‘Oppa! Do you know this novel? It’s a novel I’ve been reading lately and it’s really delicious!’
Lee Hyeonseok frowned at the shrill voice that made his 17-year-old half-sister Lee Hyeonji’s head ring.
Hyeonji, who opened the door on her own at the timing when Hyeonseok briefly woke up thirsty after drinking alcohol all night, was excited from morning.
So excited that she couldn’t even see the people lying spread-eagled half-naked and fully naked in the living room.
Not only were there traces of a drinking party, but traces of last night’s intense sexual activity could also be seen.
Unlike the legal wife who hated him to death, Lee Hyeonseok couldn’t hate Lee Hyeonji, who followed him like a real older brother.
The way she tried to share fun or delicious things while calling “Oppa, oppa” was just like a duckling following its mother. No matter how much Lee Hyeonseok was called a piece of trash, a son of a bitch, or a ruffian, he had a tendency to look after, no, find Lee Hyeonji cute to some extent.
So what he was saying was, it was a bit much to show this party scene to his seventeen-year-old half-sister.
Even while his head was ringing from the shrill voice, Lee Hyeonseok briefly pushed Hyeonji, who kept shoving her smartphone in his face, into the bathroom.
Then he knocked awake a total of 7 half-naked and fully naked people and sent them outside in 30 seconds.
Those who couldn’t get up because they hadn’t fully regained consciousness, he dragged out by force.
Since there were people outside getting irritated or expressing anger asking what the hell this was and pounding on the door, when he opened the door and stuck his fist into the solar plexus of the biggest man, it became quiet.
Only after closing the front door and roughly pushing things like alcohol bottles and condoms—things a bit awkward to show his little sister—into a room any which way could Hyeonji come out of the bathroom.
It took about 1 minute and 30 seconds.
He sat almost lying down on the back of the sofa like an arrogant president with an annoyed face, but Hyeonji didn’t look offended.
Rather, her flushed and excited face quickly sat down next to Hyeonseok at the fact that they would now have a conversation.
‘How many times have I told you not to come to my house.’
‘This is a novel that should be passed down as a family heirloom for generations.’
‘How many times have I told you to at least contact me if you want to come.’
‘A friend recommended it, and I’ve been carrying her around everywhere lately.’
‘You have absolutely no intention of listening to me, do you?’
Lee Hyeonji was busy talking, ignoring all of Lee Hyeonseok’s words spoken in a lowered voice.
Even a seven-year-old child wouldn’t ignore other people’s words like this.
Finally, when Lee Hyeonseok asked as if dumbfounded, Lee Hyeonji nodded her head vigorously.
‘I thought I was dying from being busy lately, you know? But this novel extended my lifespan.’
‘Since you haven’t come recently, I thought you weren’t coming anymore.’
Lee Hyeonseok was in a position where he didn’t care about being a successor or whatever, so he played around spending his rich father’s money freely, but Hyeonji was different.
Even though she wasn’t the successor, she had to live a suffocating life for the sole reason of being a daughter of a chaebol family.
After entering high school, it got worse—she couldn’t even send a single text, let alone show her face for a month.
Hyeonseok, who couldn’t have a party in his house due to Hyeonji who usually showed up without notice, judged it was safe after about a month and called people over the day before, but with bad timing, Hyeonji came.
‘Hah… Really, if I could spend money as I please, I’d support this author for life.’
‘Right. Do everything your way and get lost now.’
‘Oppa. Let’s read it together, oppa! This is totally fun. You’ll definitely like it too, right?’
‘…Fine. Let me see it.’
Lee Hyeonseok tried to brush off Lee Hyeonji’s gushing and send her away quickly, but as expected, this half-sister tried to share what she thought was good with Hyeonseok.
Lee Hyeonseok was about to just kick Lee Hyeonji out, then realized she would cling and pester until he looked at it.
After thinking for a while about which would be more convenient, he judged that just pretending to look at it roughly and sending her away would end things faster, so he extended his hand to request Hyeonji’s phone.
‘Really? As expected, I only have oppa. Oppa, this is really a masterpiece. I’m sure oppa will also make this novel a life work.’
‘Enough, so hand it over.’
Lee Hyeonji entered a novel platform site and clicked on a work she had bought.
