A Jinjiang Top Meets a Manhwa Top

[Highlight 1] Please read the reader's guide first! This story is set in Korea, has no feel-good tag (chaotic madness is the main attraction), uses a Korean-style translation voice, and features the hallmarks of Korean comics and dramas. Don't automatically apply the settings or background of other stories! The blurb for my next story, The Dragon's Back to Harass the Evil God Again, is at the end. [Highlight 2] The main story has 70 chapters. Even if you skip every extra, you'll still get 100% of your subscription's worth. The extras are based on reader requests, so I wrote quite a few to give them what they wanted. If you don't like extras, just read as many as you want. They won't affect your subscription value. [Blurb] Qi Huai is a gong from Jinjiang. The System forces him into a Korean comic with a wildly complicated web of relationships. His mission is to take the original story, overflowing with holy light, and turn it into a pure-love, redemption-focused 1v1 script better suited to Jinjiang readers. When he transmigrates, the System is damaged and the original plot is incomplete. Qi Huai spends the whole night piecing things together before realizing that he's Original Gong 6: a stunningly beautiful acting prodigy of Chinese-American heritage, who gets unusually excited whenever the protagonist shou cries. Qi Huai: “This setup is pretty common on Jinjiang. It's not that wild, is it?” System: “Why don't you take another careful look?” Original Gong 1, Yun Namhyeok, is the youngest son of the chairman of the Wushan Group, the current president of WS Entertainment, and one of the group's directors. In public, he's a handsome young heir, cold-blooded, ruthless, and bad-tempered. In private, he's an obsessive lunatic who can't properly handle what he wants. Original Gong 2, Choi Minjun, is a senior agent at WS Entertainment. In public, he's a cool, refined professional with an intellectual air. In private, he's a voyeur and wiretapping addict with a cuckold fetish. Original Gong 3, Park Seokjin, is an entertainer at WS Entertainment and the most popular male celebrity online, having missed out on the Best Actor award three times. In public, he's a kind and humble veteran who looks after his juniors. In private, he's a fanatical narcissist obsessed with himself. Original Gong 4, Kim Mingyeong, is an entertainer at RC Entertainment, a Blue Dragon Award-winning actor, and the son of the chief prosecutor. In public, he's a roguishly handsome flirt with a genius for acting, the youngest actor ever to win the award. In private, he's a degenerate with no limits, running a nightclub, drinking heavily, and sleeping around. Original Gong 5, Eun Cheolwoo, is the president of RC Entertainment, the adopted son of a wealthy British family, and a man whose true origins are a mystery. In public, he's a handsome, rich, and smooth operator, a rising star in business circles. In private, he has a dark-skinned cross-dressing fetish and a preference for red dresses and pure white lace. As for the protagonist shou, Baek Sugyeong, he's a classic Korean-comic debt-ridden shou. His father was an alcoholic who fell to his death, and his mother disappeared to escape her debts. A trainee who owes 600 million and failed to debut, Baek Sugyeong goes from working several jobs a day to being signed by Gong 2, Choi Minjun, and becoming an entertainer at WS Entertainment. It looks like he's found salvation, but in truth, this is the beginning of his descent into the abyss... Qi Huai: “If we're ranking them by how perverted they are, then I really do deserve to be Gong 6.” System: “Take another careful look... Uh.” Qi Huai would like to, but the original plot is incomplete. Not only are the character introductions missing pieces, but the story itself only has the beginning. Well, he's already here. To complete his mission, Qi Huai follows the original plot, signs with Gong 2, becomes an entertainer under Gong 1, and ends up as a junior to Gong 3 and the protagonist shou... Then Qi Huai discovers that all the missing plot points are the important ones. It doesn't get less wild, only wilder, and the story is nowhere near as simple as it seems. So, after all that, it's 1v1, right? System: “Aaaah, Qi Huai! Save the protagonist shou! The protagonist shou! Get off Gong 1's bed!” Yun Namhyeok: “Fuck! I don't know where you crawled out from, but you don't get to tell me what to do ^^” Qi Huai: “~” [Pure-love redemption 1v1 ending achieved. Calculating Host achievement points.] Also known as: #The Korean Comic Scene Is Such a Mess, This Jinjiang Gong Can't Keep Up# #Oh, That Idea Needs to Be Censored# #You're Unhinged, You're Unhinged Too, and You're Even More Unhinged# Qi Huai (gong) x Yun Namhyeok (shou) A gentle, cunning Jinjiang gong with a daddy vibe tames a nasty, hair-trigger Korean-comic gong. Reader's guide: [Important highlight] The gong is actually 22 years old. The central brain created him from human genes, and he was raised by an AI. The central brain's goal is “the happiness of those with human genes comes first,” so the gong's past transmigration missions were about finding his own happiness. Please don't imagine that the gong is hundreds or thousands of years old, or assume his past mission worlds were complicated and required lots of golden fingers. That's not the case. The story follows its own setting, so please don't bring in common tropes from other stories when reading it. 1. This story is a subtle mix of everyone-loves-him, pseudo-everyone-loves-him, and atypical everyone-loves-him. Fans of specific character dynamics, please proceed with caution. 2. Qi Huai (gong) and Yun Namhyeok (shou) are mutually in love, with their feelings emphasized. 1v1, both sexually inexperienced, happy ending. Some side characters have one-sided feelings for Qi Huai, but he doesn't reciprocate. 3. [Highlight] The characters' values do not represent the author's! There are lots of evil, deranged characters. You know what Korean-style stories are like: the appeal is the shocking twists and gossip. Side characters get plenty of scenes! If that bothers you, read with caution! 4. The author doesn't follow celebrities, and none of the characters are based on real people! Names were generated by software, so some may coincidentally match real names. Place names and entertainment-industry details are fictional or based on research. 5. I always finish what I start. I never abandon a story. Before VIP chapters, I update 2,000 characters a day; afterward, 3,000–6,000. 6. The cover uses commercially licensed stock art and wasn't made specifically for this story. It's not widely used, but someone else may still have the same cover! I bought the image a long time ago and thought it looked delightfully steamy. Since this story is also a steamy Korean-comic-themed story, I decided to use it. I didn't have any other particular reason. It's pretty rare to find a cover image with two people, so it's a lucky find. The character cards show what the main cast looks like, babies! 7. Jinjiang recently added automatic bot moderation to the comments section. The feature still has a lot of bugs, and comments containing sensitive words will be deleted. If that happens to you, you can appeal. I really didn't delete it, I'm innocent T-T. Theme: Supporting each other and growing toward the light