Transmigrated as the One Who Breaks Off the Engagement with Long Aotian

Other people transmigrate into a book and become the mighty protagonist. I transmigrated into the protagonist's future fiance, the one who spits blood every day.

Back then, we were childhood friends who had grown up together, but in the future, I humiliate him with a letter breaking off our engagement and look down on him.

Then he works hard and reaches the peak of his life.

Here are the known complications:

1. The mighty protagonist has transmigrated too, so he won't be easy to fool.

2. I still have to pretend to be his fiance.

3. How the hell do I explain that his partner is a man?

To make sure the protagonist treats my future self a little better, I bind myself to a Wish-Granting System that lets me hear his requests.

Task 1: Let me copy your homework.

(So he can work hard and become a top student.

Task 2: Give me a hug.

(Understandable. The protagonist had a lonely childhood. I get it.

Task N: Confess your love to me.

(Okay.

What do you mean, okay? This makes no sense at all.

Where's your harem? What happened to your deliberate revenge and deep-seated resentment?

Why are you becoming less and less like a protagonist?

But in the book, apart from the protagonist, the only one whose abilities and experiences could match his...

seems to be the villain.

An unlucky author transmigrates into his own book as the villain. He'd planned to lie flat, but the fiance he'd assigned to the protagonist is pretty interesting.

Could he be in love with me?

He's frail, keeps spitting blood, and still insists on sticking close to me.

How could I possibly refuse?

Guess I'd better work hard.

Work hard to marry my wife.

○ Two modern people role-play in ancient times.

○ They will return to the modern world.

○ First-person narration.

○ Frail fiance tops x villain who knows the plot bottoms

Theme: Firmly uphold the core socialist values.