The Paper Man Tore Off the Book and Knife, but I Was Tamed into a Little Wolfdog

Su Yao accidentally got a piece of ancient ink and used it to write a script. Unexpectedly, it awakened the consciousness of the beautiful, strong and miserable male costar in the play. In front of the monitor, director Su Yao threw the notice sheet. Newcomer actor Jin Xingyu was holding the tip of his sword against the heroine's throat, but he was reading lines from the extra chapter that she had deleted three years ago - the words were not bad. The young man suddenly turned to the camera and chuckled: "Director Su, your paper man came to life from the book to collect debts." In the editing room late at night, Jin Xingyu clutched the crumpled first draft, the blood-stained costume wrapped around Su Yao's waist from behind, and the young man licked the wet ink behind her ears. "When Director Su wrote that my whole family was killed and I died unjustly, did I ever feel sad for a second about my fate as a paper person?" Su Yao sneered and pinched his throat, "The puppy shows his teeth and wants to choose when the master is in a good mood." The paranoid and sinister paper man awakens and becomes a spirit. During the day, he is a fishing beauty that everyone on the crew pities, but at night he transforms into a blackened and vengeful evil wolf. "Debt collection requires a license." Su Yao stubbed out the cigarette he handed her: "Now I'll teach you how to be a qualified..." Jin Xingyu suddenly leaned over and licked the red wine stains from her wrist: "A qualified dog?" [What you tame is not a paper man, but a wolf that is willing to surrender]