The Coward Got Himself into This Mess

Su Ran is widely known as a shameless womanizer.

One day, he happens to visit a construction site and falls for the contractor at first sight. The man's bronze skin gleams in the sun. Heart eyes! I like him. Su Ran decides to use all his skill to flirt with him.

But as soon as he makes a move, the contractor presses close and sneers, “What? Want to get in my bed?”

The young master Su Ran frantically shakes his head. No, no, he's all about feelings, not sex. He was only flirting for fun.

“Hah. What a coward, pretending to be a playboy.”

Damn it, a man can be killed but not humiliated. Su Ran immediately proves with actions that he's no coward.

After being thoroughly ravished, Su Ran lets out a wail in his heart. He's done for. He's played himself into this mess.

When he finds out that this contractor is the famous romantic who was mocked for mistaking a vicious wolf for true love and ruining his family business, Su Ran nearly falls flat on his face. What the hell kind of luck is this?

Bonus scene:

Su Ran: “Hah, aren't you a hopeless romantic? Why aren't you saving your virtue for your true love?”

No sooner has he finished speaking than a hulking, muscular man throws himself at him, sobbing uncontrollably. “You scoundrel! You said I was the one true love of your life! I don't want to break up!”

Qin Jing: “You have the nerve to question me? Should I call a reunion for those dozens of your true loves?”

Su Ran: falls over, dead.

PS: The gong transmigrates into a book. Both are virgins.

Theme: To be written later