Transmigrate into a Book to Save the Spoiled Villain

[Transmigrating into a book, revenge, rebirth]

He Xiu Zhuo was a perfectly respectable modern CEO, until he transmigrated because of a novel and encountered the villain who always brought trouble upon himself. His first thought was to avoid him, and to stay as far away as possible. Unfortunately, the villain was the grandson of his family's benefactor, so politeness required him to call the boy “Uncle.” Seeing as the kid's father didn't care for him, his mother didn't love him, and his older brother had run off with someone, He Xiu Zhuo figured he might as well lend him a hand.

“Don't pick a fight with the protagonist,” He Xiu Zhuo said helplessly.

“My brother is actually helping that illegitimate child!” the little villain roared like a lion.

“It's fine. I'm on your side,” He Xiu Zhuo said calmly, patting him on the shoulder.

He Xiu Zhuo always thought his strong moral compass had reformed the little villain, who had turned over a new leaf and set off down a bright, promising road.

He never expected that one day the little villain would reveal his true identity, then say, with a pitiful look and absolutely no sincerity, “Uncle, I was wrong.”

He Xiu Zhuo would stake his character on the fact that he had always upheld sound principles and values. He was as straight as they came, so the person he raised was bound to be a straight, towering tree.

Who could have guessed that the little white flower he had so carefully nurtured would turn into a man-eating flower?

The little villain held him and said tenderly, “You are the jellyfish of the endless sea, the eternal daylight of the polar ice.”

A CEO top who's security-conscious, morally upright (probably), and gentle with his own people × a powerful villain bottom who's shamelessly good at putting on an act, cold, and fiercely proud at first

(Includes a secondary couple)