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[First Unit]
You Xingge traveled into a “Qidian-style” novel. The good news: This is a modern setting story, so there is no immediate danger to his life. The bad news: He’s fallen for the male lead.
In the book “Lecheng,” he is the guitarist and best friend of the male lead, Cheng Jiye. He accompanied this lead singer through a period of obscurity in their youth, only for them to eventually part ways and break up, ending dismally just before the flowers began to bloom.
After You Xingge finished reading the book: “Not bad, I can accept this.”
After You Xingge met the male lead: “…No, I don’t accept this.”
After a moment of reflection, he decided to get the male lead for himself.
The band’s new guitarist has beautiful curly hair and is incredibly extroverted; he always likes to lean in close to the lead singer. The black-haired, handsome lead singer, who is usually lazy and detached toward everyone else, surprisingly lets him lean in.
When discussing arrangements, they go back and forth together. You Xingge always speaks very fast. Cheng Jiye looks at him with a smile, his gaze fixed; both of them appear very serious.
No one knows that Cheng Jiye’s gaze is actually lingering on the guitarist’s lips, wanting nothing more than to take a bite. And no one knows that You Xingge is suppressing a smile, calculating in his heart just how much longer the male lead can hold it in.
[Second Unit]
Li Yan’an realized in his youth that he was a character in a “Jinjiang-style” novel. He was supposed to become a domineering CEO, subjecting a male college student to a ‘forced love and imprisonment’ routine.
After his ashes were scattered, his best friend would blacken into the story’s ultimate villain—neither of them having a good ending. Li Yan’an, a fine young man raised with upright values, made three vows:
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Do not become a domineering CEO.
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Do not be a jerk.
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And the most important one: Do not be gay.
In the end, he successfully achieved the first two. He became a CEO, but not a domineering one, and he wasn’t a jerk. However, he broke his vow on the very last one. The person he broke the vow for was—His best friend.
“We have known each other for seventeen years.”
“Right at the start of the seventeenth year, the friendship spoiled, and love happened.”
[Third Unit]
Zhong Qing traveled into an urban “Po18-style” novel. The title was vile, and the protagonist was arrogant. Then, he met the protagonist’s older brother. Zhong Qing was tired of stagnant days, Jiang Xiao hated volatile and feverish variables. Yet, they still fell in love.
