Ji Shu transmigrates and has to grant other people's wishes, like Santa Claus. Granting wishes is one thing, but why are they so outrageous?
His targets say: “I wish I could kill you with my own hands.” “I would rather never marry or have children, and stay far away from wealth and glory. I will follow my lord forever.” “I want our family crest engraved on the Lord's ring forever.” “I want him to come back to life, even if only so I can see him once...”
Ji Shu: “I'm exhausted. I don't want to do this anymore.”
World One
A ruthless regent gong x a seductive but oblivious young prince shou
“Don't even think about leaving me. We're doomed to torment each other. Even in death, we'll die together.”
World Two
A bitter, vengeful ghost king gong x a rookie young exorcist shou
“If we'll never see each other again, then I regret it.”
World Three
A fresh and fragrant, tea-loving top student gong x a top student whose only interest is studying shou
“Big brother, did I do something wrong? Why are they so angry? Go comfort them. I'll be fine on my own.”
World Four
A rich family's spendthrift heir gong x a pretty-boy star shou
“Babe, look, I took a new company public today and made a ton of money. So can I skip the dishes?”
World Five
A gong who yearns for his lost first love x a shou who has the heart of that first love
“Don't let your heartbeat stop.”
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The order of the mini-worlds in the main story may differ.
At heart, this is a wish-fulfillment story, though it may contain a little melodrama. The shou is adored by everyone and at the peak of beauty. Overall, both leads are strong, and their love is mutual.
One-on-one romance. The gong is the same person in every world.
