Lee Tae Woo transmigrated into a debt-ridden bottom in a melodramatic 19+ Korean comic.
From the start, his life was a complete disaster: a gambling-addicted father, a missing mother, a younger brother still in school, and him, falling apart.
According to the comic's original plot, the creditor would show up and dump billions in gambling debts on his shoulders. That was where his miserable life would begin. Up to that point, Lee Tae Woo was devastated, but he could still accept it.
The problem was that this was a 19+ melodramatic Korean comic, full of scenes where he ran, they chased, and he couldn't escape even if he grew wings.
Including, but not limited to, being caught and forced to repay his debt with his body, being given to the creditor's underlings to be sexually assaulted, being handed over to the creditor's archenemy to be sexually assaulted, and then being sent back to the creditor after the archenemy got sick of him and sexually assaulted him.
Finally, according to the original plot, he would leave in sorrow, faking his death. Only then would the creditor suddenly realize his feelings and launch into the cliched pursuit-and-redemption arc.
Lee Tae Woo, who considered himself a paragon of the five virtues and four beauties, couldn't accept that. So he decided to escape the fate the comic had laid out for him.
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Song Wenjing was a fixer of melodramatic comic plots. In this Korean comic world, he transmigrated here with a System, taking the role of Kim Min Hyeok's capable right-hand man.
His ultimate mission was to make sure Kim Min Hyeok and Lee Tae Woo got their perfect happy ending together.
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The comic-transmigration System developed a serious bug. The System that was supposed to appear inside Lee Tae Woo somehow ended up in Song Wenjing's mind instead.
Every mission assigned to Lee Tae Woo became an objective Song Wenjing had to complete.
The two of them were forced to work together, setting off on a hilarious journey of love and hate.
When faced with a debt guarantee form:
Lee Tae Woo's System was going ding-ding-ding in Song Wenjing's head. As Lee Tae Woo stubbornly resisted, Song Wenjing picked up a pen and signed in one smooth stroke.
Lee Tae Woo was shocked. "Why are you writing my name?!"
When Lee Tae Woo was fleeing to the airport, about to escape the country:
Song Wenjing chased after him and did everything he could to stop him. The protagonist seme saw Lee Tae Woo and Song Wenjing tussling and accepted the situation in a second.
"Executive Song! How dare you elope with him!"
Song Wenjing: ?
Lee Tae Woo: ?
After a while, Song Wenjing and Lee Tae Woo finally realized they could complete their missions by exploiting loopholes.
This wasn't the real world. Under the comic's will, every plot point would veer toward the most melodramatic outcome possible.
And so began a hilarious, melodramatic story packed with all kinds of coincidences and mishaps.
Reader's guide:
1. One-on-one, mutually devoted couple, happy ending.
2. The bottom has absolutely no interest in the protagonist seme or his archenemy.
Theme: Be a resilient little weed
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