The Scum Top Goes Straight (Transmigrate into a Book)

Blurb: Fu Shize, the CEO of Shengze Group, has a sweet little husband, Jiang Chenxin, the young master of the Jiang family. But no matter how sweet his husband is, Fu Shize is still the kind of man who doesn't come home at night. Rumors and lovers are always swirling around him, and he doesn't discriminate between men and women.

One day, he suddenly changes his ways. Not only does he stop going out to party, he also comes home on time every day to cook for his sweet husband. He's the very model of a devoted husband.

Fu Shize is a mature, single man who has always kept himself to himself. At twenty-eight, he still hasn't found a partner. Though he's gay, he has always refused to settle. If he hasn't met someone he likes, he'd rather stay single.

Then he transmigrates into a book whose original character shares his name. In the book, he has a beautiful, sweet little husband. But the original Fu Shize is an absolute scumbag: not only is he hardly ever home, he's also run his company to the brink of bankruptcy.

The transmigrated Fu Shize decides he should clean up the company's mess first. As for the sweet little husband at home, there's no way he could fall for a stranger. He'll just go back and talk things out. Hopefully, they can get along peacefully.

When he gets home and sees the well-behaved little husband sitting on the steps, Fu Shize falls head over heels at first sight.

What was that about? Getting along peacefully?

No. He wants a loving marriage, with the two of them making their love even sweeter.

P.S. The male lead falls in love with his sweet little husband at first sight after transmigrating. The original character was a scumbag.

Both leads are each other's first. The uke is super adorable, not at all calculating, and likes the seme. In the book, the original character treated him terribly.

After meeting the uke, the seme does nothing but dote on him, so this is a sweet, indulgent romance!

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