[Transmigrate into a book, two male leads, mutual salvation, love that grows over time]
Ming Xi was an orphan who became an ordinary office worker after graduating from college. His only pastime was reading trashy little stories. Then, without warning, he transmigrated into a book as an NPC. The reason he remembered this NPC was that the character met a particularly gruesome "death," so horrifying that even reading the description had made Ming Xi shudder.
When other people transmigrate into a book, they're either the protagonist or the main villain. With their golden finger of knowing how the plot unfolds, they can thrive in the story and even defy fate to become the protagonist.
Ming Xi lands in hell from the start. The NPC appears in the book for only two or three thousand words, a thousand or so of which detail exactly how he "dies." Worst of all, it's a serialized novel, and the author plans to write a million words. When Ming Xi transmigrates into it, the book is only a hundred thousand words long! Ming Xi has no idea how the story will unfold. All he can do is cling to the protagonist and hope to stay alive.
Come on, I think the atmosphere between the two protagonists is very good. I just wish there were more descriptions between them. There are too many plots about other people in the middle. I skipped watching it because I like the warm relationship between the two protagonists.
This book is more of a group portrait. Every character is alive and working hard to live, whether good or evil. No one is born for whom. The article is long and flowing, I really recommend it.
I usually can't read non-quick time travel novels, and this is the only book I could read from beginning to end without missing a word (the other is also a book by the author). Very good work
It's great. Looking forward to the next plot.
Nian Xiao and his cousin are just family friends, right?
Your story is so eye-catching that I didn't want to stop reading it. I browsed through Tomato for a long time before I came across your book.
I've read seven chapters and it's really interesting. I wonder if the author can write more characters, situations, and psychological descriptions. There are so many dialogues. It's so difficult to not know who said it unless you read it carefully [I'm about to cry]
It's very interesting, and the story with the CP is also very interesting.
Come on, I think the atmosphere between the two protagonists is very good. I just wish there were more descriptions between them. There are too many plots about other people in the middle. I skipped watching it because I like the warm relationship between the two protagonists.
This book is more of a group portrait. Every character is alive and working hard to live, whether good or evil. No one is born for whom. The article is long and flowing, I really recommend it. I usually can't read non-quick time travel novels, and this is the only book I could read from beginning to end without missing a word (the other is also a book by the author). Very good work
It's great. Looking forward to the next plot.
Nian Xiao and his cousin are just family friends, right?
Your story is so eye-catching that I didn't want to stop reading it. I browsed through Tomato for a long time before I came across your book.
I've read seven chapters and it's really interesting. I wonder if the author can write more characters, situations, and psychological descriptions. There are so many dialogues. It's so difficult to not know who said it unless you read it carefully [I'm about to cry]
It's very interesting, and the story with the CP is also very interesting.
My wife's writing is very nice (#^.^#)