The Villainous Male Side Character Just Wants to Eat

[Pre-release: “My Bro and I Are Getting Gayer by the Day.” Tap my profile to check it out~~~] Award-winning composer Lu Xingnan is transmigrated into a novel about a white-moonlight love interest, as the villainous, disposable husband. In the book, the original character is deeply in love with the male lead, and schemes to make him marry him. The male lead hates him for it and deliberately makes a spectacle of his affairs, even bringing his mistresses home to humiliate him. Driven mad by jealousy, the original character fights with the male lead every day and later frames the male lead's love interest in all sorts of ways. He meets a tragic end. Lu Xingnan, who gets hungry again just three minutes after eating: Why waste time being jealous when I could be eating? Xi Yu suddenly realizes that his villainous husband has become well-behaved. He no longer flies into rages or bothers him at work. All he does all day is eat, eat, eat. Xi Yu brings a mistress home. He eats. Xi Yu goes out chasing women. He eats. He even tells another man, just for the sake of a good meal, “Your cooking is so delicious. Once I'm divorced, I'll marry you.” Divorce? In your dreams! Xi Yu deigns to cook for his husband, only to hear him say, “This tastes awful.” Xi Yu: “I think so too. So I'll just eat you instead.” Lu Xingnan: ??? “My Bro and I Are Getting Gayer by the Day” Mu Ye, the hottest and wildest slacker at No. 3 High School, loves fighting, skipping class, and writing self-criticisms. A certified straight guy. Lin Sibai, No. 3 High School's coldest, most celibate top student, loves following Mu Ye around to fight, skip class, and write self-criticisms. A certified straight guy, number two. They grew up together and were so close they could share a pair of long johns for a day. But one day, his best friend Lin Sibai gets dumped and grows a little gloomy. To help his buddy move on, Mu Ye decides to sacrifice himself and personally teach him how to date. And so, two straight guys begin: one dares to teach, the other dares to learn. They act like a real couple, holding hands and hugging. All that's missing is a kiss. One day, their lips accidentally meet. Lin Sibai's voice is slightly hoarse. “That wasn't bad. Want to try again?” Mu Ye, still clinging to a shred of straight-guy dignity, growls, “No! It feels like I'm actually turning gay!” Lin Sibai: “Try again and you'll find out if you're really turning gay.” Mu Ye: “...” That kind of makes sense! Theme: Create opportunities in difficult circumstances and face life with a positive attitude.