Jin Shiyu transmigrated into a modern, reverse-harem, coercive-romance book.
When other people transmigrate into a book: The male leads go crazy for me, obsess over me, and bang their heads against a wall for me.
When Jin Shiyu transmigrates into a book: A tycoon buys him a house, capital turns him into a god, a doctor takes care of his body, a lawyer brings him a contract, a prosecutor restricts his movements, the mafia handles dirty business for him, a tech genius builds a model of him, and a psychologist tries to redefine him.
Jin Shiyu: "..."
The good news: They all love him.
The bad news: Every one of their love stories might be illegal.
Tycoon: "Everything you have is because of me."
Jin Shiyu: "Then let's start by discussing the exit clause."
Psychologist: "You reject me because you're afraid of intimacy."
Jin Shiyu: "You don't want to heal me. You want to become the only person legally allowed to explain me."
Prosecutor: "This is for your safety."
Jin Shiyu: "Please show me the legal basis, written documentation, oversight mechanism, and exit plan."
Tech genius: "I've calculated every choice you could possibly make."
Jin Shiyu: "You've overfit the model."
Eventually, the eighteen unhinged male leads finally realize...
Jin Shiyu isn't a prize for them to fight over, a reverse-harem darling waiting to be rescued, or anyone's possession.
He's an anti-scam System for coercive-romance fiction.
Reader's guide:
1. A lighthearted reverse-harem comedy. The protagonist is beautiful but doesn't know it, and he's very good at calling the police.
2. Lots of unhinged characters, lots of hopeless romantics, and lots of people testing the limits of the law.
3. The protagonist won't put up with coercive romance, psychological manipulation, or "I did it for your own good."
4. Everyone else may break down, but the protagonist won't.
Theme: Love can make your heart flutter, but it must never cross the line.
It's fun, you can spread out the settings of the heartthrob novel and substitute it into facial makeup.
I don't know why, but I smiled inexplicably when I saw the disposable phone