Spoiled

Gu Siyi dreamed in the middle of the night that Chen Jue had gotten a boyfriend—a British bottom—which terrified him so much that he woke up the next day and immediately got serious about competitions, applying to universities, and flying to London to see him. Upon meeting Chen Jue, Gu Siyi received two pieces of news. Good news: Chen Jue was still single. Bad news: Chen Jue wasn’t just straight—he was also homophobic. Gu Siyi felt a little troubled, so he tentatively tried to "unbend" Chen Jue... um, bend, bend? --- Childhood sweethearts, clingy bottom, straight but quickly bent top. Oxford’s best debater * Cambridge Law School’s youngest LPC lawyer

Chi Xiwen broke up with his boyfriend of two years. Heartbroken, he returned home and met a younger guy who bore a slight resemblance to his ex—phoenix eyes, a tall nose bridge, and thin lips. When the younger guy pursued him, he got swept up and said yes. A month into the relationship, Chi Xiwen went to his company to pick him up and suddenly ran into his ex—still devastatingly handsome. He couldn’t tear his eyes away. Chi Xiwen heard his boyfriend greet respectfully, "Hello, President Liang." The ex glanced at them, his gaze icy and sharp. Arm in arm with his boyfriend, Chi Xiwen asked after the ex left, "He’s your boss?" The boyfriend replied, "My older brother. Half-brother." Chi Xiwen: "??" One day, the younger guy fretted over Chi Xiwen’s birthday—what gift to buy, which restaurant to book: "999 roses airlifted from France? Italian for dinner?" The older brother, reading a newspaper nearby, didn’t look up as he deadpanned, "He prefers irises and Min cuisine. Buy him LEGO." 1. The ex (gong) is the real love interest—second chance romance. 2. The shou is a straightforward guy. 3. A notoriously hard-to-chase ice-cold gong finally meets his downfall (after the breakup, the gong snapped out of it and genuinely lost it seeing the shou with his brother). 4. [IMPORTANT] NOT a scum gong/doormat shou dynamic!! Just pure, unadulterated drama!! All misunderstandings!! The shou left proactively, ignored the gong for three years post-breakup, and even got a new beau ( )

Yang Youran transmigrated into the novel as the fake young master. The fake young master had a terrible boyfriend—poor yet money-grubbing, who heartlessly abandoned him after he fell from grace and immediately hooked up with the real young master! Great! Yang Youran went to break up with the scumbag, only to look up and see that the guy was ridiculously handsome—tall, dressed in a white lab coat, a perfect 190cm specimen in uniform! Struck by his looks, Yang Youran went along with it, dating the scumbag passionately for three months before dropping the line: "You're bad in bed. We're done." A month later, a stranger claiming to be his boyfriend showed up with gifts, gazing at him tenderly: "I'm back from the survival show. I couldn't contact you all this time—did you miss me, baby?" Yang Youran: ??? Huh? Yang Youran: Then who was I dating?? After some questioning, the real boyfriend said in confusion, "I was at the show’s training camp with no way to contact you. You came to school looking for me? But... how?" Yang Youran: ………… Damn. These two guys had the same English name. He’d gotten the wrong person!! --- Months earlier, Jiang Yi was in the lab conducting research when a white classmate came over and said, "Evan, your boyfriend's looking for you." Finishing his experiment, Jiang Yi removed his gloves and stepped out. The boy was still waiting by the door, fair-skinned with a scarf wrapped around his neck, soft black hair falling over his forehead. After staring quietly at him for a moment, the boy reached out and took his hand: "Are you done with class? I’ve been waiting so long for you." The relationship was sweet and fast, but the reason for their breakup nearly drove him insane.

The year Lin Zikui passed the provincial examination, his father arranged an excellent marriage for him. The bride’s family later moved to the capital. Three years later, his father passed away. Lin Zikui traveled to the capital for the imperial exams and, recalling the engagement, went to find his betrothed with the marriage certificate in hand. To his surprise, the "bride" was taller, more handsome, had broader shoulders, and bigger feet than him. Lin Zikui tactfully said, "If you’re unwilling, the Lin family won’t force you. We can annul the engagement, destroy the certificate, and you may find a better match." The other person glanced down at him and replied, "No need." Lin Zikui: "...Alright then." On their wedding night, Lin Zikui finally realized something was off: "Huh? Wife, how come you’re... a man?" "I was always a man." With that, the "bride" pinned him down beneath him. Later, Lin Zikui passed the metropolitan examination. During the palace interview, the young emperor sat on the throne, flanked by the regent who held immense power. Lin Zikui dared not look up at the emperor, but the regent’s cough sounded eerily familiar. Unable to resist, he glanced up—his blurry vision revealed a familiar figure. Trembling in shock, he couldn’t utter a word before fainting on the spot. The regent summoned the imperial physician: "Once he wakes, deliver him to my residence."

Ai Chiyu was a short-legged orange cat in the cultivation world. He picked up a disciple with extraordinary innate aptitude, and after a paw divination, he determined that the boy would surely become a great figure one day.After twenty years together, Ai Chiyu taught him everything he knew—including his mediocre three-legged-cat skills—until he could no longer squeeze out a single new technique.Tearfully, he could only say to his disciple, “Foolish disciple, our fate together ends here. Farewell.”The disciple begged desperately, but was still heartlessly abandoned. Heartbroken, he went off to cultivate the Way of Heartlessness, and a hundred years later achieved great mastery.When they meet again, Ai Chiyu is still just getting by, while his former disciple has long since become the exalted Dao Lord Xuantan.