After Taking the Male Lead as a Subordinate

Ling Suyue, the direct disciple of a medical saint, transmigrated and became the young master of a demon-exorcising family. He possessed extraordinary talent, becoming the most capable young demon exorcist at the age of sixteen, joining the Du'e Division, with no one able to surpass him.

However, good times didn't last. The Ling family suddenly faced catastrophe; his father and clan elders died tragically, and Ling Suyue fought his way out, but his eyes were gouged out. Only when he was on the verge of death did he realize that the world he lived in was a book, and he was merely a background character, the male lead’s early-deceased fiancé.

Since that was the case, there would be no more demon exorcist Ling Suyue in this world. Three years later, a lean, blind divine physician emerged, capable of bringing the dead back to life and healing flesh and bones—healing both humans and demons.

Ling Suyue took the most splendid young man in the capital city as his subordinate, forging him into his most effective weapon. Only later did he realize that this young man had another name—Gu Xuanyou, the original male lead.

The first time Ling Suyue recognized the original male lead, Gu Xuanyou was burning paper money in front of the Ling family's ancestral graves. He burned for everyone in the Ling family, except for Ling Suyue's memorial tomb. Later, during a fight with a demon, Gu Xuanyou dropped a wooden carving. Ling Suyue picked it up and found it was something he had carved in his youth.

Even later, Gu Xuanyou got drunk and threw himself into Ling Suyue's arms, shouting, "Ling Suyue, don't die, don't die!" After sobering up, Gu Xuanyou saw that he had 'lightly offended' his noble and indifferent divine physician master, his face flushed red as he repeatedly apologized. Many years later, Gu Xuanyou had done countless outrageous and presumptuous things in the arms of this aloof person.

The Gong (attack): a blind gentleman, outwardly gentle but inwardly dark, with superb medical skills. The Shou (receive): full of formidable martial prowess, upright and kind, who mistakenly believes he identified the wrong fiancé. This is a new ancient danmei novel, please collect it!

My other novel, "Transmigrated as the Male Lead's Dissipated Junior Brother," focuses on the Gong perspective and is the first one in my column. (A dissipated and wild young general Gong x a meticulous strategist Shou.) Ji Chenyu was drinking away his sorrows in a pleasure house, his refined profile bathed in warm yellow candlelight, a wisp of hair falling across his half-open, amorous eyes.

Just one glance made Ming Qiao, who was passing by outside, stop in his tracks. The next day, Ming Qiao left all his gold and silver on the bedside, blushing as he said, "What... what's your name? I'll come redeem you tomorrow." Ji Chenyu raised an eyebrow, didn't give his name, but casually said, "Then Brother must keep his word."

That same afternoon, the two met in the academy's classroom. A narrow door, a fated encounter. Ji Chenyu's friend saw Ming Qiao and whispered to him, "That's the Dean's closed-door disciple, Senior Brother Ming. The one rumored to get full marks in every subject."

Ming Qiao's friend pulled him a step away and said, "This person is Ji Chenyu, the only son of Marshal Ji. But he's dissolute and unrestrained, you should stay far away from him." Ji Chenyu and Ming Qiao: "..."

Later, Ji Chenyu breathed into Ming Qiao's ear, "Brother, they told you to stay away from me."