The Fairy's Fifteenth Book

[Two male leads + nontraditional aristocratic college + Korean manhwa + unhinged and hilarious + fiery, powerful bottom who cultivates unorthodox magic + brooding, scheming, powerful top] Qi Lü, an urban cultivator of unorthodox magic. One moment, he was struck dead in midair over Lujiazui; the next, he’d transmigrated into a hugely popular Korean manhwa. You know how Korean manhwa plots go... The main characters in the comic all had badass backgrounds, and each was twisted in their own way. For example: 1. Sinister and cunning, 2. Scheming and cold-blooded, 3. Violent with a split personality... Qi Lü’s job was to play the passerby, the foil, the cannon fodder who brought his own doom, and other such tools, so the deranged plot could proceed smoothly. Unfortunately, Qi Lü had smashed the prompt panel beyond repair. The mission plot in front of him was now incomplete. The System gave up: “Please fill in the gaps as you see fit. Just stay alive.” Qi Lü grinned. “Then I’ll do things the unorthodox way.” And so the panel displayed: [You think, why is the protagonist the only poor student who catches their eye? So you charge in without thinking, raise your hand, and hit ▇▇▇▇, then shyly say to Top 1, ‘Oppa, you’re really so ▇▇▇▇.’] Without a word, Qi Lü raised his hand and smacked Top 1 on the back of the head, then said shyly, “Oppa, you’re such a poser.” Later, not only had the plot become too deranged to watch, but a certain someone’s gaze had started to change, too. One day, he was suddenly cornered in his dorm room, a tempting voice murmuring by his ear: “We’re both Chinese, so why not get to know each other?”