Lee Hyeonseok saw the title of the novel Hyeonji showed him: ‘You Can Go Any Way as Long as It Leads to Marriage’—an incomparably childish title. However, the cover was quite depressing unlike the title. The cover with two men stuck together against a dark background showed one with a terrified expression but the other looking pleased. When Lee Hyeonseok looked at Lee Hyeonji once with eyes asking if she was seriously thinking of showing him this, she was staring at Lee Hyeonseok with an expectant face.
Lee Hyeonseok was planning to not even pretend to look at the novel Lee Hyeonji recommended and just scroll down, but he changed his mind after seeing the chapter title.
He thought it was at best a romance fantasy novel with a female lead loved by multiple male leads, but ‘Mister, Please Impregnate Me.’ Lee Hyeonseok doubted the education of the main family at that ridiculous title.
And the content of the novel that Lee Hyeonseok’s half-sister Lee Hyeonji showed him was, by his standards, absolutely crazy content.
In a worldview called Omegaverse that he’d never heard of in his life, an omega man or whatever was a stalker who followed around another alpha man or whatever, and upon learning that the alpha man was getting married, attempted kidnapping, ultimately succeeding in pregnancy and eventually getting married.
That was the summary, but befitting the suspicious cover, the novel packed with coercive content in under 20,000 characters was clearly not a good novel for a seventeen-year-old’s sensibilities.
Lee Hyeonseok was an incomparably promiscuous person who had sex with not only women but also men.
So he had no qualms about having sex with men, but sucking each other off while claiming to love each other was a separate story.
But on top of that, not only was pregnancy used as a subject matter, but the content itself was outrageous.
‘The shou in this novel is a scheming shou. Oh, scheming shou means you can understand it as scheming to possess the gong. And also, the gong that appears here looks like an indifferent gong but is actually an obsessive crazy gong. An indifferent gong has no interest in the shou and is blunt, and an obsessive crazy gong is crazy about the shou. You can roughly understand it like this.’
If it had just been a novel about men having sex with each other, he might have just said a few harsh words like ‘What the hell is this crazy bitch thinking?’ and ended it, but fuck, this wasn’t it.
‘How is it? Doesn’t it turn you on?’
Lee Hyeonseok immediately smacked the crown of his little sister, who was only seventeen years old, with the phone he was holding.
Then he shot up and said all sorts of harsh words except curse words starting with double s.
‘You, they say you’ve been living a suffocating life lately, but you’ve gone completely fucking insane. How old are you to be reading this shitty novel and even shoving it at me? You crazy bitch. Why. Why don’t you show it to your mom too? What. Where are you glaring like that? Want to get hit one more time? Ah. Is this attention-seeking? Is it attention-seeking? Did you actually seek attention because you wanted to get hit? If I catch you reading this kind of garbage novel one more time. Know that your phone and card will really be confiscated.’
Because Lee Hyeonseok spoke grandly without even breathing, Lee Hyeonji couldn’t even make one rebuttal.
Lee Hyeonji just trembled. Then, the moment Lee Hyeonseok tried to install an app to block harmful sites on Lee Hyeonji’s phone, Hyeonji snatched her phone away.
‘What? Hey, hand it over.’
Lee Hyeonseok, who was easily robbed because Hyeonji was so quick to snatch it, frowned once and extended his arm as if telling her to hand over the phone she took. Lee Hyeonji, who usually got intimidated quickly when she saw Lee Hyeonseok angry, wasn’t intimidated this time.
She had disparaged the novel that she loved so much it should be passed down as a family heirloom for generations. What he said to her was certainly harsher than usual, but it had no effect at all. What did have an effect was just one phrase: ‘garbage novel.’
‘I’m going to get revenge!’
‘What?’
‘I’m going to make you appear as the main gong in the garbage novel you’re talking about!’
‘Has she really gone insane.’
‘And I’ll show that novel to everyone you know, oppa! I’ll say this main gong is based on my oppa!’
‘You really want to get beaten to death. Because I’ve been so lenient with you… What, where are you going!’
Lee Hyeonji, who received harsh words from Lee Hyeonseok and then tearfully vowed revenge, left Hyeonseok’s house just like that. Lee Hyeonseok belatedly ran out to catch Lee Hyeonji, but as if her dream was to be a future track athlete, Hyeonji was already out of sight.
