The Canary and the CEO He Keeps

Over-the-top drama queen, spoiled young master gong x pitiful CEO

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Everyone in H City's upper circles knows that President Gu keeps a beautiful canary.

A slender waist and long legs, delicate and soft, easy to push over (not really), and so beautiful she could outshine the moon. After President Gu fell for him at first sight, he kept him hidden away in a golden house and guarded him closely.

Later, the domineering, seductive, cold-hearted President Gu and his canary went through every trope imaginable: amnesia, a substitute, confinement, kidnapping, and forced love. One scandal after another broke, each more gripping than a TV drama, leaving the gossipmongers amazed.

Rich people sure know how to have fun.

Only President Gu, the cold-hearted man who came down with dark circles from being tormented every day, knew what was really going on.

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President Gu: "Would it be all right if I let you go?"

Jiang Ying acted as though he hadn't heard. "What, do you keep other birds besides me?"

President Gu: "..."

Jiang Ying: "Am I not beautiful? Is my figure not good? Am I not obedient enough?"

Jiang Ying: "Do you have nightingales, orioles, or red-whiskered bulbuls on the side?"

As the only heir of his entire family and the most powerful official's son in the capital, Jiang Ying grew up surrounded by limitless indulgence and affection. But after coming down with a fever, he discovered that this world was actually a melodramatic BL novel.

The young master read the book from beginning to end, only to find that he didn't appear in it at all.

...Not only did he have no name, he wasn't even an extra.

Huh? What a scam. Wasn't he supposed to be the center of the world? ...

Why? Why wasn't he the protagonist?

This world really needs some proper discipline!

· Gong-focused, told from Jiang Ying's perspective. The gong is extremely self-centered and loves melodrama. He's a drama queen who scripts and performs his own show.

· A brainless, feel-good romance, focused on the relationship, with a lethal dose of melodramatic tropes.

Theme: Support the young master as he disciplines the whole world.