Gentle, flirtatious, slightly goofy transmigrated-into-a-book cannon-fodder Jing Nian × proud, emotionally inarticulate, troublesome villain Jiang Hemian
As an excellent fiction editor, Jing Nian forced himself to finish the god-awful novel The Century’s Tormented Love: Pei’s Luo. In thirty years of life and eight years of work, he had never transmigrated into a book before. Not only was he completely inexperienced, he was forced to become President Wang, whose company was on the verge of bankruptcy. Now he has to save his company while trying to salvage a plot that has gone wildly off the rails, all because the System chirped, “Complete the mission and you can go home!”
Jing Nian’s inner thoughts: Heavens above, Earth below, can someone please save this villain from his own self-destruction?
As the scheming villain of a novel, Jiang Hemian has lost count of how many times he has acted deviously. He has tried again and again, but can never escape the repetitive life and predetermined ending. Guided by the principle that if the world kisses me painfully, I’ll make the whole world sick, he has ruined countless people. But this world seems to be controlled by an invisible hand, steering everything toward its destined outcome. When he awakens once more, a blade has severed his blood vessels. At the moment his blood congeals, he gains the ability to think beyond the control. He cannot die, and he cannot change anything. In the hollow abyss, he is the only one being watched, until the one who can break the deadlock appears.
Jiang Hemian’s inner thoughts: What can I do to make you stay with me one minute longer?
