What Happens After You Get the Script?

Trapped in a brutal love triangle of punches and bloodshed / A century-spanning, melodramatic romance

What happens when the top in one of those ridiculous melodrama plots gets hold of the script?

Of course: run if you can, and run as far as you can.

World One:

Fake aloof, cool top × Brother with an unacknowledged, obsessive brother complex (not biologically related)

Only after getting the script does Lu Yan learn that his campus romance has landed him in a vicious love triangle, and that he nearly got brutally betrayed by his brother. He immediately leaves the gay love-triangle circus behind and heads for a new life, only to have his brother block the door after boldly declaring, "The one who isn't loved is the mistress."

"Bro, I've given your sister-in-law back to you." Lu Duo's eyes were red as he clung to the door. "Please, bro, I'm begging you... don't leave me."

World Two:

Laid-back beauty actor top × Eccentric, dark and possessive rich patron bottom

Only after getting the script does Li Jia learn that he's merely a stand-in for the beloved white moonlight in Young Master He's heart.

But Li Jia has always been a happy slacker, and really can't be bothered to go through all that trouble over such a trivial matter. Being a pretty ornament that reminds Young Master He of his lost love isn't so bad. It's just another job, and another paycheck.

But why does this young master get crazier the more he's ignored?

World Three:

Depressed top who hates the whole world

The story is nearly over when the top finally gets the script. He can't help wondering if he'd been possessed when he agreed to be shared on a Monday-Wednesday-Friday and Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday schedule.

A friend teases him: just look at all those zeroes in your bank account. What kind of love could you want that you couldn't get?

Besides, he doesn't need incomplete, impure love.

If someone can't offer him their whole heart, completely and utterly, he doesn't want it.

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1. Unless something unexpected happens, this is a melodramatic story. If the unexpected does happen, it'll be a chaotic mash-up of everyone-hates-him and everyone-loves-him tropes, with you-love-me, I-love-him, and him-regretting-everything.

2. The top may have varying degrees of a everyone-loves-him tendency.

3. An episodic story, with different protagonists in each arc.

Theme: Face reality