Transmigrated Into a Book to Save the Beautiful, Strong, Tragic Protagonist

Transmigrate-into-a-book redemption × two male leads

Gentle, steady, wealthy-family top × aloof, resilient, beautiful-but-tragic bottom

One-on-one romance, happy ending, mutual healing

Top’s point of view, both leads are strong

After dying suddenly, Ji Mosheng transmigrates into a melodramatic angst novel called CEO, Your Wife Has Run Away Again.

In the original story, the bottom, Lu Yuanbai, comes from a poor family and is saddled with enormous debts. The domineering CEO Gu Yuran takes him by force, and he eventually dies alone in a rented room on a rainy night.

Ji Mosheng, meanwhile, becomes a walk-on character without even a name: the heir to the Ji family, whose power rivals the Gu family’s, but who chooses to attend an elite school anonymously.

The System tells him: [Prevent Lu Yuanbai’s death, or your soul will vanish.]

Ji Mosheng watches the boy stand tall in the classroom despite being bullied,

sees him maintain excellent grades despite poverty and crushing pressure,

and watches him juggle several jobs before coming home with a smile for his family.

“I won’t accept this ending.”

So he transfers into Lu Yuanbai’s class,

helps him out with a math problem,

“happens” to get him some clean clothes,

and “accidentally” takes care of the loan sharks and medical bills.

As if it were all just a little effort.

Until one rainy night, Lu Yuanbai catches him by the sleeve and asks softly,

“Ji Mosheng, why... are you so good to me?”

Ji Mosheng looks at his trembling eyelashes. “Because from the first moment I saw you, I knew you deserved a better future.”

[Leave your brain here]