Shen Qinghe, a hugely popular livestreamer with millions of followers who sells products online, transmigrated into a book, of all things, and ended up in the body of the cannon fodder male supporting character who shared his name in a melodramatic novel.
In the original book, cannon fodder Shen Qinghe spends half the story courting death. In the end, he's just there to move the plot along, and his fate is bleak: he dies a gruesome death.
Now that he's transmigrated, what else can he do? Staying alive comes first. What's the point of romance? Focusing on making money is the way to go.
But the original book's vicious, scheming cannon fodder villain, the seemingly lovesick Ninth Prince Han Jingxuan, who's only interested in claiming the throne, keeps making advances toward him.
Why isn't this following the original plot?
To stay alive and avoid getting caught in the villain's downfall at the end,
Shen Qinghe: "You're the big bad. Keep your hands off me."
Han Jingxuan: "I came to see Qinghe."
Shen Qinghe: "You're a cannon fodder supporting character who's hell-bent on usurping the throne. Stay away from me."
Han Jingxuan: "What's mine is yours. And I'm yours, too."
Shen Qinghe: ??? What else can I do? I can only end up with him.
A domineering, devoted, jealous seme who only pretends to be lovesick (Han Jingxuan) x a miserly, calculating uke who loves money and cherishes his life (Shen Qinghe)
* This is all made up and cannot be historically verified. It's similar to ABO, but the basic features of traditional ABO won't be described in much detail.
The plot progresses quickly. Compact [learned] sweet, good-looking.
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