The Male Lead Never Follows the Plot

Lin Qing really wanted a little sister. It was only after he transmigrated into the romance novel he had written that he realized his male lead seemed to have absolutely no intention of following the plot!

In short, this is a story about an author who transmigrates into his own book and quietly watches his little sister grow up, hoping she will follow the original story and find happiness in the end. But then, by accident, the male lead falls for him and carries him home, bundled up and over his shoulder.

[One-on-one romance, younger seme]

[Sweet, sweet, sweet. If it isn't sweet, you can hit me]

[The uke is really not a siscon!]

[The silly author's logic died early, so there may be bugs and sudden plot twists]

[The little sister isn't naive or chuunibyou, and won't cling to the original male lead as her only option]

[This novel isn't based on real people, really, it isn't @Butler]

Here's a novel recommendation _(:з"∠)_

"[Quick Transmigration] It's All for the Sake of Winning You Over": The self-cultivation of a scummy uke. "[Reborn] The Good-Guy System": A story about striving to become a good person. "What Should I Do About My Regular Customer Being a Lunatic?": A story about matching wits with a lunatic (or so it seems). "On the Self-Cultivation of a System": Leading one's own Host to the pinnacle of life. "[Merman] The Emperor's Cursed Song": A strong-strong merman setting.

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