Transported Into a CEO Romance Written by a Broke Author

[The premise has changed. I never got a feel for the previous one, so anyone who minds can remove it from their collection.]

You've transmigrated.

You've transmigrated into a kidnapping scene.

Before transmigrating, you were a domineering CEO. After transmigrating, you're still a domineering CEO, and dealing with kidnappers is old hat. You decide to stall him with a ransom offer first.

"How much do you want?"

"One million!"

This kidnapper really has no idea what he's doing.

The police take the kidnapper away, and you go home.

Your driver brings the most expensive car in your garage to pick you up.

Then you see a BYD.

"Are you sure you're my driver and not another kidnapper?"

"?"

Something about this world seems off.

Is it the original body's spending habits, and everyone else's, that are strange?

Well, it doesn't matter. You're here now. You know how to spend and how to make money. You want the best of everything, always upgraded and up to date... Wait, where did this one-hundred-thousand-a-month sugar baby contract come from?

You go to meet the man you're supporting.

This needs a bigger budget!

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Shi Ting knows he's a character in a novel. He's awakened to his own awareness and knows the plot is full of nonsensical logic... but he can't be bothered to fight it.

That is, until Jiang Chu, the domineering CEO who supports him, returns from a kidnapping and suddenly starts acting differently.

Shi Ting realizes Jiang Chu may come from a normal world, a world outside the book.

What is the world outside the book like?

On the first day, Jiang Chu upgrades his sugar baby contract to ten million a month, saying that's the proper treatment for a domineering CEO's kept man.

On the second day, Jiang Chu becomes the biggest financial backer of his laboratory.

On the third day, Jiang Chu takes his hand. "Thank goodness there's finally a normal person in this world! What else do you need? I'll buy it all for you!"

*A chaotic, absurd comedy. I'll try my best to make the logic hold together.

Theme: Be honest and straightforward, and take your work seriously.