Escaping the Sweet Romance World [Book Transmigration]

After graduating, Jiang Ming applied for an editor position at a website. At some point, a trend for sweet romance took over the site. Whether it was an overbearing CEO or a Republican-era romance, no matter the subject, logic was dead and sweetness was king. Jiang Ming read these mindless sweet romances until his teeth nearly rotted. "No, no, no. This little bottom has leukemia. His hair should fall out, his teeth should fall out, and he should become gaunt and haggard. Would the domineering CEO still be into him? Of course not! He'd dump him and get together with some sultry homewrecker!" "You say the other guy is the son of your father's killer, but after meeting him for the first time, you decide to let go of your hatred and flirt with him? You should stab him in the chest and snarl, 'A debt incurred by the father must be paid by the son!'" "E-Editor, wouldn't the readers tear us apart if we wrote it like that?" the author under his supervision asked nervously. "What's the problem? Let me tell you, works that live on for generations are tragedies. The sadder, the better. Readers love being tortured." Jiang Ming beamed with pride. "There's a saying: I torture my readers a thousand times, yet they still treat me like their first love." Then one day, the readers' complaints sent Jiang Ming into a book he'd forced into a tragic ending. The only way to complete his mission and leave was to make the story sweet again. Jiang Ming couldn't help shouting, "I'm an editor of tragic romance! How am I supposed to force this story to become sweet?!"