Wasn't the Protagonist Supposed to Be a Beautiful, Strong, Tragic Bottom?

Ning Wanghe transmigrated into a book, one about tormenting the shou.

According to the original plot, the protagonist shou, once an aloof, stunningly powerful yet tragic beauty, would fall for a domineering gong who appeared out of nowhere, then go further and further down the road of physical and emotional abuse.

And the ending even had the shou die.

Before Ning Wanghe could complain about this stupid plot, he transmigrated into the book.

He raised his head helplessly, and a pale, handsome face came into view.

Feeling something warm supporting his cheek, Ning Wanghe instinctively rubbed against it.

A guard beside the man stepped forward and asked, "Your Highness, what should we do with him?"

Everything matched the plot he remembered. Ning Wanghe realized that the person in front of him was the protagonist shou, who had died by suicide.

And he himself was the assassin in the book who shared his name.

The story was now at the point where the original character's assassination attempt had failed.

Help, help, help.

Ning Wanghe cried out helplessly inside.

But before he could beg for mercy, he felt the tragic beauty of a protagonist shou tighten his grip on Ning Wanghe's chin. After a long pause, he said, "Keep him alive."

Later, the protagonist shou kept doing things that didn't match the plot.

When Ning Wanghe ate, Shi Zheng would stroke his free hand.

When Ning Wanghe slept, Shi Zheng would come to his room in the middle of the night and fall asleep holding his hand.

When Ning Wanghe petted a civet cat, Shi Zheng would have the servants carry it away, then press his cheek against Shi Zheng's hand.

Ning Wanghe couldn't take it anymore. He had no idea what Shi Zheng's weird hang-up was, but that didn't stop him from keeping his distance and denying Shi Zheng the chance to touch his hand.

Until Shi Zheng cornered Ning Wanghe in a small nook. The man took his hand urgently and pressed it against his own cheek, lowering his eyes as he said, "Touch me."

Ning Wanghe: ?

What happened to the tragic beauty of a protagonist shou?

After Shi Zheng had completely ravished him and the protagonist gong still hadn't shown up, Ning Wanghe suddenly dreamed of a comment he'd seen before transmigrating into the book.

[The author abandoned this story. The sequel on this pirate site was written by a ghostwriter. The original book never established a pairing. It was an ordinary political intrigue novel with only Shi Zheng as the protagonist. Give it up.]

Ning Wanghe could only cover his hand, rubbed red by the man, and cry pitifully.

1. The blurb may be revised. The gong has skin hunger syndrome, and he is never the shou. The shou transmigrates in person.

2. The shou read the ghostwritten sequel but transmigrates into the official book. Both are each other's first and only love. Happy ending.

3. This isn't a political intrigue novel. Pay attention to the comedy tag. I can only write brainless sweet romances, sob, sob.

4. The language is fairly colloquial, not purely classical.

Theme: Don't trust others too easily.