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Wei Jin transmigrates into a book. He gets a new life in exchange for playing a role and earning Heartache Points and Heart-Pounding Points, each out of 100.
This is a danmei novel. The main top is a domineering CEO starved for love, and the main bottom is a delicate flower starved for love. They love and torment each other, endure eighty-one trials, and hurt each other in body and soul, becoming each other's rag dolls, before finally ending up together.
But the ultimate angst novel has to leave the main couple abandoned by everyone, with a broken relationship that can never be mended. So everyone around them gets dragged through the wringer, too: decades of love and hatred, innocent youths, mature adults, and the two of them broken beyond repair.
Tens of thousands of readers are collateral damage, driven mad with dissatisfaction. They threaten the author with blood-written petitions to change the ending.
Under the pressure of their resentment, amplified a thousandfold, the transmigration bureau takes on the task.
The greater your ability, the greater your responsibility. And vice versa: less responsibility, less ability.
To improve reader satisfaction, the transmigration bureau decides that each transmigrator will enter one world and focus on one relationship, devoting themselves to pushing one satisfaction score to its absolute limit.
There are three tasks: 1. Follow the plot. 2. Get the main bottom's Heart-Pounding Points to 100. 3. Get the main top's Heartbreak Points to 100.
Penalties: 1. Miss a plot milestone and the mission ends. 2. If you haven't achieved both scores by age forty, the mission ends.
Reward: If this transmigration mission doesn't end, you can live as long as you want in the book's world, with immortality as the upper limit.
Guide: The top is Wei Jin, and the official bottom is the main top, Xun Shuci.
Content warnings:
1. The top's anus is untouched, but the bottom's dick may not be.
2. The main top and main bottom may have both their dicks and anuses touched.
3. There may be multiple partners, but the ending is one-on-one.
Theme: Accept imperfection
