Su Jiu Ying Novels

Wen Cishu awakened to the truth—he was living inside a book. His chronic poor health? Simply because the author never intended for him to survive. After his death, his son would become the obsessive second male lead, sabotaging the protagonists’ love story. --- On the first day of his awakening, his nine-year-old troublemaker son, Bo Yiming, roared at home: *"I don’t care, I’m joining the talent show! I’m gonna be the next top idol!"* The frail Wen Cishu whispered: *"Butler, fetch me a frying pan and two bodyguards."* His phoenix eyes narrowed at the unruly brat before adding: *"Make it four bodyguards."* Bo Yiming, standing on the sofa, looked down at his sickly little dad: *"Little Dad? You got it wrong—I’m going for the show, not a fight! Why call bodyguards?"* --- When Bo Yiming’s big dad, Bo Tingyuan, returned home… The mansion’s living room was a sight to behold: four burly bodyguards pinning his son down by the limbs, while Wen Cishu, usually too weak to move, swung a frying pan at the boy’s behind. Sweat beaded on Wen Cishu’s forehead, his trembling hands barely holding the pan. Bo Yiming screeched for help: *"Big Dad! Quick, Little Dad’s gone nuts—he’s hitting me! He must have another kid outside now—oww!"* Another smack landed. Bo Tingyuan strode over, steadying Wen Cishu with a deep, velvety voice: *"Why get so worked up?"* Bo Yiming thought he was saved—until his big dad coldly ordered: *"Hold the young master still."* After settling Wen Cishu on the sofa and handing him water, Bo Tingyuan rolled up his sleeves, grabbed the pan, and swung— *"AAAAAAAAAHHHHH—"* --- In the end, Bo Yiming did enter the entertainment industry—just not the idol competition he dreamed of. Instead, he wound up on *Rich Family’s Kid Makeover*. **Bo Yiming’s imagined showbiz:** Revealing his wealthy heir status, dancing effortlessly, flashing winks— Fans would swarm, adoring him to death. **Bo Yiming’s reality:**Directed by his little dad to farm, weed, and spray pesticides on camera. The audience’s cheers? *"Aaaaah, Wen Cishu is so gorgeous! Bo Yiming, scram to the fields—stop blocking our view of your dad!"* Bo Yiming: *"Where’s my textbook?! This young master is determined to get into Tsinghua!"* --- Wen Cishu always assumed Bo Tingyuan’s marriage to him was obligation, a tangled relic of past grievances. Only after awakening did he realize—his seemingly indifferent husband had loved him deeply all along. Separate beds for years? Because Bo Tingyuan feared worsening his health. Avoiding work talk? To spare him stress. Those "tacky" holiday roses? Handpicked, never delegated. Wen Cishu: *"If you’re not using that mouth, donate it!"*

Gu Wenyue, the youngest scion of the illustrious Gu family during the Republic era, is a refined, elegant nobleman well-versed in classical arts and literature. He transmigrates into a modern, plot-driven career novel without romance, where the protagonist is the true heir of a wealthy family. Gu Wenyue becomes a short-lived cannon-fodder character—a fake young master with the same name and little screentime. The original host hides his identity as a wealthy fake young master, trying to rise to stardom on his own merits, but ends up as a barely-relevant C-lister in the entertainment industry, mocked as an uncultured "ninth-grade dropout." On his first day in this world, during a variety show quiz segment, Gu Wenyue casually answers questions with his encyclopedic knowledge—and suddenly goes viral. **On-set reactions:** - The other guests are utterly outclassed by his expertise. - The audience is captivated by his sudden shift into a dignified, scholarly nobleman's demeanor. - The director, instead of getting angry at his disruption of the planned script, gives him even more screen time. By the end of the live broadcast, Gu Wenyue’s Weibo followers skyrocket from 200,000. His overjoyed agent: *"Wenyue, you’re finally blowing up!"* The lazily indifferent Gu Wenyue: *"Huh... really?"* Once the entertainment industry’s "ninth-grade dropout," Gu Wenyue now becomes its celebrated literary prodigy—mastering poetry, prose, and calligraphy with an impeccable memory, making him a hot commodity for variety shows. His aristocratic charm also lands him invitations from top fashion magazines, runway shows, and luxury brands. **However:** The slothful Gu Wenyue has conditions: - No traveling for shoots. - No evening recordings. - No acting, singing, or dancing. - No running or sports. - *"Any local gigs where I can just nap on set? Priority consideration!"* His agent and career-focused fans: *(Grinding teeth in frustration.)* — One day, a blurry photo circulates online: Gu Wenyue beside a stern, besuited man opening the door of a Bentley for him. As Gu Wenyue’s fame surges, rivals attack him with rumors—painting him as a fame-hungry social climber leeching off a rich patron, a fraud with a manufactured persona. Soon after, the elite Gu family issues a public statement: *"Gu Wenyue is our adopted son, raised as one of our own since childhood."* The internet erupts. Those who slandered him or plotted against him tremble in fear. — Forced to return to the Gu family to care for his ailing adoptive father, Gu Wenyue unexpectedly stumbles into a life of idle luxury. - When he mentions craving crab roe noodles after disliking the family chef’s meals, the icy, reticent true heir, Gu Jincheng, orders: *"Put on your coat. We’re going out."* The next day, two master chefs are hired. - When he showcases flawless calligraphy on a show, Gu Jincheng sends staff to buy it live for over 200,000 yuan. - While he sleeps through entertainment scandals, Gu Jincheng works overnight with the PR team to shield his reputation. - Wherever he dozes off, the reliable Gu Jincheng carries him to bed—even remembering to water his narcissus plants.