Legends and Knights: Transmigrate into a Book

The story begins when a man named Xiao Nuo transmigrates to a Western fantasy world where magic and machinery coexist. Faced with a choice between getting face-slapped and face-slapping others, he chooses the latter, only to discover that he has transmigrated into a book, and that he has just beaten up the author's "darling boy"!

That's right: the male lead, Hei, is a dragon who can't have children. Throughout the entire novel, God War, the male lead gives away magical treasures, people, and abilities, relying entirely on his "darling boy" to carry on his legacy. And Xiao Nuo has just beaten up that darling boy. He has no idea what he's gotten himself into.

But that's not what the story is really about. The truth is that the male lead is a gamer, a hardcore homebody who loves games, and he's been transported into his own game account. He's level 99 from the start, with top-tier pets from all nine races, and hiding in a garbage dump abandoned over a thousand years ago. What should he do in this unknown world a thousand years in the future? Obviously, pick fights with everything under the sun.

What Xiao Nuo never expected was that he wasn't the only one who wasn't from this world. The male lead had transmigrated too.

But the world he found wasn't like the novel Xiao Nuo had read. Two hundred years later, God War was adapted into Love of the Gods, a melodramatic interstellar romance. Xiao Nuo, a transmigrator, and the male lead, who gradually grows cold and ruthless, embark on a life of mutual torment and murderous conflict.

When the two outsiders start following the plot of the novel together, they discover that it's heading in a completely inexplicable direction.

"What? You actually like me?" Xiao Nuo stares at Hei in shock.

"What? You actually don't like me?" Hei stares back at Xiao Nuo in shock.

What a huge misunderstanding.

A charming, growing bottom x a top who is restrained and patient at first, then devoted and all-embracing later

Theme: You have to weather the storm before you can see the rainbow