This is a journey into a book with a fragmented plot. Chi Shan, the uke, transmigrates into a book as the sickly, murderous third male lead and gains a bewitchingly beautiful face. He stumbles along, doing whatever it takes to survive. He and the book's scum second male lead, Gu Qiyuan, the seme, fall for each other. Gu Qiyuan pursues him relentlessly and trips him up at every turn, determined to expose his identity. To each other's faces, they trade barbs and refuse to yield, but behind the scenes, they spend every night pining for each other.
What on earth did they do to deserve this?
When Chi Shan enters, Gu Qiyuan gives him a faint smile and says in a flippant tone, "Well, Young Master Chi, are you finally able to get out of bed?"
"The Marquis summoned me. Even if I couldn't get up, I had to, didn't I?" Chi Shan waves his fan and sits opposite Gu Qiyuan, pouring him tea across the small sandalwood table.
"Did I say you could sit?" Gu Qiyuan asks, his face showing flippant displeasure.
Chi Shan smiles faintly and gives a soft snort. "I was just pouring you tea. I'll get right up."
"Since you've sat down, stay seated. I'm not so petty." Gu Qiyuan picks up his teacup and takes a sip.
Chi Shan's expression remains calm and untroubled. "Thank you, Marquis!" But inwardly, he curses, "You dead scumbag, always haunting me. Have you got some kind of dog-skin plaster stuck to you?"
It's a very interesting author, but I just want to ask the author whether the original Chi and the current Chi are the same person. Although this body originally belonged to the original owner, if the original owner comes back, what will happen to the Chi who traveled through time? Neither of them want them to disappear. If one of them disappears, it would be really unfair. Will it be very cruel later? Author