The Springtime of a Silly Top [Book Transmigration]

Finally got around to finishing this Handsome, goofy, lovesick top x adorable bottom forced to act spoiled After dropping out of high school, Wei Qiuming spent years struggling to make his way in the world before finally becoming the richest man in H Country. But in the blink of an eye, he was back where he started. When he opened his eyes again, he was a penniless teenager. He was no longer Chairman Wei, who frequented upscale clubs. He was now a street thug everyone avoided. "Don't bully a poor young man" was something Wei Qiuming had heard countless times. It could make a good story after he'd made something of himself, but he really didn't want to go through the struggle all over again... So the thugs on the streets of District D noticed that Brother Wei, usually so cool, arrogant, and domineering, had been acting a little strange lately. They just couldn't put their finger on what it was. If they had to pick a word for it, they'd put it the way their primary school teacher, who taught both PE and Chinese, would: calm as a chrysanthemum! [Side Story] Underlings: Please help us get an emergency appointment. Question: What's wrong? Underlings: We're going blind! After becoming young again, Wei, the richest man, wasn't overjoyed. He even felt like bursting into tears right there. Why? Because he had once spent a fortune on a seaside villa, a private island, hundreds of luxury cars... and savings in the tens of billions. Wei Qiuming: Why, why must Heaven make me suffer like this? (reaches out dramatically) Readers, please imagine the rest for yourselves. [The Bottom's Perspective] An Huai, who had been frail and sickly since childhood, transmigrated on the eve of the college entrance exams into the body of a character with the same name in an old power-fantasy novel he'd read long ago. This minor character was selfish and beautiful, vain and notorious as District D's social butterfly in the slums. He loved bullying the male lead, who had grown up with him, and eventually met his end beneath the male lead's aura of invincibility, just as expected. A classic scene from the book: The beautiful minor character's fair, delicate foot rested on the male lead's shoulder. Having found leverage to threaten him, he was about to make the male lead lower his noble head in humiliation and... wash his feet. Afraid of having his hands and feet broken in the future, An Huai quickly pulled back his little foot. "...There's no need to go that far." He didn't want to stir up trouble, but the awakened spirit of the book wouldn't accept that. It told him the novel had been such a hit because of all the steamy scenes where this minor character bullied the male lead. After the character was written off, the male lead focused single-mindedly on his career and practically lived like a monk. Many readers found it boring and dropped the book, so the author got angry and abandoned it. If An Huai wanted to go home, he had to recreate all the classic scenes from the novel. Ideally, they should be spicy but not cloying, rich but not greasy. If he could just make it to the end, he could go home. And so, determined to get home, An Huai began his journey of acting spoiled and difficult. Blurb revised on August 2, 2021 Theme: When poor, cultivate yourself; when prosperous, benefit the world