Transmigrated as the Cannon Fodder Male Supporting Character’s Biological Father

(1) At the age of eight, Yan Zhi was sold into the palace and became the tyrannical emperor’s eighth personal attendant. The previous seven had all been beaten to death. The thirteen-year-old tyrant pinched his cheeks and said, "If you want to survive, you must pledge loyalty to me alone in this lifetime. Dare to have disloyal thoughts, and I’ll cut you down with one stroke." Yan Zhi nodded eagerly, patting his chest, swearing unwavering loyalty to His Majesty. To survive, Yan Zhi served diligently for ten years. When the tyrant was ambushed, he stood in front and was pierced through by a sword. When the tyrant went to war, he carried weapons, never stopping, always guarding. When the tyrant was served medicine, he gulped it down in one go, letting the imperial physician test it... Turns out, the medicine wasn’t poison—it was an aphrodisiac... Every time he did these things, the tyrant rewarded him with a pastry. Crispy on the outside, crumbling with a bite, and inside, snow-white cream as soft as a cloud. He tried to share some with the tyrant, but he’d always cross his legs, wave him off, and watch him eat. Yan Zhi licked the cream from the corner of his mouth, thinking—maybe the tyrant wasn’t so "tyrannical" after all. He was just bullied by bad people, just like how back home, his father and stepmother always bullied him. Oh, and the tyrant had a name—Xiao Cuan. As he ate his cream puff, staring at Xiao Cuan, he chanted in his heart over and over: *"Xiao Cuan, great guy! Xiao Cuan, great guy!"* (2) When Yan Zhi turned eighteen, Xiao Cuan purged all opposition, cleansed the court, conquered enemy nations, and unified the realm. It was also time to select consorts, establish an empress, and fill the harem. Yan Zhi dared not protest, accompanying Xiao Cuan through the initial, secondary, and final interviews. Xiao Cuan grabbed his hand and forced him to choose from the candidates—who would be his future master. On the empress coronation day, red silk draped the palace. Yan Zhi finally couldn’t hold back. Clutching the crimson wedding robes, he gazed at Xiao Cuan with pleading eyes. Before he could speak, his vision blurred with tears. Xiao Cuan gripped his chin, amused. "You want to be empress, too? To be empress, you need *‘Power 90, Talent 90.’* Even as a consort, it’s *‘Power 80, Talent 80.’* What can you do? Wait here obediently. I’ll bring you a cream puff when I return." He turned away, casually throwing on everyday robes, and attended the coronation as usual. Yan Zhi didn’t understand. He only felt his heart ache—ache so badly he could die. So he ran. (3) The day he was caught and brought back, Xiao Cuan locked him in the imperial bedchamber. Before him towered a mountain of cream puffs. Xiao Cuan kneeled on one knee, splitting a puff open and smearing cream on Yan Zhi’s lips. "Zhi-Zhi, take a bite. One bite, and the affection meter will refill." Yan Zhi looked up at the empty red bar floating above his head and seemed to grasp something. So this was the world as His Majesty saw it. So he... was never a great guy at all. *Initial, secondary, and final interviews: first interview, second interview, final round* · Old-school melodramatic novel where the husband grovels to win back his wife · The top is a transmigrator but pure in body and mind · The bottom will gain a career and friendships that drive the top to deadly jealousy; The top will pay with his life to win him back.

Zhu Qingchen's emperor has passed away. They grew up together since childhood—playmates as kids, with one being a young study companion and the other the grandson of a bandit leader. As adults, they naturally became entangled, one a favored minister, the other the emperor. The emperor loved him, defied court officials for him, left the imperial harem empty, handed him the keys to the treasury, military authority, and even named him the Crown Prince's Tutor—second only to the sovereign. But now the emperor is dead, and every faction is eyeing him hungrily, eager to trample him into the mud. By day, Zhu Qingchen maneuvers through political rivalries. By night, he clutches the emperor's memorial tablet, sobbing in anguish, cursing the "dead bastard" for dying too soon, too untimely. Mid-sob, a cold hand slips into his collar, accompanied by a man’s amused whisper: "My dear Qingqing, what did I do to deserve your curses?" Oh no. Zhu Qingchen freezes—his wailing has summoned the dead bastard back.

