Zhao Yang wakes up to find that he has transmigrated into the world of a novel, becoming its wealthy, handsome second male lead, born into a privileged family.
His fiancee gets stolen away? The girl he admires is involved with the novel's protagonist?
He should ignore the supporting female character who's devoted to him and grovel at the feet of a scheming beauty?
Ha! What kind of ridiculous plot is this?
Since he's a rich, handsome man with enough money and power to make anyone bow down, why not defy fate and become the most powerful rich, handsome man in the novel?
Even if he has to be the villain, he'll be the greatest villain of all.
Take the protagonist's path and leave the protagonist nowhere to go.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Is this repeated chapter a joke?
No, the protagonist should be an illegitimate child with no status. How does the villain become a villain without status? How can a perseverant person who is weak and helpless and is suppressed by his own race become a villain?
Good job. All the evaluation votes for flowers are presented.