I Ruined My Own Win-Her-Back Romance

Wan Chen, the youngest Best Actor, has an accident at an awards ceremony and wakes up inside an angsty fanfic written by one of his haters.

And he's the male lead in this absurdly melodramatic tragedy.

He's a poor, obscure young actor whose grandfather's debt of gratitude leads to an arranged marriage with a rich, middle-aged man.

The playboy CEO is already in love with someone else, but pressure from his elders forces him to marry Wan Chen. He treats him coldly every day and even gives him the classic nightmare in-law family that always appears in angsty romance novels.

The CEO and his family torment the young actor for 999,000 words. His husband bullies and mocks him, while his life outside the marriage is crushed and he is hounded online. He's tortured in body and heart.

He gets nothing out of it, only one baseless accusation after another, until his young heart is shattered to pieces.

At last, the domineering CEO sees the light and realizes that he's actually been in love all along with the young actor who silently gave so much for him.

In the final 10,000 words, the CEO, who has remained chaste for his White Moonlight throughout the entire book, takes the hand of the male lead, who's been tormented nearly to death, and tearfully begs for forgiveness: "I'm sorry. All those scandalous stories were just a smokescreen. I'm still pure!"

The wife-chasing funeral procession comes to an end, and the story gets a happy ending.

Wan Chen: Oh, great. Your wife-chasing funeral procession is gone.

Later, Wan Chen becomes the rising star of the entertainment industry.

The scumbag CEO's ex-boyfriend likes him, his biological mother is his biggest fan, and his beloved uncle is his devoted supporter...

When the reformed CEO pursues him, Wan Chen says, "Sorry, you're too late. I've actually been with your White Moonlight for a long time."

Wan Chen is the top, though his top energy is perhaps a little questionable.

I want to write an over-the-top, melodramatic romance!

Theme: Be self-reliant and write the script of your own life