So Satisfying! The Butler Goes Feral and Sets the CEO Romance World Straight

[BL + Everyone Falls for Him + Unhinged Antics + One-on-One Romance]

Tao Zhiyan transmigrates into a world stitched together from several outrageously melodramatic domineering-CEO romances.

The good news? He can see everyone's character role floating above their head! This one's a love-starved illegitimate son, that one's the entertainment industry's most spectacularly cheated-on boyfriend, and the guy behind them is the ultimate scumbag top from a substitute-lover romance!

The bad news? He's the butler serving this bunch of villains!

Dragged into their soap-opera lives, Tao Zhiyan posts anonymous rants on his social feed every day: "Okay, okay, okay. I was wondering how the illegitimate son could possibly end up with her!"

"The third young master publicly announced his relationship for love. Little does he know, the baby isn't his-it's his buddy's!"

"The second young master is a total scumbag. He keeps his little substitute lover locked up and makes him cry every single day!"

...Reading these anonymous posts, the eldest young master falls deep into thought.

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Every day, Tao Zhiyan diligently does his job as an inconspicuous background extra. So why has the crossfire suddenly turned on him?

The illegitimate son clasps his hand, his eyes filled with an almost deranged adoration. "You got me kicked out by my eldest brother, but I don't blame you..."

The wolfish young man pins him down inside a car, his voice low and husky. "You're helping me this much because you want me to notice you, aren't you?"

The scumbag locks him in a dark little room and winds an iron chain around his neck. "You let my little substitute lover escape. Did you think about the consequences?"

Tao Zhiyan: ??? Wait, I'm just the butler!

When Tao Zhiyan spots the eldest young master, he intends to ask for help.

But to his surprise, the label hovering above the eldest young master's head contains just one glaring word-HUSBAND.

Tao Zhiyan rubs his eyes. The fewer the words, the bigger the trouble.