The CEO Always Thinks He's the Delicate Wife

Please add my series, The Male Lead Keeps Trying to Claim My Beauty, to your reading list.

Luo Yi transmigrates into a clichéd old-school romance novel called The Whole World Has Wronged Me, You Dogs.

He becomes the most miserable second male lead in the story. His suffering can be summed up in twelve words:

Everyone else gets to show off. The second male lead gets beaten up.

The leads have a misunderstanding, and the male lead drives the second male lead into bankruptcy.

The heroine gets pregnant and runs away, and the second male lead is blamed.

The heroine breaks up with the male lead, and the second male lead becomes her backup.

Then one day, the male lead suddenly gets cancer.

The second male lead is so happy that he falls to his death.

When Luo Yi arrives, he happens upon the male and female leads getting drunk and having sex for the first time.

This time, Luo Yi dusts himself off and is about to leave.

Then the male lead grabs him.

Lin Han: “You touched me, and now you think you can just run?”

Luo Yi: “???”

A few days later, Luo Yi sees that the heroine has suddenly turned into a man, while the male lead has amnesia and insists on making himself the star of the show.

The book I transmigrated into must be a bootleg.

After going through all kinds of melodramatic incidents...

Luo Yi: “Life really knows how to make a man struggle.”

And then...

The bootleg book becomes a battlefield for two ridiculous idiots.

Lin Han: “I have a secret. I've fallen for the guy who's supposed to be my friend with benefits.”

Luo Yi: “My boyfriend keeps adding scenes for himself. He thinks he's a delicate little flower I'm supporting.”

Please note: This is a silly, anything-goes story meant to make everyone laugh. Just enjoy reading!

Also, the book the male lead transmigrates into is a bootleg, and the original is a danmei novel.

The leads dote on each other. Main POV is the top's. One-on-one romance, happy ending.

None of the supporting characters are romantic rivals.

Blurb for the author's other novel, Untamable:

Xia Ye transmigrates into the book 101 Days with the Most Popular Guy.

On the day he arrives, he crashes his bicycle into someone else's Maybach.

Xia Ye: “I'm going to die right here.”

He doesn't die. The owner of the Maybach takes a liking to him.

Xia Ye naturally turns him down.

The next day, the original owner's scumbag boyfriend shows up.

Still bleary-eyed, Xia Ye spots the Maybach's owner behind the scumbag.

Xia Ye: “Thanks, but I'm not interested.”

Then Xia Ye realizes: Oh, the rich guy is the scumbag's unrequited love.

Later, Xia Ye makes a name for himself, and the scumbag, who used to barely glance at the original owner, comes looking for him.

“Xia Ye, think carefully. Who is it you really like?”

Xia Ye is stunned, then suddenly understands: “I'll go pick up the new racing car right now.”

When Xia Ye races around the track, one person is always seated right in the middle of the stands.

Later, Xia Ye asks him, “You like me? That's it?”

Shi Wen smiles. “No. I like these cars too.”

Xia Ye, who loves racing more than life itself, falls for him then and there.

When Xia Ye reaches the top, his unrequited love appears before him once again.

Before the man can speak, Xia Ye says, “Thanks, but I'm not going back. I'm with your unrequited love now.”

That same day, the usually low-key business tycoon suddenly posts on Weibo:

“Thanks for your concern. My partner is absolutely adorable. I can't share the details.”

P.S.

1. Main POV is the top's. The bottom pursues the top, and they dote on each other. One-on-one romance, happy ending.

2. The leads only love each other. They have eyes for no one else.

Theme: No matter how great the difficulties we face, we should meet them with a smile. Courage can overcome anything.