Lin Zile is a novel writer. Due to an accident, he time-traveled into a Danmei novel he wrote and became a villain who was cannon fodder not long after he appeared in the book.
The original owner was crazy about the protagonist Gong, but couldn't love him, so he kidnapped the protagonist Shou and decided to take away his innocence so that the protagonist Gong would think of him every time he touched the protagonist Shou.
The protagonist appeared in time, and the hero saved the beauty. Not only did the original owner become a stepping stone for the relationship between the two, but he was also betrayed by the protagonist and the two families in a wave of joint revenge operations. He became a bereaved dog living on the streets, and eventually died in an alley.
When we travel to the book, the original owner has tied the protagonist to a hidden hiding place, and the next step is to force the protagonist to cook the raw rice into cooked rice.
In order to change the fate of being cannon fodder, Lin Zile immediately let go of the protagonist Shou. Unexpectedly, the other party not only did not run away, but instead pounced on him, hugging him and begging to continue.
At this moment, the protagonist kicked open the door, rushed into the house, and stared at the two people hugging each other with a gloomy expression.
Seeing the protagonist approaching step by step, Lin Zile felt that he was about to die.
Lin Zile: No, listen to me, things are not what you see.
Before he finished speaking, the protagonist Gong actually kicked the protagonist Shou away and hugged him affectionately.
Protagonist: It's not your fault, it's all my fault for being too slow. If you have anything to say, let's wait until we're in bed.
Lin Zile:? !
System: Dear, what you are traveling through is not a novel written by yourself, but a bloody Jinjiang fanfic. In the next 365 days, you will be pursued crazily by 108 characters in the book. Once you lose your virginity, you will immediately die. In order to survive, please work hard~
Intention: Facing the temptation, never change your original intention