(1) Zhu Qingchen, who died young at twenty and was posthumously honored as the "Crown Prince's Grand Tutor," was identified by a transmigration system as an "awesome teacher" and pulled in to do missions—[Be a Teacher in Dogblood Novels!!!]Zhu Qingchen: Is it possible that "Crown Prince's Grand Tutor" was just an honorary title?System: Impossible, absolutely impossible!Ancient World: The original story’s shou was brilliant and talented, having studied hard for ten years. But the day before the palace examination, he was forced by the scum gong. On the day of the exam, he developed a high fever, fainted before the emperor, and was banished to the frontier by the blind emperor for ten whole years.The scum gong made him serve as a military strategist and rebel together. After success, the scum gong became emperor, and he became the empress in the deep palace.Zhu Qingchen: ?He “whooshed” awake and spent the whole night sharpening a knife outside the shou’s room.[Who dares touch my top scholar candidate?]Modern World: The original story’s shou ranked first in his grade for three consecutive years, but the day before the college entrance exam, the scum gong tore up his exam admission ticket, preventing him from taking the test. After finally managing to enter New Eastern Culinary School to learn stir-frying, he still had to suffer humiliation from a conceited CEO while accompanying the scum gong to a school anniversary event.Zhu Qingchen: ??He “whooshed” over on his electric scooter and delivered the shou to the exam site.I can vouch for him! This is my student—let him in to take the exam first, and we’ll sort out the ID afterward![You can take the exam even without an admission ticket!]ABO World: The original story’s shou, as the most ordinary beta, had grades good enough to enter the empire’s best university. But the scum gong hid his results, locked him in a room, cut off his chance at university, and turned him into a caged bird who ended up having triplets.The scum gong forced him to wear women’s clothes and attend an empire victory banquet. Eventually, his identity was exposed, and he was ridiculed by the lofty Imperial Marshal.Zhu Qingchen: ???He “whooshed” into the room and rescued the original shou.At the same time, the empire’s leadership paid high attention to the matter and participated in the rescue.In front of the cameras—"To compete with the empire for talent is to make an enemy of the whole world," declared the lofty Imperial Marshal.Standing beside him, Zhu Qingchen flashed a bright smile with eight white teeth and gave a “biu” thumbs-up.Well said!(2)While doing missions, Zhu Qingchen suddenly realized that it seemed another professional was also doing tasks.The blind emperor;The conceited CEO;And the lofty Imperial Marshal nodded to him: "Hello, I’m playing the villain."· This is NOT teacher-student romance!!! Zhu Qingchen’s CP is the villain. The original story’s shou focuses on studies and will NOT end up with the scum gong!· Neither the gong nor shou are bking; they’re just silly childhood friends.· Besides the three mini-worlds in the synopsis, other mini-worlds include but are not limited to—Cultivation World: The rogue cultivator shou, lured into a sect and destined to be killed by his wife for enlightenment. Teacher · Zhu Qingchen (kicking the scum gong over): You kill him too! Hurry! Listen to your teacher!Modern AU: The shou from a poor family who couldn’t afford university and was kept by the scum gong. Teacher · Zhu Qingchen (floating by with a sign): Want to learn about grants, scholarships, township awards, and student loans?Ancient Court: The deposed emperor shou who saved the scum gong but was mistaken and tortured by him. Grand Tutor · Zhu Qingchen (drilling it into him): Only one thing should be on your mind—studying statecraft!

After his demise, Xue Fuguang realized that he was merely a dispensable character in a novel, born to elevate Xu Jin by cushioning his falls, shielding him from disasters, and accentuating his presence like a sewer rat.From the lofty status of a prince’s son, he plummeted to a prisoner, and the execution of more than five hundred members of his household was the protagonist’s gift.Awakening one day, Xue Fuguang found himself reborn, back to the eve of his family’s downfall and the impending seizure of their property.He resolved to fight against the plot by any means necessary.Xue Fuguang had a shadow guard by his side, a spy from the Ying dynasty infiltrated into the Jing country.This man surfaced at pivotal moments in the story, nearly defeating the protagonist, Xu Jin, and remaining unfazed by him.Xue Fuguang believed that changing the fate of his family and contending against the plot’s turning points depended on this man, so he spared no effort in winning him over.Winning him over went surprisingly smoothly. If Xue Fuguang told him to go east, he wouldn’t go west; if told to set a fire, he wouldn’t harm a soul, displaying a startling level of obedience.He asked the spy, “What do you desire? Whatever it is, I shall grant it.”The man, with his head bowed and hands clenched, dared not look at him. After a long pause, his voice hoarse, he replied, “I desire nothing.” His loyalty was indeed unwavering.As time passed, even Xue Fuguang began to believe in this man’s absolute loyalty. Just when he started to feel remorse for using him,He suddenly saw a familiar embroidered sock fall from the man’s embrace — one that he had lost a long time ago.