Those Golden Days of Youth: After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Saved the Villain

Note: This is not a typical wish-fulfillment story.

[A seemingly refined but actually cold, roguish, manipulative top × a clever, spirited, upright young man who bottoms for love]

During evening study hall in his senior year of high school, Yin Shi is caught reading a romance novel by his teacher, who smacks him so hard he transmigrates into the book. Since he barely knows the story, he decides to stay out of trouble, do as little as possible, and avoid Yu Tianjin, the twisted, sinister villain he knows will emerge later.

By a twist of fate, however, he ends up sharing a desk with Yu Tianjin. He grows sympathetic toward the still-naive Yu Tianjin and curious about him. And after learning what the people in this world have been through, Yin Shi refuses to stand by and decides to change the tragic fates of those he meets.

Together, they move forward in step, shatter the tragedies that were meant to unfold, tear off the masks of hypocrites, and make sure neither becomes the other’s great regret as they share the bright days of youth.

Yin Shi used to think he could never find steady happiness.

Yu Tianjin said, “You’re my happiness. I want to be yours, too.”

Yin Shi: “Got it. Now can you get your hand off my leg first?”