Finally, it's my turn to be the stand-in! on Danmei AI Translations

Chapter 1

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“Do you have any other questions?”

The assistant looked at the young Beta before him and slowed his speech.

Ji Liao took a deep breath.

This feeling was strange.

He had transmigrated into a book.

Before going to sleep, he had just finished reading a novel called Forbidden Match.

Forbidden Match described a pure love story about a gentle, kind, universally adored Omega and a violent, overbearing Alpha who married first and fell in love later.

Chapter 2

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At the moment of impact, Wen Qiu felt no pain.

He even “watched” himself drive the battered car safely back to the villa, completely unharmed.

It was a horrifying experience.

The things around him blurred into indistinct shapes, time becoming scattered lines. Like an outside observer, he watched himself struggle, resent, and scheme for Lou Yue by any means necessary. Then he watched Lou Yue weep and laugh for Meng Shuyi, refusing to leave his side through thick and thin.

Chapter 3

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“You’re back!”

Ji Liao turned around and saw Wen Qiu, his eyes lighting up.

His attitude was genuine—his boss was giving him a chance to shine, so of course he was thrilled!

But Wen Qiu’s gaze darkened.

He still remembered the absurd things he’d done in his past life.

He had run into Ji Liao, a waiter at a restaurant, and because the man’s posture and demeanor were so strikingly similar to Lou Yue’s, he’d investigated him, coerced him, forced him to sign an agreement, and bound the man to his side.

Chapter 4

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Ji Liao had a preliminary plan.

He would start from the very place where the plot first deviated.

He needed to get Wen Qiu to sleep with him.

As for how to make Wen Qiu sleep with him…

Ha, he was the stand-in after all!

A stand-in needed to have the awareness of a stand-in. Everything else was secondary—his first priority was to be “like Lou Yue.”