New upcoming story. Something lighthearted for a change. The blurb still needs work, but the basic idea is this kind of melodramatic trope~
Pei Qinghuan unexpectedly transmigrates into a Mary Sue novel he'd skimmed through before bed, becoming a rich young master who pines after the male lead for 50 chapters and gets nowhere.
The original owner is filthy rich and has a happy family, but seems to have some kind of masochistic streak. He's hell-bent on being the male lead's doormat, and has been for over a decade.
Right after he transmigrates, his new dad gifts him a villa. It's practically obscenely extravagant.
He likes it.
With a family this rich, why worry about not finding a man?
So Pei Qinghuan decisively gives up on following the male lead and starts living the carefree life of a rich young master.
The new swimming coach at his private pool has an incredible body. Pei Qinghuan wastes no time making a move and throwing money at him.
The bartender at the club has long, beautiful hands. Watching him mix drinks is a treat, and he can play the piano, too. Pei Qinghuan once again throws money around to win him over.
Bored late at night, he books a sleep-aid companion through an app. The moment he hears the man's deep, sexy voice, Pei Qinghuan opens his eyes and straightforwardly buys out all his future services.
He'd wanted to give a home to every man who fit his type, but never expected that these three people... were actually the same person!
And not only did he fail to recognize him, he enthusiastically went on dates with all "three" of them.
Wait, how did this severe face blindness come with him into the book?
Pei Qinghuan's worldview shatters as Ji Xiao, who is simultaneously his swimming coach, bartender, and sleep-aid companion, corners him by the pool.
The man looks down at him, radiating danger.
"Pei Qinghuan,"
"Have you had enough fun?"
As he speaks, he reaches out and grips Pei Qinghuan's chin, forcing him to look into his eyes.
"Is it my turn now?"
Blurb written on August 9, 2024, and saved
Theme: Fall in love properly, and go off track every day