Playing the Tycoon in a Dogblood Novel

Jiang Shi transmigrates into an old-school, melodramatic danmei novel and becomes a cannon-fodder male supporting character, there to make the domineering male lead look good. The original supporting character shares Jiang Shi's name and came from a poor rural village, working his way out of the mountains through his studies.

After saving the male lead's love interest, who was drunk and nearly taken away by some thugs, he becomes the target of the male lead's relentless hostility, as the latter sees him as a rival in love. He not only loses the job he fought so hard to get, but is also thrown out of his rental room with no money to his name.

The supporting character has no idea why his life has turned out so miserable. Disappointed and desperate, he decides to end his life. That's when Jiang Shi transmigrates into the story, becoming a broke cannon-fodder supporting character.

He thinks he's been dealt an utterly hopeless hand from the start, but it turns out he brought a tycoon System with him. Complete the System's spending missions, and he earns enormous bonuses.

Jiang Shi is raring to go, ready to use the tycoon System to defy fate and avenge the cannon-fodder supporting character.

Then he discovers that the powerful man who's been taking care of him and helping him at every turn is actually Lin Yueqi, the original story's scheming antagonist.

In the novel, Lin Yueqi's youngest sister dies because of the male lead. Lin Yueqi turns evil for her sake and constantly opposes the male lead, but since he's not the protagonist, he ends up with a truly miserable fate.

To keep Lin Yueqi from turning evil, Jiang Shi decides to go undercover by his side and protect his little sister from being harmed by bad people.

But he never expected that, while he was undercover... he'd end up making the antagonist his wife.

Important warnings:

1. Male-lead POV, tycoon story, and a rather unusual perspective and subject matter. If you don't like that, please don't force yourself to read it! (Screams!)

2. Rich, handsome, puppy-like gong × scheming, reserved, flirtatious queen shou (younger gong).

3. This won't be published behind a paywall. It's free, with an irregular update schedule.

Theme: Keep your heart turned toward the sun, love yourself, and love life.