[Two male leads + all kinds of crazies, obsessives, and bad dogs + from universally disliked to universally adored + devoted to one another, 1v1]
Lu Renyi is a handsome passerby who escaped from an adult novel.
To escape his bizarre fate of being a bit-part character in the protagonists’ adult novels, he gets on board with a lousy System.
And so begins his ridiculous life of bouncing between two books in the same world.
In the stepmother novel, he is the stand-in for the obsessive stepmother who torments the male lead but can never have him, as well as a wrinkly old cafeteria worker. (Note: The stepmother is a young cutie, not an old man. It’s all makeup and acting.)
In the fake-heir novel, he is the outrageous aunt who shows up to mooch and gives the two heirs one last headache.
And so
Morning: In the cafeteria, his hand trembling as he skimps on the portion for the sweet, breathy, gloomy boy,
while enduring the boy’s low, threatening voice: “Be good! I’m hungry, baby. Be nice to me! Otherwise I’ll feel awful, and I really want to cry.”
Afternoon: He staggers out of the grove, dressed like a dazzlingly sexy mature woman.
When he’s beaten up for being a mistress, he guilt-trips the fake heir:
“Auntie’s had it rough. Your uncle kicked the bucket right after I married him, and I raised you all by myself. You can’t just stand by while those bitches treat your auntie like some kind of Japanese invader!”
When he needs money, he runs over to the real heir’s house and throws his weight around: “You, fake! Pay up!”
Though he rushes from one role to the next and keeps dancing on the edge of a battlefield of romantic rivals, Lu Renyi keeps his secret identities well hidden.
Until the sweet, breathy, gloomy boy torments him, and he hides in a nursing home. The boy even catches him changing into women’s clothes.
“Good boy?”
Him: “...Uh-oh!”
Note: The love interest isn’t actually a mistress or an old man.
It looks good, but there may be some minor flaws. For example, after more than 40 chapters, the writing is a bit confusing, and the protagonist's emotional line is also very confusing. In those chapters, the character design is slightly broken, and I have never been sure of the character design of the character 🤦 But overall it's pretty good, it looks good, it would be nice if the emotional lines were clearer, and the peerless beauty of Shou should not only be seen by Gong alone, but should also be shown to the supporting characters. I feel that the supporting characters are also pretty good [Blow kiss]
Very nice! Teacher, will this book be updated again?
The plot is so creative and unique, but I feel that the male protagonist can not be hurt. It feels uncomfortable to see the male protagonist injured, and it is heartbreaking to see the male protagonist being beaten in the cafeteria.