I Didn't Want This Kind Of High Teen Possession (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 51
“Don’t underestimate Adrian too much. We’re all minors, and it hasn’t even been a few months since the dungeon closed. Just because you’re highly skilled doesn’t mean you should expect others to meet your standards.”
“I never expected Coleman to be like me in the first place. He could never stand on the same footing as me. I only hoped he’d fulfill at least a minimal role.”
The distant sunset cast deep shadows across Alan’s face. When Alan lowered his eyes, thick eyelashes cast dark silhouettes.
“Among S-rank Awakeners, only Timothy and I—and Coleman—possess offensive skills. But Coleman’s skill is insufficient to keep up with us two.”
“…….”
“To be precise, the bigger issue is that he doesn’t even want to keep up.”
Alan’s gaze drifted toward Timothy and Adrian walking ahead.
“Adrian’s personality is conservative and safety-oriented. What I’m saying is, that trait needs to change—it’s a barrier preventing him from achieving explosive growth.”
I paused briefly to choose my words.
Adrian had only joined the dungeon team due to his parents’ insistence, operating his skills and training without any sense of duty, competitive drive, or enthusiasm as an Awakener.
Thus, despite his high stats and rank, Alan was probably dissatisfied with Adrian’s lackluster execution—like he was treating it as just another group assignment.
After all, even the military only deployed us for low-tier gate initial suppression instead of using us proactively.
But I defended Adrian.
Because I didn’t want to hold him to such harsh standards.
“Don’t force him as if there’s some fixed path he must follow, Alan. Do you really think it’s that easy to completely overhaul someone’s personality? If there’s anything Adrian lacks in the team, I, as the sniper, can cover for him……”
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“I know she doesn’t love him.”
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The female lead? Not a good person.
The second male lead? Not a good person.
The male lead? Willingly plays the third party, breaking up the female and second male lead’s relationship despite all the warnings from his friends—so yeah, he’s definitely not a good person either.
Basically, nobody in this novel is simple-minded or without scheming.
The female lead starts off as the male lead’s secretary, but don’t worry—later on, she takes over the company while the male lead steps back to support her. He won’t steal her spotlight, overshadow her, or dull her shine.
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One-line summary: She is his lifelong obsession, to the point where he was willing to be a third wheel, scorned by society, just to wedge his way into her relationship with her fiancé.
Cold-hearted and indifferent female lead + Scheming and subservient CEO male lead
Intro 1:
“I know she doesn’t love him.”
With blood trickling from his clenched fist, Rong Xiu gazed at the woman before him, his eyes clouded with anguish. Hidden in the wardrobe, he had witnessed Fan Xia – the woman he desperately loved – in an intimate embrace with her fiancé. Yet his heart still yearned for her, defying all reason.
Fan Xia, the elegant and composed assistant, carried something mysterious in her eyes whenever she looked at her fiancé, Wen Lan Sheng. Strange occurrences began to surface – secret meetings with the young Gu Jin Yi, an unexplained withdrawal of 5,000 yuan… Then suddenly, her fiancé’s sister, Wen Jing, violently attacked her.
In this matriarchal society, Rong Xiu had risen to become the chairman of a powerful healthcare conglomerate, breaking through gender prejudices. But for the first time, he willingly stepped into the shadows as the other man, disregarding his friends’ warnings to become her secret lover.
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Intro 2:
Rong Xiu’s biggest regret in life was missing out on Fan Xia.
He secretly loved Fan Xia for 7 years.
Watched her go public with her boyfriend.
Watched her kiss her boyfriend at their wedding.
Until that man blissfully nestled in Fan Xia’s arms, obtaining everything he could only dream of.
The crazy jealousy stripped away his hidden secret love, layer by layer, burning like wildfire.
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【Reading and Trigger Warning Guide】
1. Female dominant, male submissive, male pregnancy
2. Male lead schemes his way to the top, male competition
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Sign Bet Chapter 52I am actually so worried about Adrian right now. Seeing him stare at his own palm with a pale face while completely tuning out Juno is breaking my heart. Alan’s harsh words from earlier about his “capacity being too small” and his conservative skill usage are clearly eating away at him mid-battle. Even though he effortlessly pulled off a massive, S-rank caliber iceberg to save those civilians, he looks like he’s having a silent existential crisis.
Sign Bet Chapter 53I am actually tearing up at Juno’s absolute brilliance in this chapter! The second she noticed Adrian spiraling into a trauma response, she didn’t just yell at him to snap out of it—she physically stepped into his space, cupped his face, and literally used the edge of her palm to block out the chaos so he could only focus on her eyes. The way she gave him permission to “believe in her” until he could believe in himself is such a breathtakingly beautiful, high-tier partner moment.
Sign Bet Chapter 54I am cheering so loud at Juno completely shattering Alan’s intense, toxic “predator” aura by just straight up pinching his cheeks like a disobedient toddler! Alan trying to pull that classic, high-teen psychological manipulation tactic—forcing eye contact and warning her that he’s the only person outside of her family she can ever truly trust—only for Juno to look at him and say “I’m getting a little tired of you ordering me around” is absolute gold. She refuses to let his calculated, possessive drama work on her.
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His face, when I glimpsed it, was pale.
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