A Cruel Trap

Zhou Chi was frail from childhood and always depended on others to survive. He was used to making himself seem vulnerable, showing his most innocent side to manipulate people. Then one day, he transmigrated into a book. He entered a crime thriller called The Perfect Performer and became a minor reporter in the story. The reporter was a doomed extra who didn't even make it through ten chapters before the villain, Ning Huan, framed him, leaving him to die in prison. To survive, Zhou Chi instinctively acted weak in front of the villain, Ning Huan, making himself seem fragile and harmless. But in secret, he spied on and followed him, indulging his most shameful desires. Unexpectedly, Ning Huan discovered that he was being watched. Only then did Zhou Chi, who thought of himself as the hunter, realize that he had been Ning Huan's target from the very beginning. He was the prey, caught in a trap and cage prepared long ago. Once, Zhou Chi's supervisor asked who the man waiting for him downstairs in a luxury car every day was. Zhou Chi smiled brightly. "My pet." "What?" "You know, taming a wild beast and making it your pet means using your life as a collar, so you can keep him firmly in your hands." Please note: 1. Ning Huan has a congenital mental illness that cannot be cured. He has no empathy, and his unconventional worldview is depicted. Read with caution. 2. Zhou Chi has mild mental health issues and does not have a conventional view of love. Both of them are the kind of people who accept everything about the person they love. Theme: Overcome hardship and meet challenges to give life meaning.