I Transmigrated Into a Book as a Noble at an All-Boys' School, but I'm Cannon Fodder

When Qi Jue woke up, he had transmigrated into The Handbook for Captivating Everyone at an Elite Boys' School, a story featuring the rich and powerful F4 and the universally adored, delicate white-flower protagonist.

And him?

A brainless rich kid who couldn't name anything but designer brands, the most expendable lackey in the F4's entourage.

According to the original plot, his job early on was to bully the beloved protagonist.

Later, when the F4 became obsessed with the protagonist, they would kick Qi Jue to the curb, tie him up like a present, and deliver him to the protagonist to vent his anger, bringing Qi Jue to a "good riddance" ending.

With things as they were, Qi Jue decided to save himself.

After splashing him with ice water, he'd quietly slip him a dry towel. He'd replace the trash shoved into his locker with a small bag of cookies. When no one was around, he'd copy out the pages of homework he'd torn up and put them back in the desk compartment...

Days passed, until one evening, when Qi Jue was ordered to lock the delicate white-flower boy in the changing room. But the door closed behind him instead.

The protagonist had appeared behind him at some point. His usually elegant face was flushed, his eyes bloodshot, and he reached out to pin Qi Jue against the cold door.

"Do you want to bully me like they do...?"

Qi Jue tried to explain, but his voice was smothered by a burning kiss.

"...Don't make a sound."

Those hands gripped his waist with a force that didn't seem possible for the delicate white flower who always kept his eyes downcast.

After that day, Qi Jue was sore all over.

Even more bewildering, the protagonist seemed like a different person and kept clinging to him.

And why had the F4 started looking at Qi Jue so strangely, too?

* The gong belongs to the shou in body and soul.

* Not recommended for readers with extreme gong- or shou-favoring preferences.

-Plot idea recorded on August 13, 2026-

Theme: Good people get rewarded