Transmigrating into My Own Novel as the Young Master

Night. Thunderstorm. A seventeen-year-old boy presses the power button on his laptop. The instant the screen goes black, a ghastly white bolt of lightning shoots from the socket and races up his fingers, engulfing his whole body. He hears his own voice shatter into static beneath the thunder, and then, the world is gone. When he opens his eyes again, he is standing in the courtyard of a bodyguard agency. Above him stretches a clear blue sky, beneath his feet lie bluestone paving slabs, and a young servant with two little buns of hair is grinning foolishly at him while holding a candied hawthorn skewer. His name is Ye Zhutian. A hapless web novelist who makes a living writing stories. But now, he is Chu Jingxuan, the eldest young master of the Liu'an Bodyguard Agency. He has transmigrated into the novel he wrote, becoming the protagonist he made suffer the most: the unluckiest character who never had a single good thing go his way from beginning to end. His miserable transmigration officially begins here. ### Record of the Soaring Dark Hero (Adapted)