The Vampire’s Revenge

Luo Ling never expected the protagonist of the certain BL novel he wrote to come crawling out of the book, especially after he’d made the protagonist suffer so much.

He planned to pack his bags and flee at once, but before he could even reach the door, the protagonist bit him to “death.”

The protagonist’s goal was clear: make him die as horribly as possible.

But when the protagonist discovered he couldn’t kill him, Luo Ling was forced to become the protagonist’s “food.” And he really was food.

“I like people who take the initiative,” the protagonist said, beckoning with a finger.

“Fine.” Luo Ling gritted his teeth and offered his neck, looking utterly resigned. “Big bro, drink my blood.”

Later, Luo Ling’s maternal instincts as the protagonist’s creator finally kicked in. He transmigrated into countless characters in the book, all to give the protagonist a happy ending.

But every time they were about to reach a happy ending, the protagonist would force a tragic ending instead.

The protagonist, eyes red: If you can’t love me, then die.

Luo Ling, full of regret: Could you put the knife down and stop stabbing yourself!

(P.S. This is a sweet story. Probably.)