Marrying the Uncle of My Almost-Lover (Transmigrate into a Book)

A new story is starting!~ "After Failing to Escape the Book, the Villain Is Reborn and Forces Me to Marry" is updating now. Same sweet flavor, come say hello! Ming Qing, a self-proclaimed veteran who has read countless books and floors it whenever he gets behind the wheel, transmigrates into a book and meets Gu Tingzong, a "fake celibate, old-school gentleman." From then on, Ming Qing becomes obedient, soft, and timid. When two cars meet, the one with more guts wins! Now, please enjoy the performance artist Ming Qing as he portrays a spectacular life of clinging to powerful allies on the outside while being wickedly shameless on the inside. When a "big talker" meets a "man of action," he learns that a life of talking big to yourself gets you nowhere. The whole story has just one central theme: "shameless and uninhibited." Now that he's transmigrated into a book, why live a carefree, detached life? Wouldn't it be better to become the story's greatest villain, a special guest who takes down the original protagonists? Why be obedient and play a miserable, tragic disposable character? Isn't a mature, composed, handsome, refined, well-endowed uncle with amazing skills, a "fake celibate old-school gentleman," irresistible? Why bother with the story's chuunibyou protagonist gong? After Ming Qing transmigrates into the book, he adapts to its world with ease. Knowing the plot is like having a lightning rod that helps him avoid every death flag. He turns the protagonist, who keeps causing him trouble, into a supporting character, then settles down early to enjoy a shameless life with his handsome, wealthy, top-grade husband. The author is terminally lazy, and the logic is buried in the ground. Transmigration into a book, mutual chastity, no angst, a sweet little treat. Theme: The importance of choosing the right powerful ally.