The Male Leads' White Moonlight Is Me [Book Transmigration]

[The title might change... I'm terrible at coming up with names (scratches head)] As a perfectly normal rich second-generation heir, Jiang Yeshu grew up normally, attended an elite school, learned the piano, went abroad for further studies, and then returned to China, all perfectly normally. The moment he stepped off the plane, though, Jiang Yeshu suddenly realized that he'd somehow entered a world made up of a compendium of novels, and had abnormal opened the door to a whole new world. The buddy he'd grown up with was a trashy ex who'd get his comeuppance, now welcoming him at the airport with a bouquet of flowers. His deskmate of three years, who'd traded barbs with him all that time, was the heartthrob from a melodramatic youth romance, lavishly renting out the venue for his piano recital. The big brother next door was a domineering CEO who could make the world tremble with a single word, and had planted a whole sea of flowers for him. His training-camp classmate had become a hugely popular superstar, and had written countless love songs for him. Even his sworn enemy, who'd always been at odds with him, was acting strange. He'd been reborn and claimed that in his previous life, they had been inseparable lovers. After returning, Jiang Yeshu gradually began to notice that the people around these men, whether partners or subordinates, all seemed to bear a resemblance to him. Between them, there were stories of unrequited love, relentless pursuit and desperate flight, ninety-nine escapes while pregnant, and one dramatic reckoning after another. The only thing they all had in common was that they believed they were Jiang Yeshu's substitutes. Jiang Yeshu, who had gone abroad to study long ago and just returned, was the white moonlight, the unforgettable ideal and indelible cinnabar mole in the hearts of all the male leads. Jiang Yeshu: ...Wait, you guys have been mixing up everything you learned from that novel compendium! Looking around, it seemed that the only normal person was his stepbrother, who'd always had an unremarkable relationship with him.