[Dual Male Leads + Mind-Reading + Gossip + Strong x Strong + Beast Taming + Humor]
Si Er transmigrates into a novel, taking the role of a cannon fodder “true young master” who doesn’t even live long enough to appear on the main stage. In contrast, the story’s beloved protagonist is the “fake young master.”
The fake young master is a stunningly beautiful, seemingly innocent, yet ruthless black-hearted lotus. Knowing he can’t fight head-on, Si Er opts to find a college where he can lay low and live in peace.
Unexpectedly, the soul pet he contracts—a giant white rabbit—has an innate gossip talent with facial recognition abilities. This leads Si Er to happily feast on daily gossip, all while his inner thoughts unintentionally leak these juicy secrets.
“What?! The fake young master is actually the illegitimate child of my shady third uncle? He thinks he can’t become the city lord because of my dad, so to take revenge, he dumped me and let my dad unknowingly raise his son?”
Si Father: !!!
Si Grandfather: “Second Son, don’t get mad. Your brother made a mistake, but they’re all Si family blood. What difference does it make who we raise?”
“Wow, so Grandfather’s backyard mistress, Aunt Meng, is actually Third Uncle’s first love. And both of her children are his?”
Si Grandfather: “Ahhhh! Let me kill this unfilial son!”
Every day, Si Er silently enjoys gossip in his heart, and before he knows it:
The family’s greatest troublemaker, Third Uncle, is despised by everyone.
The fake young master’s black-hearted nature is exposed.
Si Er’s two cannon fodder brothers remain healthy and unharmed.
Wait, why is the book’s supposed villain—the one who always thought the “fake young master” was ugly—suddenly staring at Si Er with so much interest? It’s as if he’s hoping for more gossip to spill…
