationed there. Xia Liuyi, the gold-medal enforcer of Xiaoqi Hall, was ordered by his boss to open a film company to launder money. The female lead was the boss’s wife, the male lead was a popular star being threatened, and the director had only ever filmed Category III movies, so they still needed a cultured person to make up the story. How hard could that be? Brother Liuyi struck fast and packed up the only college student within ten li, He Chusan, who was just carrying his little schoolbag and heading off to school. He Chusan said: I can’t write a script, I’m studying finance. Xia Liuyi said: Beat him for me. He Chusan obediently became a gold-medal screenwriter. After the movie was finished, He Chusan thought he was finally free, and went back to school with his little schoolbag in peace, only to step on a bloodied Xia Liuyi at his front door. The triad boss, a mischievous dragon of the underworld, versus the white-collar elite with a completely clean background, two seemingly nonintersecting parallel lines, a tangled, inextricable fate, thus began its opening scene…… — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Chu San’s Children’s Day — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