Qi Huai, a Jinjiang gong (attacker/top).

He’s forcibly thrown by a system into an explosively complex Korean webtoon with tangled character relationships. His mission is to transform the originally “holy light” (pure/innocent) NP plot into a pure love, salvation, 1v1 story more suitable for Jinjiang readers.

At the beginning of his transmigration, the system is damaged, and the original plot is incomplete.

Qi Huai pieces together information all night and finally understands: he’s the original gong 6, the handsome, American-Korean actor who gets unusually excited when he sees the protagonist shou cry.

Qi Huai: “This kind of setting is quite common in Jinjiang; it’s not that explosive, right?” System: “Please take a closer look?”

Original Gong 1, Yoon Namhyuk: The youngest son of the Wushan Group Chairman, current CEO of WS Entertainment, and a director of the Wushan Group. In public, he’s a cold-blooded, ruthless, ill-tempered, handsome young master. In private, he’s an obsessive, crazy maniac tormented by desire, yet ironically, impotent.

Original Gong 2, Choi Minjun: Senior manager at WS Entertainment. In public, he’s a highly educated, cool, and professional workplace elite. In private, he’s a voyeuristic, wiretapping pe*vert with an NTR fetish.

Original Gong 3, Park Seokjin: WS Entertainment artist, a popular male artist who has narrowly missed the Best Actor award three times. In public, he’s a gentle, humble, and supportive senior. In private, he’s an intensely narcissistic self-lover who only calls out his own name during se-x.

Original Gong 4, Kim Min-kyung: RC Entertainment artist, Blue Dragon Award Best Actor, son of a prosecutor general. In public, he’s a charmingly roguish, genius actor and the youngest Best Actor. In private, he runs nightclubs and is an unrestrained degenerate who ab*ses alcohol and is promiscuous.

Original Gong 5, Eun Cheol-woo: CEO of RC Entertainment, adopted son of a British billionaire, with a mysterious true identity. In public, he’s handsome, wealthy, and a smooth operator in the business world. In private, he’s a dark-skinned, big-ch*sted crossdresser with a preference for long red dresses and pure white lace.

As for the protagonist shou, Baek Su-kyung, he’s a classic Korean webtoon debt-ridden shou. With a father who drank and fell from a building, and a mother who disappeared to escape debt, Baek Soo-kyung, burdened with 600 million won in debt and a failed debut as a trainee, worked multiple part-time jobs until he was signed by gong 2 Choi Minjun as a WS Entertainment artist. This seemed like salvation, but it was actually the beginning of his descent into hell…

Qi Huai: “Ranked by degree of perversion, I really only deserve to be gong 6.”

System: “Please look closer… Ugh.”

Qi Huai wanted to look, but unfortunately, the original plot was missing crucial details. Not only was each character’s introduction incomplete, but even the storyline only had a partial beginning.

Well, since he’s here. To complete the mission, Qi Huai followed the original plot, signed with manager gong 2, became an artist under gong 1, and a junior to gong 3 and the protagonist shou…

Then Qi Huai discovered that all the missing plot points were critical. There was no “most explosive”, only “more explosive”. The plot was far from as simple as it seemed.

Given the situation, 1v1, right?

System: “Ahhh, Qi Huai! Save the protagonist shou! The protagonist shou! Get off gong 1’s bed!”

Yoon Namhyuk: “Si-bal! Don’t know where you crawled out from, but my business isn’t for you to point fingers at ^^”

Qi Huai: “~”

Alternate titles:

#The Korean Manhwa Scene Is Too Messy, Jinjiang Gong Can’t Understand#

#Uh, That Idea Needs Censorship#

#You’re Crazy, You Too, You Even Crazier#

Pairing:

Qi Huai (gong/top) × Yoon Namhyuk (uke/bottom)

A gentle, black-bellied daddy-type Jinjiang gong taming a feral, explosive, crazy Korean manhwa gong.

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