I’m Rescuing People in a Marriage-for-Luck Novel

After entering a tragic novel, Jiang Chi vows to rescue the protagonist shou. This is a “marriage-for-luck” novel. The protagonist gong, Qin Yan, a wealthy and powerful man, marries the protagonist shou to bring good fortune after an accident leaves him in a coma. When Qin Yan wakes up, he is unwilling to let the protagonist shou go and forcibly keeps him, causing both emotional and physical torment. Backstage at the wedding, Jiang Chi meets a handsome young man in a wedding suit. The young man’s face is pale, cold, and aloof, but his eyes are full of emotion. When their eyes meet, Jiang Chi is instantly smitten. Jiang Chi promptly picks up the frail young man and runs off with him. That day, the Qin family urgently cancels the wedding because— The family head, Qin Yan, has fled the wedding. Jiang Chi hadn’t finished reading the original story, so he doesn’t know that the coma was a ruse or that he’s rescued the wrong person. Not only does he treat Qin Yan as the protagonist shou, but he also teaches him many dating skills to deal with the protagonist gong. Qin Yan: This is very useful. I’ve learned a lot. * Qin Yan is cold by nature, raised in a world full of scheming and deception. He’s used to hiding his emotions and has never loved anyone, nor has anyone dared to love him. Until one day, a gentle and handsome man comes into his life, saying he’ll protect him forever. From disregarding him to falling deeply in love, Qin Yan loses all control. He will never let Jiang Chi leave. Even if Jiang Chi has mistaken him for someone else. * Later, when Jiang Chi learns the truth: [Love Tip #03: When the other person is angry, avoid confronting them directly. It’s better to show weakness, such as acting cute or calling them ‘Husband.’] Qin Yan’s expression darkens, his eyes sharp: “Husband won’t stop loving me just because I’m gloomy, obsessive, and ruthless, right?” Jiang Chi: “…Love? I love you way too much.” ——— #Silly Gong Who Thinks He’s Smart vs. Truly Smart and Powerful Shou# [Marriage-for-Luck – “Chongxi” story (a trope in Chinese fiction where a sick or dying person is married in hopes the wedding will bring good luck and cure them)]