When Hyeonji disappeared from sight, Hyeonseok only then constantly cursed ‘Fuck’ and ‘This is fucked.’ He had an ominous feeling that Hyeonji would really do it, but Hyeonji was the youngest daughter of a renowned group in the Republic of Korea. Lee Hyeonseok thought that even if Lee Hyeonji really went crazy and wrote a ridiculous novel, she wouldn’t be able to show it to acquaintances, let alone to the world.
Lee Hyeonseok decided to wait for his half-sister to cool down and talk again. But this half-sister was far crazier than he thought.
In one week, she wrote a fairly decent novel titled ‘Let’s Live Together’ with about 2 volumes worth of content. The genre was BL, the subject matter was Omegaverse, and she released to the world, as well as to my acquaintances, a book with a multiple gong-one shou relationship. She even published a paper book at her own expense.
Of course, as declared, she ran a huge advertisement saying ‘One of the main gongs among the multiple gongs is based on my oppa ^^’. Even the main gong’s name was the same except for the surname. Lee Hyeonji succeeded in thoroughly screwing over her half-brother by showing exactly what happens when someone with execution ability and drive also has money.
Lee Hyeonseok went through all the acquaintances he knew.
Every time they met, they kept mentioning ‘Han Hyeonseok,’ who was based on Lee Hyeonseok.
It was close to a miracle that Lee Hyeonseok didn’t kill his half-sister Lee Hyeonji.
Lee Hyeonji got properly scolded by her parents instead of Lee Hyeonseok. Her phone and card were confiscated and she was forbidden to go out. She tried to clean up the situation belatedly, but no matter how renowned TL Group was in the Republic of Korea, it was too much to retrieve all the novels already spread on the internet and the paper books that had been sold.
However, Lee Hyeonji didn’t end it with just that. Lee Hyeonji, who was forbidden to go out, ran away from home. Lee Hyeonji, who skillfully ran away for about three months, read the novel she wrote in front of Lee Hyeonseok indirectly whenever she had time during that period.
She read the novel she wrote over the phone, and when Lee Hyeonseok blocked that call, she made a new number and read the novel she wrote. He wanted to hang up immediately, but whether she hired a skilled programmer, once the call was answered, Lee Hyeonseok couldn’t hang up first. Lee Hyeonseok broke 34 phones alone.
The sound of reading the novel came out on its own from Lee Hyeonseok’s computer speaker. Only after breaking 5 computers and speakers did the computer disappear from Lee Hyeonseok’s house. The sound of reading the novel came out from the television. After breaking 1 television, the television disappeared from Hyeonseok’s house.
She read the novel through the announcement broadcasts in the building where Lee Hyeonseok lived and the places Hyeonseok went. All the BL-related knowledge too.
Lee Hyeonseok, regardless of his will, eventually succeeded in reading, no, hearing the 2-volume novel and BL knowledge.
The first thing Lee Hyeonseok did after meeting Lee Hyeonji was to slap his half-sister twice on the cheek. Lee Hyeonji, who was hit by her half-brother Lee Hyeonseok for the first time in her life, burst into loud tears, but Hyeonseok didn’t let it slide and made her do physical punishment for two days.
Lee Hyeonseok, who as an illegitimate child didn’t properly learn Confucianism or anything like that, had a huge fight with his father and ignored the anger of his father’s legal wife.
Then, when the year passed and Lee Hyeonseok became 24 years old and his anger had somewhat subsided, he ended up transmigrating into the multiple gong-one shou BL Omegaverse novel his half-sister wrote. Even though BL and Omegaverse were unfamiliar, Lee Hyeonseok, who wasn’t completely ignorant of fantasy-like subjects like transmigration and regression, didn’t have much difficulty adapting.
However, he was confused and felt anger that the book he transmigrated into was the novel his sister wrote. Lee Hyeonseok had never felt such anger in his life. Lee Hyeonseok’s anger was directed at completely unrelated guards and people around him. Even with slight mistakes, he poured out curses and threw punches.
Then, at the moment he finally gave up and decided to live anew in this novel, he met another transmigrator. Lee Hyeonseok never even imagined he would feel joy at seeing a lowly bastard.
