Why Do I Have to Be a Corporate Drone Even in a Novel?

Wen Xu is a wage slave living in the worlds of three novels. By day, he has to be the loyal lackey to the male lead of a power-fantasy novel, serving tea and water and occasionally playing second fiddle to him. His status is about on par with the chief eunuch by the emperor's side. By night, he has to lie in bed pretending to be asleep, playing the useless husband in a cheating-wife novel, while listening to his beautiful wife and her boss shamelessly cuckolding him right beside him. Whenever he has a spare moment, he also has to deal with the niece of the female lead in a school genius novel. He's a minor antagonist in that story. Every time his niece gets provoked by him, she rediscovers her drive to study and becomes as tireless as a nuclear-powered donkey. And Wen Xu, an elite wage slave saddled with tens of millions in debt, can't quit his job or get a divorce. All he can do is work day and night, hoping that one day he'll strike it rich, pay off all his debts, and walk away from this insane fictional world. It seemed the god of the world had heard his wish. One day, a tall, handsome man with broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and an air of potent masculinity appeared beside him. The man: I'll give you a hundred million. Stay with me for three months. Wen Xu stared at the man's broad, imposing shoulders, so wide an ant would need to take a taxi to get from one to the other. He realized in horror: Holy crap! A Korean-webtoon top is here too?! P.S.: One-on-one romance. The protagonist is adored by everyone. All characters are original. Neither the top nor the bottom is inexperienced. If you're particular about that, this isn't for you. (They're adults, after all.) Premise: After hardship comes happiness.