After Flirting With My Boss, I Got Caught

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Blurb One:

Chengcheng Lü secretly set up an anonymous chat group for fans inside the Port Mafia, bringing together like-minded friends.

Every day, their conversations went something like this:

[I want to bury my face between Chuuya's thighs and cry my heart out.]

[I woke up today to find my wife Chuuya kissing me all over.]

[It's late. Chuuya's calling me home to sleep.]

Then one day, the group was exposed to her immediate superior: the very person they anonymously talked about every day, Mr. Nakahara.

As she stared at her boss, his face dark with anger as he ordered her to find the culprit, Chengcheng Lü, the group owner herself, was at a loss for the first time.

So here's the question:

Should she pretend nothing happened and keep the group going, or keep it going while pretending to follow orders?

Blurb Two:

Besides the chat group devoted to her beloved Lord Chuuya, Chengcheng Lü also has a group for surfing the internet. Its members are friends she's known for years, each working in a different line of work somewhere in Japan.

A jujutsu teacher with only three students in his class;

A kindhearted citizen who runs a fruit shop in Ikebukuro;

An information broker who observes human behavior in Shinjuku;

A pink-haired high school student who claims to be perfectly ordinary;

And a weirdo who supposedly wants nothing more than to cheerfully commit suicide before he dies...

Wait.

Chengcheng Lü rested her chin in her hand and thought for a while. Hadn't she seen this last person's whole persona somewhere before?

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"Readers Always Want to Ship My Couples" by San Xian Tong

Before transmigrating, Shang Jiangzhoushe was a male-oriented web novelist. After transmigrating, he planned to get back to writing and earn a living. After struggling for ages to come up with ideas, he finally turned his attention to the people around him.

But he never expected that whenever he started a new book, the readers' comments would always pick up on things that left even him, the author, completely baffled.

When he wrote about "a short nobody from the bottom working his way up to become a big shot"...

Readers: Squeee! The boss and his little sidekick are just too shippable!

When he wrote about "a student who swallowed a special-grade cursed object and defies fate under the tutelage of his blindfolded mentor"...

Readers: Squeee! The teacher and his good friend are just too shippable!

When he decided to change things up and write about "a rich young master who takes an unconventional path, charges onto the sports field, and leads his team to three consecutive basketball championships"...

Readers: Squeee! The young master and his childhood friend are just too shippable!

Shang Jiangzhoushe: ...

Still, how was he supposed to tell all those readers crying over these beautiful romances that the sidekick, the friend, and the childhood friend were all based on him? :)

Theme: Treasure the present and take responsibility for your past.