The Trust Value Was Raised Too High, and the Undercover Agent Ran Away with a Bucket.

[A heartthrob unit drama, different protagonists in different worlds] Demining: At the beginning, the positioning was not accurate. I wanted to write a cb-oriented heartthrob that could be seen but not eaten. The supporting role was single, but a pair was not successful. Later, I found that the contact between some protagonists and supporting characters may be too ambiguous, and the no-CP label will offend readers. It seems like you can't change the tag after the work is signed. I'll wait until the word count reaches the requirement to apply for a double male lead. Sorry orz Once he died, he was selected by human traffickers from another world to do a mission in the fast-traveling world. For various reasons, missionaries who had read countless articles had long heard about it. He asked: "What am I going to do? A affectionate male lead, a transparent passerby, a vicious cannon fodder, or a dark villain?" System: "Camera." Tasker:? There is such a type of character who is from the enemy camp but lurks around the main characters, trying every means to gain trust and respect, and then reveals his identity at the last moment, giving the protagonists the heaviest blow. Betrayal is a poison that breaks your bones and breaks your heart immediately if you drink it. If you are originally on the opposite side, but approach with false feelings, hoping to use sweet words to turn them into sweet rain and sweet wine to soothe your throat, you will have nothing to complain about no matter what the outcome. The betrayers deserve to die, but if they had a choice, as long as they slightly changed a certain node in the story, everyone's ending might be very different. ​ #Undercover identity has been exposed, but everyone thinks you have no choice/have difficult reasons/are being framed/there is no need to leave. It's not a big problem. World 1: Underworld consultant in the flower market setting