Gu Boyan is a retired male lead from an old-school romance novel. Born a domineering CEO, wickedly charismatic and wild, he's guaranteed to deliver both quantity and quality, and even while obsessed with romance, he controls the lifeblood of the global economy.
One day, a bug simultaneously hits the quick transmigration bureau's server and several major literature websites, sending him into a series of novels where the protagonists are men and assigning him the role of the bottom.
Gu Boyan: Me? The bottom? Ha!
So, readers starved for novels with a male lead on top excitedly open one new story after another, only to find...
An obscure young star pins his wealthy patron down with his legs: "Man, do you like what you see?"
The stand-in for a beloved first love lays down the law to a tycoon: "I can give you everything except love."
A poor top student slams a rich second-generation heir into the wall: "Remember, from now on, I'm the only one allowed to make you cry."
Readers: W-wait, the CP's reversed? It's so greasy and awkward, but so hot. What do I do? Aaaah!
Gu Boyan, with wet hair, wearing a bathrobe with the belt undone: "Satisfied? Hmm?"
P.S.
1. The protagonist is the top. Gu Boyan is the top.
2. It really is greasy and awkward. No false advertising.
3. Once again, I'm writing what I want to read (I'm running out of legs to cut off).
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