A Transmigrated-Into-a-Book Reader Belongs to the Second Male Lead

My next book will be an ancient-style danmei novel, "Summoned Back by My Lord Ten Years After My Death". Please add it to your reading list!

Qi Mingqi transmigrates into the novel he has been following lately, "Fate of the Stars Across the Heavens", as the mute underling of the male lead.

His favorite character in the book is the male lead, Hua Yeting, and his least favorite is the second male lead, Bai Yan.

The author went off the rails and made the male lead and second male lead pander to the BL crowd, turning what should have been the male lead's greatest ally into a nutcase who does nothing but cling to him and sabotage his career with his love-addled brain.

For the sake of his idol's career, Qi Mingqi steps up to stop the nutcase second male lead from acting lovesick around the male lead. From then on

The second male lead clings to the male lead, begging for a hug. Qi Mingqi: I'll do it!

The second male lead clings to the male lead, begging for a kiss. Qi Mingqi: I'll do it!

The second male lead clings to the male lead, wanting to get it on. Qi Mingqi: I won't!

The nutcase second male lead gives him a wicked smile. “You won't? You think that's possible?”

In the end, he succeeds in achieving his goal, if only! Qi Mingqi discovers that the lovesick second male lead has stopped clinging to the male lead and set his sights on him instead.

Qi Mingqi: If I want to shake this damn nutcase…

System: Why not try faking your death?

The first time Qi Mingqi “fakes his death,” he buries himself three feet underground. Bai Yan digs him out by hand after a whole night, then holds him in a hysterical embrace, laughing and crying.

The second time, the male lead stabs Qi Mingqi and leaves his face disfigured. He crawls out of a pile of corpses alone and silently follows Bai Yan's army. That night, Bai Yan drags him out. “Well, whose ugly mug is this?”

Before Qi Mingqi can cry in anger, Bai Yan pulls him into his arms. “Mine, mine. He must be mine.”

There is no third “fake death,” but Qi Mingqi still runs away from Bai Yan.

They meet again years later.

Qi Mingqi has become a Great High Priest, revered by all and seated high atop the sacrificial altar.

Bai Yan has become a prince with immense power, leading the court officials in a bow. The two gaze at each other from afar through a thin veil.

The Prince of Loathing, who keeps everyone at arm's length and is notorious for his mercurial temper, tears aside the veil in front of everyone, loses control, and pulls the man who seems like a moon in the heavens into his arms, caressing him without restraint.

“The Great High Priest and my late wife are identical in every way, from their build to their inability to speak.” He breathes in the cool fragrance at the man's neck. “Even their bodies are, ”

“E-Q-U-A-L-L-Y sensitive.”

A mute reader who transmigrates into a book: single-minded but honest in body, bottom × an utterly unhinged yet reassuringly crazy, lovesick second male lead: top

Reader's Guide:

In the original novel, the second male lead and male lead had no romantic involvement; he was just picking fights. The reader and male lead have no romantic involvement either. The reader starts out wearing very thick rose-colored glasses, but they will come off later.

A medical miracle lets the mute speak later on, and his face recovers. The nutcase can be cured, but his lovesickness can't, because this is Jinjiang.

The faked deaths aren't real. The couple is sweet from start to finish. If you think you read something angsty, you must be imagining it. -v-

Theme: Trust is the foundation of a healthy relationship