The Professional Backup, Cutting Off Love [Book Transmigration]

[Complete] In Fu Yuzhen’s phone, there was a contact named “Jiang.” No matter when he called, Jiang always picked up right away. If Fu wanted company, Jiang would come over at once. If he skipped breakfast, Jiang would order delivery for him. If he was having trouble with plagiarism detection on his thesis, no problem, his big brother would handle it for him. But just as Fu had saved Jiang’s contact under the casual one-character name “Jiang,” Jiang Meisheng was nothing more than a backup and a lovesick puppy in Fu’s eyes. What Fu didn’t know was that in Jiang Meisheng’s phone, Fu’s contact was saved as “Number 3.” There were already a Number 1 and a Number 2. Back when Jiang Meisheng still put his heart into love His childhood friend, a designer, kept him on the hook, drawing close one moment and pulling away the next. When Jiang Meisheng figured it out, he realized he was just a backup. He was married to a business tycoon for three years, and their life was happy and perfect. Then the tycoon’s old flame came home, and he rushed to divorce Jiang Meisheng. That was when Jiang finally understood: he was a stand-in. Thanks to those scumbags, Jiang Meisheng saw through it all. He was done giving his heart away. As long as he was having fun, it didn’t matter. If he fawned over one person, he was a lovesick puppy. If he fawned over a hundred, he was a playboy! But why, after he’d stopped falling in love, did all these scumbags want to live with him, remarry him, and take him home to meet their parents? I just wanted to fawn over you a little, but you want to seduce me! Weren’t we just having fun? Jiang Meisheng made a swift escape. Synopsis two: One day, Jiang Meisheng became self-aware and discovered that he was living in a book. Not one book, but three! In each one, he had fewer than ten thousand words of screen time. He was an insignificant side character whose only purpose was to be the protagonists’ lovesick puppy and make them look more appealing. To make his lovesick-puppy role believable, he had “selective eating disorder”: he could only feel hungry when he was looking at a handsome man. Jiang Meisheng took it all in stride. You think I’m a lovesick puppy, but I just want to eat properly. You treat me like a backup, but I treat you like dinner company. You want to get back together, but all I want is to go out for a meal. He wanted to have meals with the scum semes from all three books, and with the love interests, too! Who could have guessed that after a few meals, the love interests started looking at him strangely? Devoted genius scientist and lovesick top student seme × carefree beauty who could bring a kingdom to its knees The familiar melodrama, the familiar groveling-after-the-breakup story. Scum semes get their comeuppance. No choosing between love interests. Synopsis written January 31, 2021, screenshot saved. My next story, please add it to your reading list: "Transmigrated as the Villainess’s Sidekick in a Palace-Intrigue Novel" After Ping Huizhi died, he transmigrated into his favorite palace-intrigue drama, "Willow of the Palace Walls". Unfortunately, he became the personal servant of the drama’s main villain, Consort Yan. Consort Yan was ruthless, vicious, jealous, and power-hungry. She stirred up trouble in the harem and eliminated her rivals, managing to survive for fifty episodes before the heroine, Consort Zhen, killed her. Even worse, something had gone wrong during the transmigration: every concubine in this harem was a man. The good news was that Consort Yan was still the villain, and the target of his cruelty was still the male lead, Consort Zhen. The bad news was that the reason he was jealous had become Ping Huizhi. “That little hussy Consort Zhen just doesn’t know when to stop!” the villain snarled, gripping Ping Huizhi’s hand. “Which hand did he use to touch you?” “That little slut Consort Zhen has no shame!” the villain snarled, clutching Ping Huizhi by the waist. “Look at the way he stares at you. His head’s full of filthy thoughts!” “That little tramp Consort Zhen has gone too far!” The villain pinned Ping Huizhi to the bed, then turned red in spite of himself. “He actually dared to kiss you! I... I want to kiss you too!” Theme: Even when you’ve been hurt, don’t forget how to love. A broken heart will eventually find someone gentle enough to mend it