Seiji lived a quiet, ordinary life — school, home, lazy afternoons, and two best friends who meant everything to him. That day was supposed to be just like any other: a quick stop at home, then off to meet the others at the café.
Then came the blinding flash.
When he wakes up, he finds himself in a strange new world — silk sheets, unfamiliar ceilings, and someone else's face staring back at him in the mirror. Somehow, he's been reincarnated into a manhua.
Worse yet? He's never read a single one in his life. He never even liked them.
And Seiji has landed in the role of Lotus Finch — the charming, clever best friend of the story's protagonist. It sounds safe enough… until he finds out how the story really ends.
Lotus doesn't stay the best friend. He becomes the villain. Only to be killed by the very person he once called his closest friend.
Now, armed with barely any knowledge of how the story is supposed to unfold, Seiji decides to do the only thing he can: stay in character and follow the plot.
But stories are stubborn.
Characters aren't always who they seem...
He wasn't meant to fall in love.
He was meant to die.