The Villain is Born with a Sweet Tooth

Tang Zhou dreamed that he was cannon fodder in a novel. Because of his prejudice, he had misunderstood and hurt the villain. Later, he was framed by his illegitimate younger brother and ended up destitute and miserable. After waking from the dream, he looked at the young, seemingly innocent and harmless villain standing before him and decided to give himself a different ending. * Fu Shen knew about his background long ago and had been plotting for many years for this reason. He agreed to Tang Zhou’s harsh demands, pretended to be harmless, and kept a low profile. His original plan was to leave naturally once his goals had been accomplished. Unexpectedly, after a single night, Tang Zhou seemed to become a completely different person. Beneath his cold and indifferent exterior was actually a sweet little rice cake. Fu Shen was born with a sweet tooth. Once he had a taste of that sweetness, he could no longer bear to let go. Main Characters: Cold, wealthy, and outwardly aloof—but actually tsundere and clingy shou (bottom) vs Pure and harmless on the surface—but actually black-bellied younger gong (top) Content Warnings: 1. Neither the gong nor the shou is particularly virtuous; both have personality flaws. 2. This is a melodramatic, fluffy romance with weak logic and an overpowered protagonist. Readers who dislike such tropes should proceed with caution. Reading Guide: 1) Both protagonists are each other’s one and only romantic and s*xual partner. The gong is two years younger than the shou. 2) The story is set in an alternate modern setting. It is a trope-heavy, sweet, wish-fulfilment novel, so readers who prefer strict logic may not enjoy it. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Villain is Born with a Sweet Tooth — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