Jump to ratings and reviews

一念之私

我霸占着属于纪晨风的一切,地位、家世、亲人……明知自己是个冒牌货,仍旧鸠占鹊巢,毫无愧疚。

我的骨子里天生流淌着自私的基因,贪婪无度,卑鄙无耻,什么都想要,什么都要有,并且……不打算改变。

***

一念善,一念恶;一念贪,一念错。

当混蛋拥有了爱人的能力,或许就是老天对他混蛋的最大惩罚。

***

纪晨风x桑念,穷人家的贵公子x富人家的混蛋

Unknown Binding

First published September 26, 2021

Loading...
Loading...

About the author

Hui Nan Que

8 books5 followers
Associated Names:
* Hui Nan Que
* 回南雀

Ratings & Reviews

What do you think?

Friends & Following

Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!

Community Reviews

5 stars
9 (39%)
4 stars
13 (56%)
3 stars
1 (4%)
2 stars
0 (0%)
1 star
0 (0%)
Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
Profile Image for Christina.
96 reviews9 followers
August 10, 2026
English Title : The Selfish Gene

I wasn’t sure if I’d enjoy this one or not. A few years ago, I read Flying Gulls Never Land and Old Injury by this author, and I wasn’t a fan of either.

This one has a slightly different, but somewhat similar, feel to the 188 series. It’s told from the MC’s POV, as he discovers he was switched at birth, setting everything in motion between him and the ML.

The ML has a disability, struggles financially, and is genuinely a good person. Meanwhile, the MC is a pretty complex character. You can’t help but sympathize with him at times, but he’s also undeniably a scumbag. I especially enjoyed seeing his character development throughout the story.

Overall, i enjoyed it. If you’re looking for a redemption arc, some angst and a bit of family drama, I’d give this one a try.
Profile Image for siro.
61 reviews8 followers
March 15, 2026
me encantó por dios los amé 😭😭😭😭 no pensé q se iba a poner tan bueno e interesante... hubo wife chasing, hubo toxicidad y el gong fue lo más más green flag q pude haber leído en un buen rato

los voy a pensar bastante
Profile Image for Xantababy.
250 reviews32 followers
December 22, 2023
Before reading Old Injury, The Selfish Gene was the actual next on my list. I skipped it to read Old Injury first, and so The Selfish Gene undeniably became my next read. I love Old Injury so I was looking forward to reading this one. And of course, as expected, I love it. Hui Nan Jue’s works are never a miss. From Flying Gulls Never Land, Green Plum Island, Old Injury, and now, The Selfish Gene, all got a five-star rating from me.

The story started with Sang Nian, written in first-person perspective. I truly hated him at first. He was the kind of person I would never associate with in real life. But for some reason, unbeknownst to me, I suddenly became Team Sang Nian. My heart was slowly captured by this hunter as if I were the prey instead of Ji Chenfeng.

Ji Chenfeng got a hearing disability and that was probably one of the reasons I was on Ji Chenfeng’s side at first. I’m emotionally weak to people with disabilities. So even though he didn’t appear as weak as most, I still leaned towards him in the beginning. I immediately got a “danger” alarm going on in my head when he first appeared. I knew he wasn’t as soft as he appeared to be.

But what truly made this novel interesting was that the protagonist, Sang Nian in particular, was straight. And the same goes for the sub couple in the extras. What's more, Sang Nian was a homophobe. I truly enjoyed reading how a straight man slowly bent amidst his pride. How he slapped his face as the story progressed. That sounds so much like a sadist, but heh, maybe there is a bit of sadism in me. It was quite satisfying.

The positions, gong, and shou, were a bit ambiguous. I was trying to guess who the shou would be and was quite surprised when I found out. Unlike in the sub couple, I immediately knew who the shou would be, but as I was reading it, I honestly was secretly hoping it was the other way around. Haha.

The angst! Oh my god, the angst was so real. I could feel both protagonists’ pain and anger. And my heart was torn into two. I have gone from left to right, putting myself in Sang Nian’s shoes and then to Ji Chenfeng’s shoes alternately. And the way Sang Nian added fuel to the fire made me curse him in my heart, and then my heart softened for him again.

Their relationship confused me not once, not twice but a couple of times. Even though they were sweet and romantic, I could feel the tension between them. There was foreshadowing that was hard to ignore. It wasn’t written openly, but as a reader, I could just feel it. The way I interpreted it, their relationship even borders on obsession.

The ending was okay. It was sweet just as I expected. But it didn’t seem like an ending to me because of the extras. I truly enjoyed the extras, especially the story of the sub couple. It was amazing. They should have their own novel. But I guess, based on the author’s comment, she didn’t expect it to be that long either.

Also the plot, the story, and a bit of detail here and there, I noticed the author seems to want to try writing an omegaverse novel. And there indeed was an abo extra. It was a refreshing read, suited both the protagonists’ characters, not one out of character.

