[Tsundere sunshine young master shou × gentle iceberg CEO gong]
Wei Shu died at twenty-five from congenital heart disease.
The bad news: He’s been transported into an unlicensed copy of a melodramatic Mary Sue novel he’s never read.
The good news: There’s a System, and the novel gives him a handsome childhood friend.
The System’s task is to fix this heavily altered novel.
Wei Shu understands. Wei Shu will do it. System, please assist.
The satisfying part: from the start, he took advantage of the newbie protection period to slap the villain back and vent his anger.
The unsatisfying part: Not long after arriving, he reunited with his childhood friend, kissed him, and suffered a backlash, coughing up blood and losing control all at once.
Could anything be more awkward?
Awkward or not, he still had to complete the mission.
Wei Shu started bluffing.
When the villain told him to invest money, Wei Shu praised how impressive the guy was and said he could handle it.
When the villain told him to donate blood to save his lover, Wei Shu said he’d eaten too much candy and had high blood sugar.
Then he turned and fixed a burning gaze on his childhood friend, Xie Lidong. His friend was icy toward him, clearly still hurt.
What a mess! The road to winning his husband back was long and winding.
But when Xie Lidong saw Wei Shu in danger with his own eyes, he could no longer keep up the act. The ice between them began to thaw, and they started a “secret relationship” to dodge the plot.
From then on, Wei Shu acted cold toward Xie Lidong in front of others, then returned to their private space and slowly coaxed the iceberg.
That way, he could handle both the mission and the romance. But suddenly, huge disturbances rocked the world of the novel, and innocent people were struck by one disaster after another.
Wei Shu joined forces with the System and his beloved to embark on a path of turning the tables.
Theme: In life, what matters most is being comfortable.