The Male Lead Is Great, but the Villain’s Waist and Love-Brain Steal the Show

[Two male leads + devoted mad-dog villain gong vs. beautiful shou with skin hunger syndrome]

Shi Yitan transmigrates into the role of the mad villain’s beloved childhood friend. The villain is obsessive and ruthless toward everyone else, skilled at manipulating human nature, and seen by all as the ultimate boss.

But with him, all the villain does is love him, spoil him, and cherish him as if he might break if held too tightly or melt if kept in his mouth.

Qin Shu: “As long as Tan’er doesn’t leave me, he can have whatever he wants.”

With love this intense, the System tells him that if he wants to survive, he must follow the plot exactly: play the male lead gong’s devoted lackey, stay by the villain’s side as a spy, help the male lead gong, and finally marry him so he can reach the pinnacle of success.

Shi Yitan gazes at the villain before him, his face sculpted and his eyes full of tenderness.

“System, don’t you think this is a little too difficult?”

But to live long enough to enjoy the villain’s peerless beauty, Shi Yitan has no choice but to follow the plot to the end.

After passing information to the male lead gong countless times to stay alive, the male lead finally reaches the pinnacle of success.

Having betrayed the villain so many times, Shi Yitan fears the villain’s revenge and finally buckles under the pressure and runs away.

But he doesn’t make it even a mile before the villain ties him to a chair and places a file worth hundreds of billions in front of him. The villain’s high, straight nose brushes against his, and his thin lips curl into a smile.

“If you want to help the poor, just tell your husband. You don’t need to work so hard. Look how thin you’ve gotten. Come on, let your husband feed you.”

Shi Yitan covers his belly.

“I haven’t lost weight. Stop, please. I really can’t eat another bite…”