[Two Male Leads + Quick Transmigration + Everyone's Favorite + Fragmented Psychopath + Sweet Romance]
Su Qing is an unnoticed nobody in the Quick Transmigration Bureau.
He is bound to a cannon-fodder System.
Just as the name suggests, he has to play all kinds of doomed cannon-fodder characters and push the plot forward.
Once all the missions are complete, he gets a huge planetary reward package.
But can someone tell him why the targets in every world are so crazy?!
In a story about the real and fake young masters, he's the ill-tempered fake young master who makes the other guy kneel to put on his shoes and slaps him across the face. But the other guy gazes at him adoringly: “I love you so much, Master.”
In a school story, he's a spoiled young heir who bullies people with his family's influence. He tears up the other's textbooks and dumps cold water on him, thinking that will let him finish his role and leave. But in the end, he's cornered in the equipment room, and the transfer student licks the droplets from his fingertips and whispers hoarsely, “Young Master, keep going… step on me, or… let me warm your bed?”
In a substitute-lover story, he holds up a photo of his sugar daddy's first love and sneers, “You think you're worthy?” Then he provokes the real deal into coming back. But his sugar daddy grabs him tightly by the waist in front of everyone and pins him against his chest, possessiveness and madness churning in his eyes as he confronts his first love: “He's mine.”
In an apocalypse story, he shoves the male lead, an ability user, out to hold off the zombies, then turns and runs. But when he “accidentally” falls into a horde, the tearing he expected never comes. The Zombie King catches him securely, fangs brushing his neck as he chuckles, “Got you.”
Why did the first world end inexplicably?
Perfect for my taste!