The Young Master Transmigrates into a Book: Even a Substitute Deserves to Be Cherished

Young master Ruan Weiyi inexplicably transmigrates into a book, becoming a minor stand-in character who shares his name.

He has a serious grudge against this stand-in who has the same name as him.

The guy could have stayed a perfectly good, forgettable stand-in, but instead he became a lovesick dog who fell for the protagonist seme and a thorn in the two leads’ relationship.

Come on, could you show a little respect for the contract? Five million for three years! Room and board included! No dining dates! No sleeping together!

All you have to do is occasionally play the pretty ornament and let him look at you. Where else are you going to find a client this generous?

Ruan Weiyi plans to quietly be an inconspicuous stand-in. He absolutely refuses to become a lovesick dog or maintain the original character’s persona. He’ll just wait until the day he transmigrates back.

Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned, and there’s no way this life inside the book is going to be peaceful.

The protagonist seme, Xi Lin, who is devoted to his white moonlight and never wavers, starts acting out of character and showing up in front of him all the time.

At first, he shoves him away, ignores him, doubts him, and behaves unpredictably. Later, he helps him, teaches him, comforts him, and treats him with the utmost tenderness.

Ruan Weiyi’s impression of Xi Lin changes from “that bastard” to “that old man,” and finally to “he’s a good person.”

Before he even realizes what’s happening, the other guy confesses to him!

This... is a little terrifying!

Xi Lin, did you forget you still have a white moonlight...