The Selfish Gene is a must-read! Hui Nan Jue is now one of my favorite authors, and I should start looking for her novels’ physical copies to add to my bookshelf. 🤭

PS. I read the ongoing English translation first then read the rest of the untranslated chapters in raw.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Profile Image for Agnessa Contti.
97 reviews9 followers
December 18, 2023
Acabé de revisar mis estadísticas de Goodreads. Aparentemente, la única persona que tiene archivada esta novela soy yo. Angeline, nuevamente, marcando tendencias. 🥁

Muy bien, ¿de qué trata este libro desconocido para la plataforma? The Selfish Gene nos tiene una premisa que, probablemente, hemos visto ya en alguna telenovela turca —estoy convencida de que Hui Nan Que habrá visto mínimo una—: Una madre, inducida por la desesperación de sus circunstancias, intercambia a su hijo por el de una familia rica con el objetivo de que su bebé viva rodeado de lujos.

Si bien Sang Nian creció en cuna de oro, le faltó una cosa muy importante en su desarrollo como persona: un vínculo estable. Esta carencia emocional, sumada al trauma sufrido a manos de su niñera durante sus primeros años de vida, lo lleva a ser una persona con múltiples adicciones y una visión bastante retorcida de lo que llamamos «sociedad».

Sang Nian descubre la verdad tres años antes del punto de partida de la historia. Él siente que debe hacer lo imposible para mantener su estatus social. ¿Y qué sería lo imposible para alguien como Sang Nian? Seducir a Ji Chenfeng, el verdadero hijo de la familia Sang.

Obviamente, aquí es cuando aprovecho para citar esta magnífica canción que he tenido en la mente esta última semana: Te pintó pajaritos en el aire. Hubo un momento en donde me puse a analizar la situación desde el punto de vista de Ji Chenfeng y sonó otra melodía en mi cabeza: Sang Nian, you’re just a man, it’s just want you do. Jodido Sang Nian. Dejé de irle a su team por una escena bien específica.

Esta reseña me está quedando muy larga. Vamos a resumir mis puntos rápidamente:
1. Ya he mencionado que adoro la escritura de la autora. Tiene la capacidad de atraerte desde los primeros párrafos. No obstante, si la comparo con sus otras novelas, siento que The Selfish Gene no me tuvo tan intrigada. Otra vez, culpa de Sang Nian (que sí, que sé que al final le acabé teniendo lástima, pero fue por eso que estuvo a punto de hacer que le bajó puntos para mí).
2. Aunque comprendí los motivos detrás del enamoramiento de los protagonistas, sentí que les faltó esa chispa. Ambos se dicen frases muy hermosas, sí —a momentos, te quedas pensando: «Maldición, la autora sí que se lució con esta línea»—, pero no sé, me hizo falta esa emoción que debe caracterizar a uno cuando lee romance.
3. El arco de redención estuvo bien. «No puede ser» y «No sé ni qué decir» son mis frases gastadas. Reitero: Ji Chenfeng es mejor persona que yo. En mis zapatos, lo pongo a sufrir más.

Y ya, esa sería toda mi reseña por aquí. Son las 2:26 a.m. y yo debería estar escribiendo otra cosa...
Profile Image for Thuy Tien.
23 reviews
July 31, 2026
4,5/5⭐️

cuối tháng trước đọc bản tính hạ đẳng thì ngay cuối tháng này đã hoàn thành nhất niệm chi tư, quả là truyện hồi nam tước chuẩn gu mình hết sức. để đánh giá trong một từ thì không gì khác ngoài máu chó =)) xuyên suốt thời gian đọc mình có rất nhiều suy nghĩ, song, tới khi câu chuyện của bác sĩ kỷ và tiểu niệm thật sự khép lại, mình lại chẳng biết nên viết gì đây.

lần hai đọc tác phẩm của hồi nam tước, đúng là phong cách chẳng mấy xê dịch: cài cắm hint về plot rất nhiều, bao gồm cả hint về tình cảm thầm kín của chủ ngôi 1 mà nếu đọc lướt sẽ khó nhận ra. hnt xây dựng diễn biến nội tâm nhân vật rất tốt, mình thích kiểu slow burn thương người ta mà không nhận ra của chủ ngôi 1. đôi lúc sẽ thấy khó chịu trước lời lẽ cay nghiệt trong suy nghĩ của tang niệm chút, đoạn ngẫm lại lại thấy em vốn chỉ là đứa nhóc bản tính lương thiện thèm được yêu thương. nhóc con thấy rùa con bị thương miệng nói mặc xác nó nhưng cũng không đành vứt bỏ; thấy mèo con mới đẻ chưa mở mắt bị kẹt bánh xe, đầu lầm bầm rất phiền hà mà cuối cùng vẫn ôm chúng về rồi thức cả đêm chăm bẵm. con người bên ngoài gai góc bên trong ngọt ngào, kỷ thần phong có thể khiến em lột bỏ đi lớp giáp gai góc ấy cũng thật tốt. đứa trẻ từ khi còn bé bị mẹ ruột vì dại dột mà đánh tráo, trải qua tuổi thơ khốn khổ bị hành hạ cả về thể xác lẫn tinh thần, bị những người lớn xung quanh bận rộn đến chẳng mảy may bố thí cho em chút tình thương - đứa trẻ không tin rằng mình xứng đáng được hạnh phúc - cuối cùng cũng gặp được người yêu thương em vì chính con người thật của em, hay như giản hành nói là “thích không chịu nổi”. thương hai em nhiều lắm 🥹
Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews