[Two male leads + mutual devotion + both pure + one-on-one romance + guaranteed sweetness + business genius with a sharp tongue but easily framed Alpha gong + transmigrates into a book, curses without swearing, fast Beta-to-Omega shou + husband-protection battle + I don’t care, there’ll be a baby later]
Bai Wu died.
He got so mad reading this book that he literally died.
Because the original leads were shameless, and the antagonist kept getting framed again and again.
His favorite major antagonist!!
Was just gone like that!!
What was the point?
The original leads had enough melodramatic nonsense between the two of them. What did the antagonist have to do with any of it?
It’s worth mentioning that when he was a teenager, he suddenly realized he liked men. He even thought he’d be the one on the bottom.
All because of what should have been an ordinary, funny old-school melodramatic novel.
After finally finding his ideal type, it turned out he was just a fictional character. And then he died.
He and the author were sworn enemies!!!
He’d even written a whole rant. He’d barely posted it when everything went black.
The good news, though, was that when he opened his eyes again, he realized he had transmigrated into a book.
As the antagonist’s assistant.
Bai Wu: Huh~
[Also known as: Forget-me-not Beneath the Pines]
"A road lies open today, so let us roam without restraint,
Beneath the pines, forget-me-not, and remember me.
How many years has the clear wind and window shadow known?
The gauze curtain drifts, bathed in pale daylight."
[I drew the cover myself. My first time drawing on a single layer!!!
Phone · single layer · finger-drawing buffs fully stacked!!
Spent over two hours on it. Couldn’t draw anymore, so this will have to do.]
[I think my writing is awful. Feel free to give it a “fake taste test.”]
The writing is average and the plot is okay. I feel that the author should be good at details. Although the two protagonists are not together yet after 80,000 words, you can find a little bit of sugar residue in each chapter. Even though he is the villain in the original book, he is actually not bad. On the contrary, he is quite good. And Bai just likes him very much, so he traveled through the book to save him. Overall it's okay. Give me five stars first
The author's writing is very good!! It shows all the brainless plots in Ba Zong's article! Sweet love is also very good!