After Becoming a Canary, I Turn the Tables on the Big Shot

Song Sui transmigrated into a tragic novel written by an overworked employee at a major corporation, who had cast himself as the protagonist shou. Every character in the story willingly endured his abuse, yet loved him without hope of ever winning his heart.

Song Sui didn't become some cannon-fodder gong, but one of the three main gongs: CEO Fu Yanzhou...

The CEO's kept man.

The CEO appeared calm and rigid, but had a secret kink. Though he was a gong, he was intensely addicted to pain. Even when the protagonist shou used psychological tactics to coax him into self-harm, he held back and said:

"Please continue."

When Song Sui arrived, he found a meticulous man in silver-rimmed glasses bandaging his wounds while tossing him a belt and saying coldly, "Same as always."

Originally, Song Sui was just cannon fodder, there to show off the protagonist shou's skill and irresistible charm. Later, he would try to keep Fu Yanzhou all to himself and secretly harm the protagonist shou, earning himself a tragic ending.

Gradually, things began to change. Not only did the CEO become gentler toward him, but the other gongs also grew unusually fond of him.

When Fu Yanzhou finally couldn't hold back and pinned him down to kiss him, jealousy surging through him,

Song Sui pinned him beneath himself, took off those bothersome silver-rimmed glasses, and looked straight into his startled black eyes. "If you want a kiss, that's fine. You'll be my little bird, and I'll be the one in control."

Song Sui / Song Xishan Fu Yanzhou

A brush and inkstone aboard a boat, painting streams and mountains all around

Theme: Love heals everything