The Second Male Lead Is Destined to be Long Aotian’s Wife

The original male lead was supposed to be assigned a powerful and influential supporting character who appeared frequently in the novel. He came from a wealthy family, was handsome, and had a charming personality. He was the perfect candidate to help the male lead inherit the protagonist’s halo, gain experience, and defeat his enemies. Therefore, the author killed him off. However, the moment the chapter was updated, the comments section exploded. Reader A: “Shizhao Rong died? Are you kidding me?” Reader B: “Why did you kill him off?! I wanted to see him being spoiled by the male lead! I wanted to see him get pampered by the male lead, not watch him die!” Reader C: “No, that’s not how this works! In danmei novels, isn’t the male lead supposed to be the protagonist’s destined wife? The male lead and Shizhao Rong aren’t even acquainted! How could he possibly become a treasured jade in the male lead’s eyes and ultimately die for him? That’s not how danmei works!” Amid a flood of angry criticism, the author silently changed the story. Revision. Immediately revising the story. ……. Shizhao Rong dreamed about his own fate. When he awoke, he discovered that a self-proclaimed system had appeared beside him, claiming it could change his doomed destiny. System: “First, you must change your hostile relationship with the male lead. I call this mission the Loyal Dog Male Lead-Raising Plan.” Shizhao Rong (taking notes): “Understood. I need to turn the male lead into a loyal dog.” System: “You must become the male lead’s best friend, his worst enemy, his devoted follower, and his selfless mentor in life…” ….. Meng Ji’s life had been heavy with misfortune. He was cold, suspicious, and accustomed to acting alone. He had never imagined that one day, a young master of such noble standing, possessing wealth and status beyond compare, would descend from the heavens, barge into his room, and become his companion. Long Aotian was fully prepared. Long Aotian made his move. Long Aotian was utterly defeated. Shizhao Rong came from a noble family, yet had an excellent temperament. He was generous and kindhearted, couldn’t bear to see others suffer, and was exceptionally protective of those he cared about. Shizhao Rong, Shizhao Rong… he was wonderful in every way. The only problem was that he treated everyone else just as well. He couldn’t go on like this. Reader A: “Wait a minute! Why does this novel feel more and more wrong after the author revised it?” Reader B: “It’s delicious! I finally get to see the male lead’s relationship with the male lead’s future husband develop normally!” Reader C: “The male lead is supposed to be the protagonist’s wife, right? Then why is the male lead still trying to win Shizhao Rong over? What is going on?! Author! Author, come out and explain yourself!” Reader D: “Damn it, the author has turned this into a danmei novel! Brothers, retreat! We’re about to witness the male lead getting kissed by another man!” A lighthearted story. In the early chapters, the male lead acts like a cold-faced older brother to the young master, but in the later chapters, he becomes a clingy little puppy. He’s a scheming, dark-hearted green tea type… and, ultimately, he’ll do anything for his beloved. Even if he’s not the destined protagonist, he’s still the one who will pull out all the stops to win Long Aotian over. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Second Male Lead Is Destined to be Long Aotian’s Wife — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