The Pure-Love Warrior Trapped in a Love Triangle

Lin Shutong transmigrates into a book, landing in a wildly popular, open-ended multiple-love-interest novel that was abandoned before its ending. To keep the novel's world running as it should, he has to take the place of the original protagonist and make it through the tangled battle for the affection of several love interests. Love interest one: a gentle, unattainable senior. Love interest two: a domineering CEO who throws money around. Love interest three: an unbelievably gorgeous star. Love interest four: a proud, younger wolfdog. Lin Shutong diligently carries out his tasks, but there's always someone outside the plot following him around. Xu Xiange, the head of the Xu family, is of noble status and always turns up in places Lin Shutong never expects. He has dinner with love interest one at a Western restaurant, and happens to run into Xu Xiange. He attends an auction with love interest two, and happens to run into Xu Xiange. He goes to a yacht party with love interest three, and happens to run into Xu Xiange. He goes out with love interest four... and happens to run into Xu Xiange. Every chance encounter in the world happens between him and Xu Xiange. Lin Shutong: Hey, friend, may I ask who you are? - And just as Lin Shutong has to choose one of the four love interests and reach a happy ending with him, he finally understands why the original protagonist ran away. Can someone who only likes one person really be the protagonist of a multiple-love-interest novel? - Before the age of thirteen, Xu Xiange, an unwanted member of a branch of the Xu family, was like a drab little sparrow. That changed when the main family brought him back from the branch. Even if a sparrow flies up to a high branch, it can't become a phoenix. He suffered cold looks among the phoenixes until someone pulled him out of the dirt. One day, he realized that the person he loved was the protagonist of this world, destined to meet high-quality love interests one, two, three, and four, and ultimately get a happy ending. And he wasn't even a supporting character. He was just... an extra. Please add my upcoming stories to your library, mwah The CEO's Spoiled, Doomed Husband Bai Xingzhu has awakened to the truth: he is the doomed husband in a novel. His only purpose is to leave the male lead with deep, lasting trauma, so the sunny protagonist can come and save him. Every day, he makes life miserable for the male lead and his family. In the end, the domineering CEO Mu Xiuzhu can't take it anymore and, going against his grandfather's dying wish, resolutely divorces him. His family's business then goes into a steep decline, and he falls from being a rich young master to washing dishes in a restaurant. By rights, now that Bai Xingzhu knows the plot, he should rein himself in. But Bai Xingzhu isn't an ordinary person. You only live once, so he acts even worse than before. He insists on air-freighted food and refuses to eat anything that isn't from its place of origin. He wants silk sheets and won't sleep without them. He has to have a villa and all the designer luxury goods he wants. He also makes the male lead wait on him: the male lead has to put on his shoes for him and run his bath. The male lead's mother comes over to see her son, carrying a handbag worth tens of thousands. The moment Bai Xingzhu sees the bag in her hand, he has an allergic reaction, snatches it away, and throws it outside. Before the male lead's mother can get angry, Bai Xingzhu immediately hands her a limited-edition handbag from the very top tier of luxury brands. Why wave a bag worth tens of thousands around in front of him? Everything he uses has to be the best. He won't touch mass-market stuff, and even the flowers in his garden have to be one of a kind! When Mu Xiuzhu's ill-intentioned relatives come by, Bai Xingzhu walks past carrying his fancy luxury thermos and sneers,