I'm not sure this really counts as a synopsis. I just put it together to see if it might spark some ideas. Read it or don't, it's up to you!
Song Qian transmigrates into a book, becoming a supporting male character with the same name as him. When he looks in the mirror after arriving, even his appearance is exactly the same.
He plans to avoid the two leads, but who could have guessed the shou lead is such a scheming white lotus? Before he even touches him, the guy goes, “Ow, that hurt.” Song Qian has no idea what to do with him!
The gong lead, Bai Xuzhi, is unbelievable. He actually believes him. Even before Song Qian transmigrated into the book, Bai Xuzhi was already said to dislike the original character a little. Now he's gone and developed a grudge against him, and starts targeting Song Qian all the time. Song Qian is completely baffled.
I wouldn't exactly call this a slow burn. I'll write it whenever I feel like it. Anyway, this is a regret-and-pursuit story. As for the gong early on, how do I put it?
In my words, he needs a good dose of reality. In other words, he needs a beating. This story is lighthearted and a little ridiculous, with both sweet and angsty moments. It's not exactly a fluffy little romance. One last warning: enter at your own risk, enter at your own risk, enter at your own risk. Important things have to be said three times.
(A slightly dim gong with a young master's temper who keeps misunderstanding the shou) x (a shou who seems tough on the outside but is fragile inside, and always hides away to cry when he's been wronged)
Theme: Study hard and keep improving ^ω^
It collided with an author's name.