Love the chemistry between the leads so much!

Shou/ML is in a relationship with a guy, let's call him X. X actually doesn't like Shou, X likes his bestfriend but because they are both alphas, X keeps his feelings hidden.

In the past life, Shou retaliated against them when he found out he was bein played but because X and his bestfriend are from powerful families, they kicked Shou out of school. Shou's family also became bankrupt at this point and MC's dad sold him to an old, rich guy.

In the current life, MC/Gong is ML/Shou's deskmate. There are several occasions that X ignored Shou, like when Shou and his bestfriend being both injured, he ignored them but was in panic while bringing his bestfriend to the clinic.

MC will laugh/smirk/tease ML at times like these because he feels ML is naive/s*upid. However, he always ends up helping ML.

How they fell in love felt so natural and cute. Even though there are just around 25 chaps for their story, their development is very well written. MC also didn't instantly fell in love with ML and he doubted his own feelings at first, thinking if he can really love ML.

Here, Shou is an actor and Gong (initially) is a film academy professor. Then, Gong started getting involved with special effects technology and he also eventually becomes Shou's agent.

I feel like the story was kinda hopping over the place because there are holes created but weren't filled anymore.

Like Shou's family, at first, we see him retaliating against them but afterwards there's no mention of them anymore.

The antagonists weren't also much of a big deal. They were just side characters that didn't affect the story much so the face slapping wasn't enjoyable.

Gong was also too cold for me in this arc. As Shou said, Gong goes MIA in weeks/months because he's too busy with work and it's really the Shou that takes majority of the initiative in their relationship.

Gong here is indeed affectionate when they got together, we get glimpses that they are always "driving the car" when Shou's on vacation from filming. However, that's it. We don't really get much scenes that will make you feel like MC loves ML.

It feels like he just went with the flow when he figured ML loves him.

As for the story summary

ML/Shou was swaped at birth.

Shen was supposed to marry Gu Zhen (MC's cousin) but because they are now back to their real families, ML/Shou is now the one engaged to Gu Zhen. However, Gu Zhen and his

family doesn't want ML/Shou.

So Gong stepped in to marry Shou instead. Then, the following chapters are them living happily and feeling everyone dog food!

Shou used to be the best talisman maker. However, he was beaten by the protagonist when the protagonist suddenly inherited an ancestor's wisdom

The Shou and his grandfather were expelled from their family.

It's Gong that took them in with Gong saying he wants Shou to be his assistant.

everybody thinks that Gong hates Shou so they kinda have a secret tryst

MC here excels in fixing tractor engines and stuff. This story is mostly face slapping the villains or the people that used to bully them before

Gong is a puppet emperor while shou is a powerful cultivator

With ML being an orphan that MC supported?

Why do they know each other in the real world at the ending? And why is the ML working under him, saying they met at some gathering instead of meeting each other in high-school?

Oh and in the first arc, which I confidently assume, should be MCs real world replica, because of how the MC referred to it as his high-school years. And its also an omegaverse world, so the MC should have the mindset of a person in the omegaverse world.. right? Like for him, having six genders is completely normal, but only two genders is crazy. Yet he showed no surprise or shock in the next arc. Sure, hes a bit surprised by being in a new world I guess, but he didn't question the gender thing at all? Even if hes a resident of the omegaverse world? Because from all the context I gathered in the first arc, the first arc should be his real world, but as a replica by the system.

But now lets also talk about the ML supposedly having an engagement in the first arc to some crazy old man. In the ending, it is said he wasn't engaged to anyone at all! But clearly, in the first arc, which told the reader that this is MCs real world but he's sorta reborn into his high-school years where he recognised his own body, who only looked a little younger than before. So either MCs memory is messed up, the author messed up, or I missed something here.

This would all be underatandable if the author didn't emphasise that the first arc, or first world, is the MCs real world but several years in the past. But anyway, here we are.

Now moving onto the second little plothole here. The transmigration thing isn't well explained. Even at the ending. All they said was and I quote, he went unconscious after an accident for several months. Now, I might've missed something here, but what was the accident? Oh and it was mentioned that the ML helped him, which is why he appeared in every world.

But how exactly did he help him? I know the MC has to experience life in several worlds that are probably high-tech simulations of sorts to successfully heal, but what kind of injury did he suffer from that unspecified accident to be only healed this way?

Anyway, those details were very vague, with several mistakes here and there.. probably some more plotholes I wasn't able to mention.

One thing that I find curious though is the lack of background. MC was a young and exceptional individual that somehow died young. Somehow, he traveled back in time with a system... only to realize that he was part of a novel? And that’s it... we just kinda jump into the story like that. Then, we restart for the next arc to continue another story. How did the system came to be? Don’t know. I guess we’ll figure it out later.

the worlds were all virtual worlds programmed by ML so not sure if they are real in terms of actually existing beyond the creator. But it doesn’t really matter since it’s a happy ending and I guess helped the MC gain consciousness