Quick Transmigration: Oh, Dragon, You're in for It Now

Imprisoned and tortured in a dungeon, Li Dao finally has a visitor one day: a System calling itself S9900. They sign an equal partnership and escape, setting off on a journey through three thousand worlds to break out of their scripts, steal their origins, and flee the pursuit of the Divine Realm. Along the way, he might even solve the mystery of his own identity and uncover the truth: Who is he, what is he doing, and should he keep sleeping or wake up?

Through countless cycles of reincarnation, he breaks one thread of fate after another. Countless people who have glimpsed his footprints stop and look up, peering into those moonlike eyes that tug at the heartstrings.

A dragon steeped in sin gradually strips away a spirit’s blurred notions of good and evil, life and death. Hair black as ink and deep as an abyss conceals his true self and freedom.

In the end, he will live: a lush, decaying flower blooming in a desolate swamp.

*The first world is just for practice.

World One: The aloof campus heartthrob and the stubborn, innocent girl.

Li Dao looks at Lin Ling and Zhu Rou. How is there not even a hint of romance between them?!

World Two: A well-behaved girl stumbles into the beast world, where the aloof marshal dotes on her

World Three: Fake heiress, real heiress. After I die, my family regrets everything

The protagonist is male. He seems flirtatious and effeminate, but underneath he is dark, sadistic, violence-loving, socially Darwinist, selfish, and not a good person. His moral compass is bizarre, though: he might help an old lady cross the street or pick up litter and throw it in the bin. A chaotic, mischief-loving bystander. No CP, slight everyone-loves-him vibes, ship whoever you like. He is born into most of the worlds.