A Prodigal’s Return Can Turn to Gold

Mainly centered on the pursuing top, with a groveling-after-the-breakup arc and a terrible man who discovers he has a heart. Kink-focused, and probably counts as feel-good fiction. If these tropes aren't for you, don't read. Centered on the white moonlight top. Pure, cool-headed, universally adored top x a scummy-at-first, devoted-later, privileged bottom. The bottom spoils the top; the top isn't abused. The bottom is a scumbag, but stays faithful. The ending will pair the top with someone else. Ye Yilan transmigrates into a novel full of people obsessed with sex and romance, where bizarre perverts are everywhere. He can see the outrageous character tags floating above everyone's heads, but all he wants is to avoid the cast and live as an insignificant bystander. He never expected to get engaged to the world-consciousness-approved male lead: a privileged scumbag so vile that everyone hates him. Can two men get engaged in this world? Why does everyone act like it's perfectly normal?! He wants to refuse... but his fiancé is offering him far too much. Poor college student Ye Yilan readily starts treating his fiancé as a generous patron, future boss, and the best bro in the world. But his fiancé starts looking at him in increasingly strange ways. Weren't they supposed to be friends? Wasn't he going to introduce him to other people? Didn't he insist on setting him up with his best bro? ...So why is he treating him better and better? Why is he getting into a huge fight with his best bro over him, turning them into sworn enemies?! Don't forget your top-tier scumbag persona! * The first second Qin Chi sees Ye Yilan, he raises an eyebrow carelessly, swirls the red wine in his glass, and looks down at him. “My fiancée?” His fiancée has delicate features and looks pure and innocent. He smiles shyly at Qin Chi. Qin Chi thinks: ...He seems rather boring. Still, there'd be no harm in having a little fun. He could invite his best bro along, too. That would make it more interesting. ...Even at the moment of his death, that smile, bright as the moon, remains etched in his mind. From the very first glance, he could never forget it. * Theme: Cherish the present