After I Transmigrated into a Book, My Dark Side Came True

Yu Lan is a moderately well-known screenwriter.

He is famous in the industry for his sharp writing and cool, restrained style.

Though he has an extraordinarily gorgeous face, so exquisite it's hard to describe, he barely speaks and has a cold personality. He seems like an android from some futuristic fantasy.

One day, Yu Lan wrote a new work and personally played one of its characters: a mysterious ghost in a sci-fi setting.

He took pleasure in other people's joy, sorrow, grief, and pain. Capricious and faithless, he was an onlooker who often crossed the line.

The character was the complete opposite of Yu Lan's own personality, yet he portrayed the role perfectly. People were amazed, never knowing that the character he played was a reflection of his own desires.

Muddy, scorching, viscous...

Sinful and filthy.

Something he loathed with all his heart, yet could not let go of.

Then he transmigrated into his own book.

At first, he thought he had taken over the character's identity and erased the other. To survive, he temporarily used that identity to deal with a number of familiar faces.

But when a young man who looked exactly like him, yet was completely different, came smiling to his door,

Yu Lan finally understood that they coexisted. He and the embodiment of his filthy, wicked thoughts existed together in this world, sharing the same land and breathing the same air...

“What are you thinking about?”

Every touch made Yu Lan shudder with disgust. He glared at the man and tried with all his might to pry his hand away.

The other man chuckled softly, holding him tight and suppressing all resistance. Like desire made tangible in a quagmire, his lips brushed Yu Lan's neck. “My creator, is my identity useful?”

“If it is, keep using it. As long as you're willing to pay me, hmm?”

Reader's Guide:

1. A narcissistic romance.

2. Mild coercion. Either may force the other. Two lunatics falling in love, locked in a battle of wills. Both are possessive, and it's hard to say who loves more.

3. The shou hates the gong and is infatuated with him. He wants him dead and alive at the same time, and has a severe Pygmalion complex. His sexuality is his own, so he starts out as a closeted man with a twisted heart. The gong is just the same.

4. This is mutual pining. I mean it.

Theme: Self-respect and self-reliance