The Paper Characters All Know I Want to Win Them Over

Synopsis:

Liu Yuze transmigrates into a cultivation game aimed at female players. To get out, he has to win over the hidden male lead.

However, all the romanceable characters in the game have learned that they're just fictional characters, and that Liu Yuze came in to pursue them.

Completely unaware of this, Liu Yuze finds the four male leads putting on a show throughout his attempts to win them over, treating him with thoughtful care and tender affection. They try to make him fall for them and give up on his quest to win over the hidden male lead.

The only exception is Liu Yuze's target, the hidden male lead Yun Tianyang. He's genuine, cruel, and ruthless, killing Liu Yuze countless times.

Liu Yuze: The hidden male lead feels so real. I love him!

Yun Tianyang: ??

The four male leads: ??

Next up: my upcoming historical danmei, The Master Brought This on Himself (Transmigrating into a Book)

Zhou Jiuyi transmigrates into a cultivation novel full of tragic romance, becoming a powerful hidden character.

Kindhearted (not) Zhou Jiuyi can't help offering a friendly hand. He tricks the young original male lead into signing a hundred-year master-servant contract, then takes him in as his sole "beloved disciple."

With this all-purpose original male lead at his side, Zhou Jiuyi lives a life of having everything brought to him, while remotely directing him to vanquish demons and monsters.

Little does he know that his wolf-cub disciple, whom he bosses around all day, is secretly carving marks into the wall and counting down the days.

At last, the hundred-year contract expires.

Looking at his former beloved disciple, whose cultivation has somehow surpassed his own, Zhou Jiuyi finds himself forced to press his bloody handprint onto a brand-new contract.

His former disciple's chilling voice reaches his ear: "Master, I look forward to spending this life with you."

Theme: Strive tirelessly and never give up!