Don't Fall in Love with a Substitute Seme [Book Transmigration]

Cheng Yu transmigrates into a CEO novel as a trashy scum gong, the kind who doesn't even deserve a redemption arc. Supposedly, the original owner secretly loves his unattainable white moonlight, abuses a substitute in his place, and does every wicked thing imaginable. In the end, karma catches up with him, and he winds up in prison. The plot has to move forward, and he has to stay in character. But he can keep two substitutes: one shou to stand in for his white moonlight, and one gong to stand in for himself. To avoid ending up on the street after the plot concludes, Cheng Yu raises the substitute shou like a son, while teaching the substitute gong how to do business, buying him a car, a house, and a diamond ring. Later, the white moonlight returns to the country, and the obsessive, villainous antagonist makes his entrance right on cue. It's the renamed substitute (boy)friend (gong) in his household. Gong's point of view: Gu Chengyuan receives a contract to be kept during the hardest days of his life. It's all for the director's surgery. He tells himself, "It's okay. I can endure it." Cheng Yu finds him a renowned doctor, buys him a house and a car, teaches him how to do business, and sometimes brings home a rose. Its petals are crushed against the man's faintly flushed shoulder. But when someone asks, Cheng Yu answers casually, "Him? He's another substitute I'm keeping." "That cold expression suits him. When he smiles, he doesn't look like my white moonlight anymore." Gu Chengyuan pretends he didn't hear and keeps telling himself, "It's okay. I can endure it." He restrains himself with all his might, awkwardly concealing every trace of his feelings, just so he can quietly remain a substitute at Cheng Yu's side. Later, Cheng Yu gives him a grand confession of love. A substitute gong should have professional integrity. Gu Chengyuan doesn't. He falls in love with his sugar daddy. Fortunately, his sugar daddy doesn't play by the rules either. He wants to be in love with him. Theme: Money is precious, but love is worth more