Shen Yulin dies suddenly in an accident. When he opens his eyes again, a handsome man emerges from the bathroom, looking as if he had been designed to match Shen Yulin's tastes in both face and figure.
Through the billowing steam, the man's beauty seems unreal. Thinking it's a lovely dream, Shen Yulin goes right up and gives him a passionate kiss. The two of them spend the night getting to know each other intimately.
After waking up, Shen Yulin realizes he has transmigrated into a showbiz romance novel about a star and a CEO. He has become a useless cannon-fodder character: a celebrity who's famous for all the wrong reasons, the CEO's kept lover, and a foil for the protagonist. He's greedy, depraved, spoiled, and useless, with nothing going for him but his looks, while the protagonist is hardworking, kind, and talented.
After meeting the protagonist, the CEO soon realizes he's found his true love. He gets rid of his kept lover and devotes himself to the protagonist.
And the handsome man Shen Yulin spent the night with is none other than his brand-new sugar daddy, the CEO Yin Yao.
Shen Yulin: "..."
Fine. He just has to follow the cannon-fodder plot, right? He doesn't have many scenes anyway, and once the protagonist appears, he can bow out gracefully.
Sure enough, not long after the protagonist shows up, rumors about Yin Yao and the protagonist hit the trending charts. Their shippers are all crying that it's a match made in heaven.
Then Yin Yao comes to negotiate with Shen Yulin. "Let's cancel our contract."
Shen Yulin readily agrees. "Sure."
I'm finally off the stage! Time to sail away!
Yin Yao breathes a sigh of relief. "Looks like we want the same thing."
Shen Yulin: "Mm-hm."
Beaches, yachts, pretty young men, here I come!
Yin Yao: "Then should we get engaged first and get married afterward?"
Shen Yulin: ???
Wait! What did you say?
I said why is the word count 7?
I read Loneliness? Three chapters and seven words?
Sister, the outline of your introduction to this article cannot be said to be exactly the same as the outline of another article, but it is very similar. It is still a completed article, so why not revise it before the article is started...
My last comment was like the article the author is writing now?
Is this an open article? Why isn't there a word?