I Choose to Take the Upper Hand in a Coercive-Love Story

[A college student with split personalities who pretends to be a yandere × a CEO who’s brainwashed himself into being hopelessly lovesick]

[Content warning: With the split personalities, it’s hard to say who does what. If I had to put it in order, maybe the first is in the middle, the second is on the bottom, and the third is on top.]

Qing Ji transmigrates into a book, landing in the body of the protagonist, who shares his name, in a forced-love novel he read before dying.

He hadn’t cared much about the story, until he saw Pei Wen’s face.

Qing Ji: “Okay, now I’m a little interested in sex.”

And so Qing Ji takes the top spot.

…

As the young master of the Pei family, Pei Wen has been spoiled all his life. The only setback he’s ever faced is being rejected after confessing his feelings. So he snaps. During the two months of captivity, it’s a daily cycle of him escaping, Pei Wen chasing him, and Pei Wen breaking down in tears.

Then Qing Ji loses his memory, and his words and actions become completely different from before.

The person who once fought so hard against loving someone he could never have suddenly starts acting “slutty,” even telling him he’s “not getting enough.” Pei Wen can’t take it.

Little by little, he discovers the truth about his lover.

It turns out he has split personalities. It turns out he really can’t handle the third personality.

[Forgetting you is where loving you begins]