(I’ll start posting once I’ve saved up 300 chapters. Thanks to everyone who added this to their favorites.)
Spoiled, dramatic, vicious bottom x gloomy, restrained, secretly passionate ghostly top
What should you do if you transmigrate into a cannon-fodder character destined to be a stepping stone for the overpowered male lead?
Worse still, the original character is a well-known gay.
After deliberately ignoring the original character’s sexual orientation,
Ye Yunjing declares, “Overpowered male leads are so annoying.”
So he hires the male lead, Luo Shiting, as his personal bodyguard.
Luo Shiting doesn’t like physical contact with people.
Ye Yunjing: “Come wash my feet every night.”
His foot has just come out of the water, still dripping.
The next moment, his wet foot comes down hard on the man kneeling before him.
The man’s lowered face hides all but the faintest glimpse of his tightly pressed lips.
Luo Shiting hates sweets.
Ye Yunjing starts eating five meals a day.
Every meal includes a little cake so sickeningly sweet it makes your teeth ache.
Ye Yunjing takes only one bite of each.
So what should be done with the rest?
The young master smiles wickedly.
“Here, good doggie.”
Luo Shiting grows quieter and more obedient by the day, nothing like the spirited male lead in the original story.
Yet Ye Yunjing starts to find him boring…
That is, until he transfers to a new school.
The student council president, with two adorable fangs, catches his attention.
“So this is Luo Shiting’s true love?”
Ye Yunjing’s attention shifts completely.
In the shadows where no one can see,
Luo Shiting watches the proud young master smile at someone else.
His eyes turn dark.
[Bonus scene]
“Even if we did it, so what? I’ll just pretend a dog bit me!”
Ye Yunjing looks straight at the man before him and says each word distinctly.
“Baby, you can bite me back.”
Two silhouettes overlap in the dark room.
A hand reaches desperately out from beneath the curtain.
Before it can grasp anything,
it is dragged back in an instant.
Theme: Perhaps we can learn to trust someone