After I Stopped Being a Good Guy, Why Did All the Heroines Get So Worked Up?

(The Husband-Chasing Crematorium) The transmigration you imagine: from the start, you unlock the protagonist template, with a childhood sweetheart fiancee, a cool and aloof master, a sweet junior sister, and even an exalted saintess who favors you. Good people get what they deserve, and hard work pays off!

The transmigration you actually get: your master is obsessed with cultivation, so you shoulder the burden of the sect, even sacrificing time you could spend cultivating, only to be blamed for not trying hard enough and threatened with having your master-disciple relationship severed. The junior sister you took in as a child turns out to be a fickle, faithless girl, stringing you along while you risk your life for her and batting her eyes at the new junior brother. Your fiancee, who lives with you day and night, talks about becoming independent and strong while leeching off you, then says she's fallen for someone else and wants her freedom. And the saintess? She's very good at keeping a whole pond of fish.

Huh? This is how a good person is supposed to be treated? Sorry, I'm done with that!

But after Su Che leaves, everything changes.

"Boohoo, Senior Brother, I can't live without you!"

"Husband, I really haven't fallen for anyone else. You're the only one in my heart!"

"My disciple, your master truly knows she was wrong."

"Darling, I'm the fish in your pond! I can't live without you. How could I go on without you?"

Why are all the heroines panicking? What are you regretting? You don't think I'll go soft again, do you? Get lost!