Saving That Cold and Aloof Bottom

Ji Fanxing transmigrates into the campus novel he just finished reading. The protagonist, Wen Sheng, is gentle and refined as jade, with an air of proud integrity. He is exactly Ji Fanxing's ideal type! But the novel is a twisted story about abusing the protagonist. The more perfect Wen Sheng is now, the more brutally he will be tormented by the scheming male lead later. Not only will his family be destroyed and his loved ones die, but the male lead will also poison his eyes and lock him in a cage, where he will never see the light of day again. Yet at the very beginning of the story, all Wen Sheng did was kindly let the male lead take shelter from the rain. Unable to bear seeing a white swan reduced to a caged bird, Ji Fanxing steps into that first rainstorm, tosses the male lead an umbrella from afar, grabs Wen Sheng, and runs for it, disrupting the pair's fated encounter. He thinks he's saved Wen Sheng, but fails to notice the man's gaze darkening with displeasure. A skilled hunter often appears in the guise of prey. By the time Ji Fanxing comes to his senses, Wen Sheng already has his throat clasped in his hand. * To achieve one's aims, one must stop at nothing. Wen Sheng understands these eight words all too well. He is even willing to make himself a disposable pawn on the chessboard, patiently guiding others to help him avenge the blood feud. But before his plan can begin, an