I Stole the Man the Big Shot Longed for but Could Never Have [Book Transmigration]

Song Zhao transmigrated into a cannon-fodder character in a book who shared his name.

When he opened his eyes, he found the corpse of the male lead's unattainable beloved lying beside him.

The man's name was Wei Bai. A peerless genius, aloof and refined, he was admired and idolized by countless disciples. Unfortunately, luck was not on his side. He died young, and throughout the rest of the story, he lived on only in the male lead's memories.

As Song Zhao stood there, dazed, Wei Bai suddenly woke up. He had come back from the dead.

*

Many years later, Wei Bai smiled at Song Zhao and said:

"There's something off about the way you've written me in this story. I'm no noble gentleman, pure as the moon and wind. I'm just a greedy, despicable villain."

His eyes and brows were tender yet cold:

"If you ever dare betray me, I'll smash every bone in your body and show you what it means to wish you were dead but be unable to die."

*

Wei Bai was no beloved white moonlight. He was a black-hearted lotus, rotten to the core, with a chill gleaming deep in his bones.

He was born without a heart, cold and merciless toward all living things. Only when he met Song Zhao did he learn that the word for love needed just one little heart added to it.

[Archived 2019.6.27]