穿到星际养皇帝

After Qi Shiyan starved to death in the apocalypse, he transmigrated into the fiancé of the crown prince of the Interstellar Empire.

The original owner was very miserable. Not only was he betrayed by his fiancé and mocked by the entire network, but he also had an accident while participating in a live broadcast program and accidentally became stranded on an undeveloped planet and died of poisoning.

The undeveloped planet was very primitive, but when Qi Shiyan looked at the dense jungle and the wild beasts in front of him, drool* flowed from the corners of his mouth.

Delicious food! Here he came!

While surviving in the wilderness, Qi Shiyan picked up an injured man.

This man met his aesthetic standards in every way. Qi Shiyan immediately decided to kick away his cheating fiancé and make this man his partner.

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The crown prince’s fiancé, Qi Shiyan, participated in a live broadcast, attracting the attention of the entire network.

After the live broadcast began, the broadcaster pretended that the spaceship had crashed and sent Qi Shiyan to a very primitive convalescent planet, letting him “survive in the wilderness”.

Everyone was waiting to see a joke. They thought that Qi Shiyan, who was incompetent at everything, would be scared to tears. Unexpectedly, he could hunt and cook. Not only did he live a very comfortable life in the wild, he also raised a man and showed affection.

The key point was, the man he picked up was their powerful emperor who had never been in love and had always been single!

The interstellar people were going crazy.

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　Reading guide:

　　1. The main character is the gong. Mutual pampering. The gong is very strong.

　　2. The shou is the emperor and has never been married. The crown prince is not his biological son, but his nephew.

　　3. Live broadcast novel with a lot of barrages in the text.

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One sentence introduction: After his fiancé cheated, he married his uncle.

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T/N: *This is literally tears (not drool) flowed from the corners of his mouth in the raws, but I felt that was too confusing so I changed it to drool. From my understanding though, it’s written deliberately as tears flowing from the corners of one’s mouth in Chinese to be comical.