[Two male leads + devoted to one another + powerful equals]
Rude top × cool-headed (mostly) rational man who transmigrates into a book
Ning Haili had just graduated from high school when he was inexplicably dragged into a rules-based supernatural game. He thought it was an ordinary game, only to discover that it was the world of a novel he'd read.
Here, he killed the heroine, got the protagonist killed, and manipulated the protagonist's sidekick, but things were far from simple...
The book's biggest villain was someone he desperately avoided, yet somehow he ran into him several times every day.
What's more, the villain treated him completely differently from everyone else. He spent every day winding Ning Haili up until he was furious, then went home perfectly satisfied.
Ning Haili: “Can you just get lost?”
The villain: “Man, are you playing hard to get?”
This character is completely off-script!
[The protagonist is a total straight guy. Even when he's held or kissed, he thinks they're trying to kill him. The romance progresses slowly.]
The author's writing is really good [Sending my heart] Although the male protagonist is in the book, he is not kind at all, and he is different from others [laughing] If it were another novel, he would be spared even if he is not in the same camp as himself, but the male protagonist is different. He is not directly in the same camp as himself. Even if he is a person with a good relationship, letting others go in the rules and ghost story is to make enemies for himself. Kill the Virgin First in the End of the World is also applicable here [top post] [top post] [top post]