[Possessive pursuit + forced love + size difference + a powerful man losing control + both leads are sexually inexperienced + a long road to win her back]
This story starts sweet and turns painful. Tap the little heart if you like it~
Tang Wanning, a web novelist who has been single her whole life at twenty-three, considers becoming an online fiction author her greatest achievement. She once wrote 60,000 words of a novel, then abandoned it: His Prisoner in the Palm of His Hand.
One day, as she rushes to meet a deadline, a bolt of lightning strikes, and she transmigrates into her own abandoned novel as its unlucky heroine, Liu Shishi, blessed with a stunning 34D figure.
She opens her eyes to find a man covered in blood lying on top of her. It’s none other than the male lead she abandoned after writing only a third of the story, Si Chenye, the most untouchable man on the border, known as “Young Master Ye.”
Before she can even process the fact that she has transmigrated into a book, Si Chenye takes her along to negotiate a business deal. Someone drugs the wine, and she takes his drink for him. When the drug takes effect, she gets handsy with Si Chenye and takes him to bed.
The next morning, she wakes up having lost her virginity and curses him out: “Si Chenye, you bastard!” He replies unhurriedly, “You were the one who made the first move last night. Don’t you remember?”
And so Tang Wanning begins her “blissful” life after transmigrating into a book: the powerful man takes her everywhere he goes, forcing her to play the role of “Young Master Ye’s woman.” Amid one dangerous situation and rescue after another, she realizes she may have fallen in love with the man she created herself.
Just as she realizes she has fallen for the man she wrote into existence, she returns to the real world.
The plot is quite funny. The funny girl and the cold-blooded boss add a lot of color to the boss's gray life. I feel why the male protagonist likes the female protagonist. I have to say that the emotions are too delicate when writing this kind of article. I must be a sentimental person in life. This novel is a bit funny. There are so many details that made me smile, haha.