Jing Huai read a BL novel before bed. The protagonist uke was born into a poor, conservative family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. To revive the family's fortunes, he was forced to break up with his childhood sweetheart and sent to marry into the Ji family. Then, the seme and uke began a journey of angst, misunderstandings, jealousy, and frequent intimate encounters—no matter the situation. And the head of the Ji family, the one arranged in the marriage alliance, became the biggest obstacle in their path. Ji Jingyan, as the head of the Ji family, had wealth, looks, status, and power—capable of anything—except his legs were disabled. This perfectly hit all of Jing Huai’s preferences. The cruelest part? The author who claimed to be a purity advocate set him up as a straight man who never actually did anything with the uke. His existence was solely to create misunderstandings, jealousy, and drive the intimate scenes between the original seme and uke. In the end, he was ruined and left to die on the streets by the triumphant return of the original seme and uke. A pitiful cannon fodder with a tragic end. - Original seme: "Even though I married someone else, cheated on you, and tortured you, I truly love you!" Original uke: "Even though you married someone else, cheated on me, and tortured me, I still forgive you!" Jing Huai: "??? Screw both of you!!!" When he read about the original seme abandoning his wife and the original uke abandoning his cannon-fodder straight husband to elope in the name of "true love," Jing Huai was so furious he could’ve vomited blood. He dropped the novel. Then left a heartfelt thousand-word hate comment in the reviews section. The next day, he woke up—as the protagonist uke. Jing Huai: "…" On their wedding day, when Jing Huai saw Ji Jingyan for the first time— The cold CEO sat in a luxury car, dressed in a tailored suit, his legs covered by a thin blanket. His face was as sharp as the winter moon, his eyes clear and distant, his entire demeanor aloof. He gave Jing Huai a casual glance. Jing Huai: …I’m gonna make him feel the warmth of this world.