#All My Childhood Friends Have Fallen for Me

After dying, Wen Xiao is reborn and gains self-awareness, realizing he’s living in a BL novel.

Fortunately, nothing has happened yet his family hasn’t gone bankrupt, his parents are still alive, his brother hasn’t been mu*dered, and he hasn’t provoked the protagonist shou out of jealousy, leading to retaliation from the F4 group.

In the novel, the protagonist shou comes from a humble background-pure, delicate yet unpretentious, passionate yet naive. His tumultuous love story with the elite school’s “F4” is full of drama, chaos, and ultimately, a happy ending for all five.

The F4 are heirs to four prestigious families, holding lofty statuses. During their school years, they engage in bullying, forced kisses, and endless dogblood tropes-so cringe-worthy that Wen Xiao could only react with the old man squinting at his phone meme.

At the best age of your lives, instead of studying, you form cliques in school? You should be copying “Prosperity, Democracy, Civility, Harmony” a hundred times.

However, Wen Xiao soon realizes the timeline of his rebirth is a bit off.

He glances at Child A, who’s dozing off at his desk, showing only the back of his head. Then at Child B, who seems to be listening attentively but is holding his textbook upside down. Next is Child C, kicking the desk while snacking. Finally, his eyes land on the quiet Child D in the corner, lips pursed, hands hidden under the desk who knows what he’s doing.

After double-checking the roster, Wen Xiao confirms: these are the future tyrants of the school, the legendary F4? Their average height doesn’t even reach 1.2 meters.

He has returned ten years before the original plot begins they’re all just seven years old, first-graders.

Wen Xiao: “……”

Well then, it’s best to discipline brats while they’re young.

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