After the protagonist Si Yingchen unexpectedly dies, he transmigrates into a book, and not just any book: one he wrote himself. As if transmigrating into his own book weren't bad enough, he isn't even the protagonist. He's gay, and the protagonist is much better-looking than he imagined. This is a disaster. But the protagonist isn't interested in him. He's in love with one of Si Yingchen's female disciples. Yet as the plot veers further and further off course, the protagonist's favorability toward Si Yingchen doesn't go negative. What's more, Si Yingchen discovers that his loyal disciple has fallen for him too, in a very physical way? Oh no, what is he supposed to do?
Theme: Never pull out a plug with wet hands
By the way, the first time I saw the name of the gang, I mistook it and thought it was the Underworld Sect (bald). No way, author, you changed the protagonist after just two chapters. What should I do with your outline (? O?) (Surprised face)
Why didn't the author write more? Super pretty